Swedish photography gallery KRAN examines the uncertainty and anxiety of our time through a pop-up exhibition at Dark Gallery CPH. The exhibition seeks answers to a fundamental question: can we still hope for the future despite the growing chaos in the world?
The theme originates from a text by American author Adam Gnade and gives eight artists complete freedom to interpret the message. Works by Valerie Phillips, Rickard Grönkvist, Johan Rönnow, David Neman, Nik Vestberg, Eric Arnehed, Christian Skog, and Moa Henriet form a defiant and courageous search for hope in a fragmented world.
An AI-driven interactive installation by Rika Yasui, Kim Wyon, and Francisco Bulacio – titled The Interactive Monster – challenges visitors to confront their darkest dreams and inner wounds.
Practical Information
- Open 9–20 and 26–27 September, daily 13.00–17.00
- Opening: Friday 11 September 16.00–18.30
- Meet the Artists: Saturday 20 September 15.00–17.00 (Grönkvist, Rönnow, Vestberg, and Neman)
- Closing: Sunday 27 September 16.00–18.30
- Free admission
- Location: Dark Gallery CPH
The event is part of Golden Days Festival – Monster.
