Anna Camner

Anna Camner (born 1977) is a Swedish contemporary artist, known for small, intense and meticulously executed oil paintings on dark themes.[1][2] Her paintings shows processes of decay, often in a dramatic or violent manner.[3] She is represented at the Stellan Holm Gallery and Faggionato Fine Art Gallery. She received an MFA at the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm, Sweden in 2003.

Camner's first solo exhibition in 2006 at Natalia Goldin Gallery in Stockholm was favourably reviewed in Svenska Dagbladet.[4] In 2008, she had another solo exhibition at the same gallery, which was reviewed in Svenska Dagbladet[5] and Expressen[6]

Camner's work is also represented at the UBS Art Collection, Swedish Art Council and Magasin 3 Stockholm Konsthall, in Stockholm.[7]

In 2012, Camner published a picture book, with the title The Sick Rose.[8]

Recognition: IASPIS AIT Tokyo Japan 2008

Bibliography

The Sick Rose (2012) ISBN 9789197755863, Wanås konst

References

  1. ↑ Natalia Goldin Gallery, Stockholm: Anna Camner (21/2-29/3), Konsten (web magazine) 26 February 2008, retrieved 30 January 2014 (Swedish)
  2. ↑ Det stora i det lilla, Omkonst 12 April 2006, retrieved 30 January 2014 (Swedish)
  3. ↑ Förgänglighet i tunna penseldrag, Svenska Dagbladet 16 December 2007, retrieved 30 January 2014 (Swedish)
  4. ↑ Förbluffande säkert och vackert om döden, Svenska Dagbladet 22 April 2006, retrieved 30 January 2014 (Swedish)
  5. ↑ Tankeväckande blandning av levande och döda, Svenska Dagbladet 8 March 2008, retrieved 30 January 2014 (Swedish)
  6. ↑ Anna Camner / Galleri Natalia Goldin, Stockholm, Expressen, retrieved 31 January 2014 (Swedish)
  7. ↑ Dukat med tålamod, Svenska Dagbladet 16 December 2007, retrieved 30 January 2014 (Swedish)
  8. ↑ Pekbok från lilla världen, Kristianstadsbladet 7 May 2012, retrieved 31 January 2014 (Swedish)

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