It's including, open to all, nice and noisy.
Submitted by kenneth on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 20:31
Supermarket is now Sweden’s largest arena for the alternative art scene. It has grown every year and provides a showcase for artists’ initiatives from all over the world. It is including, open to all, nice and noisy.
Each year the fair has led to many exciting collaborations between participants. It is also an art fair that strives to offer the visitor an experience, rather than focusing on sales. Because the art may have ambitions far beyond what will fit and can be seen on the market.
What is good, what is bad? How can we get better?
We would like to know what you think about it...
The fair is over.
It has been a phenomenal event. Many thanks to all participating exhibitors, visitors and all who made this wonderful event possible. See you next year!
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5 comments for "It's including, open to all, nice and noisy.".
1. congrats
very nice concept.
hope to be at the fair next time (2011)
cheers
michel palazzo
2. Glad to hear that you like
Glad to hear that you like the concept!
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All the best - Have a nice 2011!
3. Some critique from Parachutartists Foundation (The Netherlands)
Has Supermarket Art Fair has become a proper fair for itself: with ‘white cube’ separation walls that surround each artist initiative and no theme or curator to select the artists according to one strong and critical concept?
4. Yes, we need more curated
Yes, we need more curated artist-run initiatives.
/yep
5. I wonder...
As far as I can see we are an non-profit organization. We exhibit experimental projects, artists. It's not primarily a Fair for selling works. But it's definitely a place for networking and to meet an audience. Do we have to be in a garage to be called an artist-run art fair??