Malmö's HANSA department store has collaborated with the NordicArtAgency and Galleri Lohme, to put on an in-person and virtual exhibition of international artists!
, has brought an art pop-up to its premises! An international art collection to mirror their international brands, ‘HANSA Loves Art’ features artists from London, Paris, Toronto ad New York, and will displayed in the heart of their store. The project aims to inspire people at an unsettling time, and in-house consultants are offering tours of the works so viewers can engage directly.
There are contributions from Voka, Ken Kelleher and Chelsea Davine. There’s also work from British artist Molly Brocklehurst, credited as a a Saatchi ‘Rising Star’ last year. What’s more, with the Nordic Art Agency representing 70% female artists, there’s a particularly strong feminist connection. Juliet Rees-Nilsson, art consultant and founder of the Nordic Art Agency, says style and fashion has always set HANSA apart.
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