Slut dato: 2025-03-01

Nana RHB
Flower Power
18.01 - 01.03

In the solo exhibition Flower Power, Galleri NB presents a series of works by Nana RHB, where cardboard boxes and flower bouquets merge in a tension-filled dialogue between chaos and harmony. In the exhibited Overpaintings, Nana RHB reworks and paints over photographs of cardboard installations and flower arrangements, printed on sailcloth, canvas, and paper.

The works blur the boundaries between the industrial and the natural, uniting the visual elements in a new constellation. By transforming the cardboard box—a typical everyday object—into an artistic metaphor, Nana RHB challenges our understanding of sustainability, function, and value. The raw lines and geometric surfaces of the cardboard box meet the vibrant colors and organic forms of the flower bouquets, exploring the relationship between consumption, recycling, and the circular process of creation and decay found in both nature and human-made systems.

The title Flower Power refers to the inherent strength of nature and the transformative power of creativity. The flowers represent vitality and renewal, while the cardboard constructions reflect humanity's footprint and our responsibility in relation to nature. Inspired by the peace movement of the 1960s, Nana RHB brings a classical motif like the floral still life into a contemporary, socially critical context, focusing on the desire for peace and the preservation of nature.

Slut dato: 2024-12-28

Christmas Stars Exhibition

07.12 - 28.12

It has become a tradition that every year in December we exhibit the best and latest works by our permanent artists. The Christmas Stars Exhibition 2024 is no exception.
However, we expect to be able to supplement with a few new exciting artists.

Slut dato: 2024-11-30

02.10 - 30.11
Kristian Vodder Svensson
Reborn

Kristian Vodder Svensson is working on the new paintings for his upcoming solo exhibition in Galleri NB.

It will be a reunion with an artist whose visual artistic universe makes him super exciting and, not least, he has created his own artistic identity.