Photo: Jonas Ingman
One of the vital elements in Lerin’s diverse creative portfolio is pictures of animals. With technical skill and a heartfelt passion for the humblest of creatures, Lerin depicts small birds, field mice and hares. The sensitive watercolours by Lars Lerin are shown alongside several studies by wildlife painter Bruno Liljefors. The exhibition was on display during the summer of 2000 and has been extended.
The human body is the starting-point for Maria Nordin’s creation. Her art depicts the body as the literal human shell, but also as a container for everything that is individual within us. The exhibition presents Maria Nordin’s latest paintings, which show the shell and surface, but is about making the invisible, visible. The exhibition was on display during the summer of 2000 and has been extended.
The Nordic Watercolor Museum's solo exhibition with watercolours, drawings and textile works by Andreas Eriksson has been extended until 25.4 2021. The presentation highlights the complex, time-consuming creative process from idea to expression, from sketch to weave.
Through art, we track a terrain where emotions and impressions have been visualised and structured onto the receptive watercolour paper, as if it were a topographical map. The external and internal unite.
