Umedalen skulpturpark
Coordinates: 63°50′20.3″N 20°09′32.9″E / 63.838972°N 20.159139°E
Umedalen skulpturpark is an art exhibition and a sculpture garden in Umeå in Sweden.
History
An art exhibition was arranged in Umedalen for the first time in 1994 and it is now a permanent exhibition in a sculpture garden at the previous Umedalen hospital precinct.[1]
The property company Balticgruppen (The Baltic Group), together with Art Gallery Galleri Sandström Andersson, in 1987 bought the uncommissioned psychiatric hospital Umedalen, around 20 stone houses in a park, by the Västerbotten County Council. Sweden's largest art gallery has been built around the historic buildings that were previously used as the hospital.[2] Balticgruppen has purchased 44 sculptures, which now form the permanent exhibition in the sculpture park.[1]
Permanently exhibited sculptures
- Untitled, granite, 2001, by Bård Breivik
- Black, Grey, Broken Sky and Palest Blue, 2010, ceramic tiles and steel, by Astrid Sylwan
- Forest Hill, 1997, plasic pipes, concrete, by Buky Schwartz
- The most lonesome story ever told, 1998, by Jonas Kjellgren
- Heart of trees, 2007, bronze and trees, by Jaume Plensa
- Nosotros, 2008, painted steel by Jaume Plensa
- Emergency station (Räddningsplats), 2008, textile, grass, sun flower seeds, by Gunilla Samberg
- Untitled, 1998, painted bronze, by Roland Persson
- Hardback, 2000, concrete, by Nina Saunders
- Mor och Barn (Mother and child), 1958, bronze, by David Wretling
- Still Running 1990-93, cast iron, by Antony Gormley
- Another Time VIII, 2007, cast iron, by Antony Gormley
- Pillar of light, 1991, sandstone, by Anish Kapoor
- 55 meter long double-line of double-boulders, 1997, boulders, by Richard Nonas
- Vegetation Room VII, 2000, resoin and bronze powder panels, by Cristina Iglesias
- Untitled, 1994, galvanized bathtubs, by Carina Gunnars
- Arch, 1995, granite, by Claes Hake
- Eye Benches II, 1996–97, black granite from Zimbabwe, by Louise Bourgeois
- Social Meeting, 1997, wooden skis, by Raffael Reinsberg
- Untitled (1998), painted bronze, by Roland Persson
- She leaves the lights on and forgets the room 1998, steel and sanitary porcelain, by Meta Isaeus-Berlin
- Stevensson (Early Forms), bronze, 1999, by Tony Cragg
- Alliansring (Wedding ring), 2000, bronze, by Anna Renström
- Skogsdunge (Forest grove), 2002, flag poles, by Kari Cavén
- Untitled, 2002, stainless steel, by Anne-Karin Furunes
- Homestead, 2004, wood, concrete, by Clay Ketter
- Dysfunctional Outdoor Gym, 2004, wood, metal and ropes, by Torgny Nilsson
- Den sjuka flickan (The sick girl), 2004, steel, by Jacob Dahlgren
- Flip, 2006, painted steel, by Mats Bergquist
- Tillåtet (Allowed), 1990-2006, vinyl and aluminium, by Mikael Richter
- Concrete and leaves, 1996, concrete, by Miroslaw Balka
- Koma-Amok, 1997, steel, by Bigert & Bergström
- Umea Prototype, 1999-2000, corten steel with silver birch trees, by Serge Spitzer
- Trajan's Shadow, 2001, bronze, oil paint, steel, by Sean Henry
- Beam Walk, 1996, steel, by Cristos Gianakos
- Out, 2004, bronze, by Charlotte Gyllenhammar
- Kastenhaus 1166, 2000, metal, wood, PVC, by Winter & Hörbelt
Gallery
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Early Forms by Tony Cragg
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Trajan's Shadow by Sean Henry
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Tillåtet by Mikael Richter
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Mor och Barn by David Wretling
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Still Running by Antony Gormley
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Klassresa av Kari Cavén
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Pillar of light, 1991, by Anish Kapoor
References
- Sculptures, at Umedalen Skulptur website May, 2014
- Skulpturguide Umeå, published by Västerbottens konstförening, Umeå 2006, ISBN 978-91-631-8462-8
Notes
- 1 2 Umedalen sculpture's web site, retrieved 4 May 2014
- ↑ 2014 Capital of Culture: highlights of Umeå, Sweden, Telegraph, retrieved 6 May 2014
External links
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