Jacob Dahlgren

Fourth Dimension/Third Uncle
3 – 27 Sep 2015
exhibition view

JACOB DAHLGREN is an intelligent, playful, amusing and visually fascinating artist, whose life merges with his art. His works are often large-scale installations consisting of everyday materials such as dartboards, polyester ribbons, hangers or disposable coffee cups. Dahlgren processes the everyday experience into art and reminds us that it is worth our while to look around us. In a sense, he carries on the tradition of constructivism, refreshing it, and bringing it to the present‐day context. 

Jacob Dahlgren (b. 1970, Stockholm) has exhibited his work at venues such as Museum Ritter in Waldenbuch, Germany; The University of Hertfordshire in Great Britain; and the Guang Art Biennale at Guang’an Wusheng Baozhen, China. Dahgren has represented Sweden at the Venice Biennale, and has been shortlisted for the Ars Fennica Prize. He has made several public works of art for locations in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Great Britain. His works are included in collections such as  the Daimler Collection, the collections of the University of Washington, the Seattle Museum of Modern Arti, Vehbi Koc Vakf in Istanbul, and the British Museum.
 

Not And Or 11, 2017
mixed media
110 x 96,5 cm

In Lars-Göran Johnsson collection

Fourth Dimension/Third Uncle
3 – 27 Sep 2015
exhibition view

Not And Or 3, 2017
mixed media
120 x 120 cm

In Museum Ritter collection

Concretists also developed rules for form and colour III, 2015
corian, electric cableand lamp
50 x 50 cm

Jacob Dahlgren
10 May – 13 Jul 2012
exhibition view

Dubrovrik 2006, 2015
clothes hangers, aluminium
111 x 154 x 42 cm

In private collection

Subject of art 6, 2017
coloured pencils
17 x 17 x 17 cm

The Wonderful World of Abstraction, Constructivist Version, 2015
steel, silk ribbons
280 x 300 x 300 cm

In Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art Collection

Units of Measurements, 2011
folding rulers
102 x 96 cm

Primary Structure, 2012
wood, lacquer paint, glass
100 x 100 x 50 cm, edition of 5

Work and Method, 2015
mixed media
104 x 104 cm

In private collection

Jacob Dahlgren
10 May – 13 Jul 2012
exhibition view

Selection of available works. For the full list, please contact galerie(at)anhava.com

How lines moves beyond geometry and space, 2015
coloure pencils and MDF board
26 x 26 cm

How lines moves beyond geometry and space, 2015
coloure pencils and MDF board
26 x 26 cm

How lines moves beyond geometry and space, 2015
coloure pencils and MDF board
26 x 26 cm

Not And Or 7, 2019
mixed media
154 x 114 cm

Not And Or 8, 2019
mixed media
121 x 99 cm

Not And Or 9, 2019
mixed media
149 x 126 cm

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