OpenArt 2022
After the end of the pandemic, OpenArt returned in 2022 with renewed energy and a clear focus on sustainability, body and presence.
The biennale took a step towards the more sensual - where sound, movement and interactivity were given greater space than before. Many of the works encouraged reflection on our relationship to nature, technology and each other. Despite a changing global situation, OpenArt maintained its core: to create accessible art in urban space, where each encounter between work and viewer is unique.
Participating artists
Abdalla Basher, Amara Por Dios, Ana Isabel Diez, Anastasiia Usenko, Anna Koben, Baptiste Debombourg, Barbara Licha, Ben Long, Benedetto Bufalino, Bianca Hisse & Laura Cemin, Bianca Hisse, Christina Bruland, Cracking Art, Daniel Pešta, David Shrigley, Diana Sofia Lozano, Diane Landry, Eetu Huhtala, Elisabetta Consonni, Felix Robert Huber, Frida Ingha, FRONT404, Giorgia Volpe, Harumi Ori, Henrik Jonsson, Hugh Livingston, Håkan Lidbo & Jaime Reyes, Håkan Lidbo, Ingrid Ogenstedt, Inuti, Isabelle Demers & Fanny Mesnard, JareKoziara, Jelena Rundqvist, Jessie & Katey, Johanna Arvidsson, Katja Tukiainen, Kristina Lindberg, Laura Moore, Lisa Larsdotter Petersson, Lucas Odahara, Luciana Rondolini, Malin Tivenius, Mander, Marianne Schmidt, Martha Edelheit, Martin Bricelj Baraga, Mats Lodén, Mattias Bäcklin, Michelangelo Penso, Moradavaga, Myroslava Usenko, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg, Nicolas Malinowsky, Odour Odessa, PHOTOGRAPHERHAL, Reza Kianpour, Rhonda Weppler & Trevor Mahovsky, Robert Söderqvist, Salah Saouli, Sidsel Bonde, SIMKA, SpY, St. Kleinweh, Susanne Schmidt-Nielsen, Tanya Preminger, Tedde Twetman & Tobias Bradford.