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Jan Svenungsson

(Sweden, Born 1961)
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40 000 - 50 000 SEK
3 610 - 4 510 EUR
3 880 - 4 850 USD
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Jan Svenungsson
(Sweden, Born 1961)

"Tower 4", 1991

Signed Jan Svenungsson and dated 1991 verso. Gelatin silver print, height 258 cm including the artist's original frame. Install the work standing on the floor, leaning against the wall.

Exhibitions

Göteborgs Konstmuseum, Gothenburg, "Nordiskt Önskemuseum", 1994.
Nylistasafnid, Reykjavik, "Jan Svenungsson & Kirsten Ortved", 1992.
Nordic Arts Center, Helsinki, "Jan Svenungsson", 1992.

Literature

Jan Svenungsson, Jörg Heiser, "Building chimneys / Bygga skorsten", 2008, illustrated p. 13.

More information

The chimney is a motif that is constantly recurring in Svenungsson's artistry and has over the years become his hallmark. Series featuring chimneys have been exhibited since the 1990s in the form of installations at several institutions including the Moderna Museet in Stockholm and Nylistasafnid/Living Arts Museum in Reykjavik, as well as at Galleri Engström, Stockholm. The Moderna Museet has a similar work in its collections, donated by the art collector Fredrik Roos.