Malmö Konsthall

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Malmö Konsthall was opened in 1975 and is one of Europe's largest exhibition halls for contemporary art. Architect Klas Anshelm has created an exhibition hall with great flexibility, generous space and fantastic light. The construction materials are light and simple: concrete, glass, wood and aluminium. Most of the gallery has a ceiling constructed like a latticework of 550 domes with both natural and artificial light sources. The height of the ceiling varies. The light well - with the higher ceiling - has a big sloping skylight towards the north. Klas Anshelm got inspiration for the construction when visiting the sculptor Constantin Brancusi in his Paris studio. The result is a gallery that is both functional and aesthetic. An exhibition space that presents the artist with endless possibilities.

Malmö Konsthall arranges exhibitions with an international focus which encompasses both the classics of modern art and current experiments.

represented artists

Donald Baechler      Saint Clair Cemin      Henning Christiansen      Toshikatsu Endo      Leon Golub      Antony Gormley      Jens Haaning      Hans Hemmert      Robert Jacobsen      Mike Kelley      Per Kirkeby      Imi Knoebel      Joseph Kosuth      Barbara Kruger

Pieter Laurens Mol      Le Corbusier      Via Lewandowsky      Axel Lieber      Richard Long      Bjørn Nørgaard      Claes Oldenburg      Serge Poliakoff      Bernhard Prinz      Richard Serra      Andres Serrano      Cindy Sherman