CFHILL (SE)

CFHILL is an international art space and art advisory in central Stockholm, situated in a 17th century palace. Since its inception in 2015, CFHILL has presented over fifty exhibitions across a vast range of artists with the ambition to create a dialogue across generations of artists. CFHILL’s flagship art space is located on Västra Trädgårdsgatan 9 in the heart of Stockholm, where the art is presented over two floors in four different galleries. In Jan 2024 CFHILL opened a pop-up art space in Birger Jarlspassagen in central Stockholm, showing a mix of unique works by the likes of Cindy Sherman, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Donna Huanca, Lauren Quin, Mimi Lauter, Tunji Adeniyi-Jones and more. CFHILL was founded and is led by Michael Storåkers, Executive Chairman and Head of Contemporary, Anna-Karin Pusic, CEO and Head of Specialists and Michael Elmenbeck Creative Director and Head of Exhibitions.

Västra Trädgårdsgatan 9
111 53 Stockholm
Sweden
+46(0)70 348 96 11

info@cfhill.com
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Curated for
CHART

For CHART 2024, CFHILL will present works by two of Sweden's most celebrated artists: Martina Müntzing and Charlotte Gyllenhammar. Exploring the dialogue between Gyllenhammar's concrete sculptures and Müntzing’s meticulous painterly exploration of the sublime, the presentation will offer CHART's visitors the opportunity to be spellbound as they experience the harmony and contrast between these two distinctive artistic practices.

Martina Müntzing (SE)

Martina Müntzing is known for her meticulous exploration of the sublime. Müntzing's works express a deep obsession with time, depicted with astonishing detail and nearly invisible brushstrokes. Her works breathe realism and carry the enigmatic allure of folklore.

Martina Müntzing (b. 1968, Helsingborg; SE) studied at the Royal Institute of Art and at Munka-ljungby folkhögskola (Munka-ljungby; SE). Her work has been exhibited at venues such as the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm, Uppsala Art Museum (Uppsala; SE), Liljevalchs (Stockholm; SE), and Millesgården Museum (Lidingö, SE). She has created several public commissions for the Swedish Parliament, Stockholm University, and Uppsala University Hospital. Müntzing’s work is represented in the collections of Moderna Museet (Stockholm; SE), Norrköping Art Museum (Norrköping; SE), the Swedish Public Art Agency, and the municipal collections of Stockholm, Uppsala, and Skåne.