CFHILL (SE)

CFHILL is an international art space and art advisory in central Stockholm. 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 inaugurated its new flagship art space in Sep 2024, located on Riddargatan 13 in the heart of Stockholm. The opening show, Gazing Bodies, included work by artists such as Sarah Lucas, Kennedy Yanko, Karin Mamma Andersson, Paloma Varga Weisz, Karon Davis, Ulla Wiggen, Cajsa von Zeipel, Frida Orupabo and more. CFHILL was founded as 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.

Riddargatan 13
114 51 Stockholm
Sweden
+46(0)70 348 96 11

info@cfhill.com
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Goldin + Senneby (SE)

Goldin + Senneby, the artist duo of Simon Goldin and Jakob Senneby, are renowned for their interdisciplinary practice that bridges art, finance, ecology, and social systems. Their work often incorporates collaboration with experts from diverse fields, including stock market professionals, fiction writers, and arborists, to uncover hidden connections between seemingly unrelated phenomena. Through projects like "Spruce Time," which explores the intersection of ancient trees and human activity, and "Insurgency of Life," which investigates biotechnology through the fungus Isaria sinclairii, their practice challenges traditional boundaries. Their innovative methods invite audiences to question the complexities of contemporary life, including its socio-economic and environmental impacts.

Goldin + Senneby (b. 1981, SE & 1971, SE) are based in Stockholm. The artist duo Simon Goldin and Jakob Senneby have participated in biennials in São Paulo, Istanbul, and Gwangju. Solo exhibitions include: Whitney Museum, The Power Plant, Toronto and e-flux, New York. Their work is housed in collections at Centre Pompidou, MoMA and Moderna Museet.