Setting the Tone of the Exhibition – The Anatomy of Exhibition at Malmö Art Museum.  
6 Dec – 5 May       → READ MORE HERE 

The Anatomy of Exhibition is a collaboration between Malmö Art Museum, the curator Jacob Fabricius, and Lilith Performance Studio.

Setting the tone is an expression from the world of music. It indicates that one is starting or opening a piece of music. We recognize how the first lines of a book can draw us in, or how the opening notes of a song can evoke emotions. But how can the same effect be created in an exhibition?

Through five distinct approaches, the exhibition explores current themes and how the interaction between art and audience is shaped by different methods, or approaches.

The opening evening featured a new performance by LILITH ARTIST DUO from LPS

ADORABLE MOVEMENT
Participants: Elisabet Stengård, Michael Dahlqvist Fuchs, Faïka Ammar, Finon Alkabawi, Hanna Knutsson, Erik Wall, Frida Schriver, Caroline Andersson, Thomas Hilljeborn, Elin Lundgren, Inna Pettersson-Lundgren, Lo Pettersson-Lundgren, Helena Ricci, Susanne Larsdotter, Irene Stenberg.

Participating Artists at Malmö Art Museum:
Ola Billgren, Christian Boltanski, Annika Eriksson, Oscar Eriksson Furunes, Andrea Fraser, Jules Fischer, Eva Grubinger, Henriette Heise, Jakob Jakobsen, Testumi Kudo, Lap-See Lam, Shuang Li, LILITH, Lucky 3, Reba Maybury, Claudia Martinez Garay, Carsten Nicolai, Gerhard Nordström, Henrik Olesen, Ovartaci, Michala Paludan, Adrian Piper, Vandy Rattana, Ann-Sofi Sidén, Sung Tieu, & Magnus Wallin.

The five rooms at Malmö Art Museum serve as a starting point – five atmospheres that could lead to entirely different exhibitions.

The Anatomy of Exhibition  begins at Malmö Art Museum, but visitors’ imaginations are invited to carry it further: How could the exhibition evolve? What works might be included?

IN 2025 one of the five approaches will come aliveat LPS in 2025 →  iwillmedievalfutureyou2

iwillmedievalfutureyou2 
Date: 13 Feb – 16 March
Place: Lilith Performance Studio  

Over five weeks in 2025, one of the proposals iwillmedievalfutureyou2 from Malmö Art Museum’s exhibition The Anatomy of Exhibition will be realized at Lilith Performance Studio.  

During 20 unique evenings from February 13 to March 16, 2025, a cross-disciplinary exhibition-concert-performance will be presented under the name iwillmedievalfutureyou2 at Lilith Performance Studio.  

Each time iwillmedievalfutureyou is shown, it adapts to the space – new artists and writers are introduced. Previously, the focus has been on the relationship between literature and visual art.  

In iwillmedievalfutureyou2, Fabricius has co-curated with LILITH, taking curatorial inspiration from the Danish author and playwright Ida Marie Hede’s text “Protect the Salmon”, which will also be performed live on several evenings.  

iwillmedievalfutureyou2  will not unfold as a linear narrative or a static exhibition but will aim to merge into a constantly evolving whole. None of the 20 evenings of iwillmedievalfutureyou2  will be alike – works will be replaced, added, or developed throughout the period.  

Each evening will feature 4–6 performances, some running simultaneously and others recurring at intervals, alongside sculptures, installations, films, and paintings.

Participating artists:  Kristoffer Akselbo, Pranay Dutta, Li Yin-Fan, Jules Fischer, Ida Marie Hede, Leif Holmstrand, Kim Heecheon, Keunmin Lee, Mire Lee, Laura Lima, Molly Lowe, Éva Mag, Dafna Maimon, Hyeji Nam, Tontey Natasha, Rolf Nowotny, Aniara Omann, Agnieszka Polska, Anna-Karin Rasmusson, Riar Rizaldi, Elias Rønnenfeldt, Ásta Fanney Sigurðardóttir, Magnus Wallin, Peter Wächtler, Chuah Chong Yan, He Zike, among others.  

iwillmedievalfutureyou2 will be open Thursday–Sunday for five weeks, from February 13 to March 16. Visitors can come and go as they please during opening hours. A single admission ticket allows visitors to attend as many evenings as they wish, subject to availability. Tickets can be booked via Lilith Performance Studio’s website. 

Price: Pay what you can, starting at 80 SEK.  A complete program for all evenings will be released in January. 

iwillmedievalfutureyou2  is a collaboration between Jacob Fabricius, the artist duo LILITH, Art Hub Copenhagen, Malmö Art Museum, and all participating artists.

iwillmedievalfutureyou2  is made possible with additional support from the Danish Arts Foundation, Art Hub Copenhagen, 15th June Foundation, and Novo Nordisk Foundation.
Lilith Performance Studio’s work is supported by: Malmö Cultural Committee // Swedish Arts Council // Region Skåne.

iwillmedievalfutureyou has previously existed as four exhibitions in other versions at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Roskilde, 2016), Kunsthal Aarhus (Aarhus, 2017/18), and Art Sonje Center (Seoul, 2019).