CONNERSMITH presents an exclusive look at Maria Friberg’s new work, ’Inherited Words’. Created during her stay at Bergmangården, Ingmar Bergman’s estate, this photograph features a vintage book caught in the surf of a seascape. Friberg’s captivating imagery symbolizes tradition and the…
I am delighted to be able to start the autumn with my third personal exhibition at the LMNO gallery in Brussels. More info here. Since she emerged on to the artistic scene in the 1990’s, Maria Friberg (1966, Sweden) has…
Check out the video documentation of my Museum show at Thielska Galleriet, Almost there /Nästan där, 2023, on Vimeo. You can also download the catalog for the exhibition.
Solo show ’Night Vision’ at Artspace, Södertörns högskola, Stockholm. February 1 – March 28, 2024. Maria Friberg’s Night Vision consists of a series of portraits of young people in a forest, protected in their hoodies. In a dark time, Night…
I am glad to start to collaborate with Galleri Flach, Karlavägen 9, Stockholm. Solo show, ’Force Majeure’, will be opening October 5, 2023. More info here. Review of the exhibition in Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). Read it as a PDF.
[September 16, 2023 – March 3, 2024] The Thiel Gallery has invited the artist Maria Friberg to initiate a dialogue between her practice and the Gallery’s collection. This collaboration is part of a major initiative to shine a contemporary light…
Handed – Opening: Saturday Feb. 4, 14.00 – 17.00, 2023. The exhibition runs until Saturday, March 4, 2023. In the project room Maria Friberg’s ’Handed’ will be shown. A series of photographs which, through their references to both classic nature…
[January- March, 2023] CONNERSMITH is pleased to present “Silent Revolution”, an online exhibition of photographs by Maria Friberg. As visual artist, feminist, and environmental activist, Friberg has imbued her art with pioneering environmentalist subjects for two decades. In this selection of…
The exhibition ’Stora Tysta Steg’ (Big Silent Steps) at the Aguéli Museum opens on September 3 at 1 p.m. The exhibition’s title refers to the large and sweeping changes in nature, carried out by man, which often take place in…