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www.kamarade.org | [email protected] | Linnégatan 76 Stockholm ANNI LEPPÄLÄ Tuesday 11 December 2012, 17.00—20.00, KAMARADE Linnégatan 76, Stockholm. Exhibition open by appointment until 19 January 2013. Three films selected by Anni Leppälä on view during the exhibiton. Saturday 15 December 13.00—16.00, Grey Gardens, Albert and David Mayseles, 1975, 100 min. Saturday 12 January 13.00—16.00, Mirror, Andrey Tarkovskiy, 1975, 108 min. Saturday 19 January 13.00—16.00, El sol del membrillo, Victor Enrice, 1992, 133 min. Films start at 13.30. Photographs are like fixed points in the process of change and alteration, they give a chance of observing and allow the viewer to step closer. One can gather trust and confidence in recognizing them but simultaneously photographs have another kind of nature; a side turning towards the invisible and the unidentified. What finally becomes recognized can be something “outside” of the image, something out of sight—something imperceptible. In this momentary experience something is revealed which is not “that-has-been” but rather something that exists and is present now and here. ANNI LEPPÄLÄ KAMARADE is a contemporary art exhibition programme initiated by Anna Kleberg in Stockholm 2010 run by Amelie Edlund, Anna Kleberg and Maja Kölqvist. Kamarade focus on collaborations with artists, institutions, companies and individuals as well as creating social events. It is possible to rent parts of Kamarade’s exhibitions for your home, company or public institution. Further we offer space rental. Please contact Anna Kleberg on +46 70493 70 25 or [email protected] for more information. Anni Leppälä (b.1981) lives and works in Helsinki. She studied photography at the Arts Academy at Turku University of Applied Sciences (BA) and at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki (MA). Her works has been exhibited internationally since 2006, including group exhibitions at Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography (2006), Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg (2009) and Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza (2011). Recent solo exhibitions includes Barbara Gross Galerie in München (2011), VB-Photographic Centre in Kuopio (2011) and at the Gallery TH13 in Bern (2011). In 2010, Anni Leppälä was awarded the Finnish Young Artist of the Year Art Award. Tampere Art Museum presented the first comprehensive museum exhibition of her work and published a book of her photographs. During the summer 2012 she had a residency at Aomori Contemporary Art Center (ACAC), Japan. Leppälä’s future exhibitions include a solo exhibition at Gallery AMA in Helsinki and group exhibition New Wave Finland: Contemporary Photography from the Helsinki School at Scandinavia House in New York. Anni Leppälä’s works are included in collections such as the Deutsche Bank Collection, Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, the Finnish Museum of Photography, Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art and EMMA Museum of Modern Art.
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www.kamarade.org | [email protected] | Linnégatan 76 Stockholm
ANNI LEPPÄLÄ Tuesday 11 December 2012, 17.00—20.00, KAMARADE Linnégatan 76, Stockholm. Exhibition open by appointment until 19 January 2013. Three films selected by Anni Leppälä on view during the exhibiton. Saturday 15 December 13.00—16.00, Grey Gardens, Albert and David Mayseles, 1975, 100 min. Saturday 12 January 13.00—16.00, Mirror, Andrey Tarkovskiy, 1975, 108 min. Saturday 19 January 13.00—16.00, El sol del membrillo, Victor Enrice, 1992, 133 min. Films start at 13.30.
Photographs are like fixed points in the process of change and alteration, they give a chance of observing and allow the viewer to step closer. One can gather trust and confidence in recognizing them but simultaneously photographs have another kind of nature; a side turning towards the invisible and the unidentified. What finally becomes recognized can be something “outside” of the image, something out of sight—something imperceptible. In this momentary experience something is revealed which is not “that-has-been” but rather something that exists and is present now and here.ANNI LEPPÄLÄ
KAMARADE is a contemporary art exhibition programme initiated by Anna Kleberg in Stockholm 2010 run by Amelie Edlund, Anna Kleberg and Maja Kölqvist. Kamarade focus on collaborations with artists, institutions, companies and individuals as well as creating social events. It is possible to rent parts of Kamarade’s exhibitions for your home, company or public institution. Further we offer space rental.
Please contact Anna Kleberg on +46 70493 70 25 or [email protected] for more information.
Anni Leppälä (b.1981) lives and works in Helsinki. She studied photography at the Arts Academy at Turku University of Applied Sciences (BA) and at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki (MA). Her works has been exhibited internationally since 2006, including group exhibitions at Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography (2006), Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg (2009) and Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza (2011). Recent solo exhibitions includes Barbara Gross Galerie in München (2011), VB-Photographic Centre in Kuopio (2011) and at the Gallery TH13 in Bern (2011). In 2010, Anni Leppälä was awarded the Finnish Young Artist of the Year Art Award. Tampere Art Museum presented
the first comprehensive museum exhibition of her work and published a book of her photographs. During the summer 2012 she had a residency at Aomori Contemporary Art Center (ACAC), Japan. Leppälä’s future exhibitions include a solo exhibition at Gallery AMA in Helsinki and group exhibition New Wave Finland: Contemporary Photography from the Helsinki School at Scandinavia House in New York. Anni Leppälä’s works are included in collections such as the Deutsche Bank Collection, Fondation d’entreprise Hermès, the Finnish Museum of Photography, Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art and EMMA Museum of Modern Art.
