Fred Lindberg
How to Handle a Brief Encounter 2010 | 02’54
SHEFFIELD FRINGE: Conceptual art meets documentary to launch at Sheffield Doc/Fest 2011
Monday, January 21, 2019
Fred & Diana Performance at The Biennale in Gothenburg.
"Matt 15:14" Performance by Fred & Diana, 2013.
A pilgrimage Journey thru the eyes of the blind from one end of the Biennale in Gothenburg to the other.
Starting at the heart of the art events in Röda Stens Konsthallending at the center of commerce in Nordstan Chopping Arcade.
"Let them alone: they be blind leaders of the blind. And if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch."
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Fred in show at MeadGallery, Warwick. "The World Turned Upside Down Buster Keaton, Sculpture and the Absurd"
Exhibition opening 4 October:
The World Turned Upside Down
Buster Keaton, Sculpture and the Absurd
Presenting work by Bas Jan Ader, Angus Braithwaite amd Fred Lindberg, Alexandre da Cunha, Simon Faithfull, Peter Fischli David Weiss, Brian Griffiths, Emma Hart, Jeppe Hein, Tehching Hsieh, Sofia Hultén, Gordon Matta-Clark, Hayley Newman, Miranda Pennell, Ruth Proctor, Roman Signer, William Wegman, Richard Wentworth, Richard Wilson, John Wood and Paul Harrison, Ben Woodeson and Erwin Wurm
Featuring selected films by Buster Keaton
With scheduled performances by Angus Braithwaite and Fred Lindberg, Jefford Horrigan, William Hunt and Ruth Proctor
For details go to www.meadgallery.co.uk
Friday, April 12, 2013
Fred Lindberg at MALE ID show in London 2013.
untitled male id.
Curated by William Angus-Hughes
Lisa Ivory | Fred Lindberg | Zachari Logan | Adamo Macri | Lee Maelzer | Jonathan McLeod
Melanie Manchot | Minou Norouzi | Robert Siegelman | Matthew Stradling
Melanie Manchot | Minou Norouzi | Robert Siegelman | Matthew Stradling
Private View: Friday 12 April, 6-9pm
Exhibition Continues: until 12 May
Exhibition Continues: until 12 May
"The point of this show is to speak about the concept, the make-up, the visibility, the internal/external substance that is tied to being male. The male presence is prevalent in the world, but its meaning is not open for discussion, other than on the level of divisions as being chauvinists and war mongers. The language simply does not exist. Too much focus has been made about the differences between the sexes, why not point out our sameness, what we have in common, rather than a boy and girl teenage scenario of who’s better.
The dysfunction of the contemporary male seems a universal condemnation, he is bound by his own history.
The work presented, stands apart from who has made it, in the sense that the voice of female, male, heterosexual, homosexual, lesbian or trans gender is not a specific issue. All the work is about the acknowledgement of the peripheries that are a part of masculine identity, for no other reason than that it may be of interest and might toy with some other insights. Freedom is about being allowed to be yourself, as whoever you wish to see yourself as. Being male or female should not be a competition, it is about our similarities, and our different needs. We have a lot of common ground, we must stop buying into the games that society and culture have set for us.
The show hopefully has a certain understood surface, but has depth if you wish to dig deeper. It is not meant to be conclusive but merely a starting point. I for one am fed up with meeting broken people – and for what - other than bourgeoisie media, stereotype garbage which pushes values of how you are meant to be.
This show is about opening up, not closing down conversations – the building of a dialogue, to move forward towards a shared empathy between each other."
- William Angus-Hughes
The dysfunction of the contemporary male seems a universal condemnation, he is bound by his own history.
The work presented, stands apart from who has made it, in the sense that the voice of female, male, heterosexual, homosexual, lesbian or trans gender is not a specific issue. All the work is about the acknowledgement of the peripheries that are a part of masculine identity, for no other reason than that it may be of interest and might toy with some other insights. Freedom is about being allowed to be yourself, as whoever you wish to see yourself as. Being male or female should not be a competition, it is about our similarities, and our different needs. We have a lot of common ground, we must stop buying into the games that society and culture have set for us.
The show hopefully has a certain understood surface, but has depth if you wish to dig deeper. It is not meant to be conclusive but merely a starting point. I for one am fed up with meeting broken people – and for what - other than bourgeoisie media, stereotype garbage which pushes values of how you are meant to be.
This show is about opening up, not closing down conversations – the building of a dialogue, to move forward towards a shared empathy between each other."
- William Angus-Hughes
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Alterpreconsistant: Fred´s contribution to "Pocket Cinema"
Pocket Cinema
Video project arranged by Bonniers Konsthall, only tecnique allowed is phoneCamera.
Watch it here: Alterpreconsistant at Pocket Cinema
Beskrivning:
En kort studie om de kontemporära könsrollerna och vart jaget passar in.
Bonniers Konsthall
Monday, March 12, 2012
Fred Lindberg at Konst & Aktivism. Göteborgs Konsthall.
Konst + Aktivim - Get artivated! 10 - 25 mars 2012
"Frågan om att få uttrycka sig i ord och handling är ständigt aktuell, oavsett om det handlar om journalister i Etiopien, demokratiska rättigheter i Syrien eller barns rätt till en likvärdig skola. Runt om i världen ser vi hur denna fråga ständigt aktualiseras och konfronteras. I medierna möter vi människor som på olika sätt protesterar mot rådande tillstånd, och i vissa länder blir motsättningarna mycket våldsamma. Människor dör för rätten att få uttrycka sig.
Trots att det i Sverige, genom yttrandefriheten och tryckfriheten, är en rättighet att få göra sin röst hörd så är det något vi alla måste försvara för det finns hela tiden krafter som av olika skäl vill kringgärda dessa rättigheter."
- Mikael Nanfeldt, Konsthallschef
- Mikael Nanfeldt, Konsthallschef
Fred Lindberg nailing up his ALTERPRECONSISTANT Manifesto at Gothenburg Konsthall, 2012.
Thursday, December 01, 2011
Angus-Hughes Gallery & Sheffield Fringe present: Mainstream 2.1
Angus-Hughes Gallery & Sheffield Fringe present: Mainstream 2.1
With films by, Laure Prouvost, Charlie Tweed, Margaret Salmon, Maria Marshall, Harold Offeh, Yaron Lapid, Fred Lindberg, Erica Scourti.
Friday, 9 December, 6pm – 9pm
Angus-Hughes Gallery, 26 Lower Clapton Road, London, E5 0PD
Live operatic intermissions by The Society of Imaginary Friends.
"Mainstream 2.1" presents a series of artists' films brought together by their varying strategies in the use of actuality as a material object.
Much variation can be sited in how artists and filmmakers approach the use of actuality as a creative, political, and philosophical means for art production. Embedded in these works, dialogues and playful critiques can be found of the documentary form, of documentation, performance and spectatorship.
Perhaps in a way similar to the Hitchcockian principle approach to actors as object material "willing to be utilised and wholly integrated", it could be suggested that here actuality, meaning documentary material itself is the material object used to underpin an artistic authority in the pursuit of a captive audience.
This 'authority' exists not only in bodily presence and performance documentations as in Laure Prouvost, Fred Lindberg or Harold Offeh's work, but also in concept as in Erica Scourti's use of unauthorised archive material, a pastiche on 'becoming', or Margaret Salmon's seemingly covert recording of a couple’s domestic argument.
Providing an altogether more sensory experience for the spectator, these artists provide landscapes of discomfort, which draw in, charm, seduce and repel.
Sheffield Fringe is an artist-led initiative exploring the confluence point between art & documentary practice. It was first staged as a nano festival in June this year to coincide with Sheffield Doc/Fest.
Sheffield Fringe was born out of a desire to create a platform dedicated to an expansive understanding of how we make and view documentaries, incorporating a multitude of suggested strategies of reform.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Collabrative performance by Fred Lindberg & Angus Braithwaite.
Acoustic Sessions
A performance event curated by SHIFT.
Staged by Joe Watling.
12th of August 6-9pm only
Artists confirmed so far:
Fred and angus , nicholas bates , ruth beale , helen benigson
,darren callow , lee campbell , patrick coyle , bex gamble , eirini kartsaki
,calum kerr , daniel lehan , leah lovett , robert luzar , kate mahony
,joanna mccormick , jordan mckenzie , jenny moore , frog morris
,owen g. parry , holly slingsby , mr solo , less.
Press Release:
THE EMPTY GALLERY INTERVIEWS
www.shiftgallery.com/acousticsessions.aspx
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Fred Lindberg, Goldsmiths MFA degree show 2011
Goldsmiths MFA 2011
Fred Lindberg
Fred Lindberg`s art practice is a plethora of personal expressions molded into a versatile chaos of what becomes 'Fred the Artist'. He organizes international art festivals, publishes poetry, makes music, art photography and films. He has a television show called Shit TV... and sometimes he even paints.
When Fred is asked about his multifaceted practice he often replies: I just tell stories, and when I manage to do it well, some people seem to enjoy it."
-The New York Times-
Master Of Fine Arts Degree Show 2011
Open to the public. Exhibition Times:Friday 15th July - 10am to 7pm. Saturday 16th July - 10am to 7pm. Sunday 17th July - 10am to 4pm
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Fred Lindberg [UK/Sweden] How to Handle a Brief Encounter | 2010 | 02’54
Fred Lindberg [UK/Sweden]
How to Handle a Brief Encounter | 2010 | 02’54
Playing with the spectators willingness to be turned on - the 'pornography of intimacy', a term coined by Tony Dowmunt, is realized here as a ridiculous and desperately funny condition of mankind.
How to Handle a Brief Encounter | 2010 | 02’54
Playing with the spectators willingness to be turned on - the 'pornography of intimacy', a term coined by Tony Dowmunt, is realized here as a ridiculous and desperately funny condition of mankind.
Sheffield Fringe
Monday, June 06, 2011
TERRORPISS
This video is a research in durability rather than making art.
Still, it is a part of the
The first biannual 81B Lower Clapton Road residency
Thursday, March 03, 2011
Friday, December 10, 2010
Fred & Angus Braithwaite art published in BECTU article.
"The unkindest cuts" by Pennie Quinton.
(Click image to enlarge article.)
BECTU
The Media & Entertainment Union
Some cuts are worse than others...
"Some cuts are worse than others: artists Angus H Braithwaite and Fred Lindberg demonstrate the terrible things that cuts can do, and their
opposition to the transformation of the university system to a market-based model; “education should be a public debate, not a private economy”
Friday, December 03, 2010
Some Cuts Are Worse Than Others! Fred & Angus Against Cuts
Goldsmith & Slade
Fred & Angus
"Artists Against Cuts"
Some Cuts Are Worse Than Others!
Tomorrow at 10:00 - Sunday at 23:30
Goldsmiths Student Union
"The Long Weekend will be a feast of non stop workshops and presentations, slide shows and films, how-to sessions and skill shares, and a free space for spontaneous creation of events, actions and expressions. Its not important what art is but what it does, and right now it has the potential to turn the crisis of cuts into an opportunity for change..."
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Slade Occupation:
Our Statement
THE OCCUPATION OF THE SLADE SCHOOL OF FINE ART
We believe that the current proposed cuts to university funding threaten the existence of arts and humanities education in England and Wales. It is for this reason that we have made the decision to occupy the Slade School of Art building.We demand that the government provide the same protection for arts and humanities in universities as is provided for the sciences. We vehemently oppose the transformation of the university system into market based model; education should be a public debate, not a private economy.
Therefore we the students of the Slade are offering a space for the assembly of all art colleges in England in order to organise non-violent direct action against what we view as an attack by the government on the arts. This is not a virtual exchange, this is a physical assembly. We are demonstrating the value of physical space for art education through the continuation of our day-to-day activity, as well as by inviting other colleges to participate in open events, lectures and workshops. Our occupation is not designed to be disruptive, nor will it engender any damage to the building. Rather, we want to highlight the value of intellectual and cultural exchange within art courses. This is not a boycott, it is an act of support.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Thursday, September 02, 2010
Performance/Artist talk in Speakers Corner by Fred Lindberg & Angus Braithwaite
Fred Lindberg & Angus Braithwaite performs "A Series Of Objects Fall Upon The Artists Head" followed by artists talk.
25th August, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
I Work, I Like And I Deserve. 2010
New artworks by Fred.
"I Work, I Like And I Deserve"
Triptych of 3 signs/texts
made on metal plates
2010
45 x 90cm
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Fred Lindberg & Angus Braithwaite performance at the WW Gallery.
Fred Lindberg & Angus Braithwaite performs "A Series Of Objects Fall Upon The Artists Head" at the show:
Babel - an evening of performance and video.
Babel is a one-off evening of Performance and Video, curated by Natasha Bailey and Holly Slingsby, at WW Gallery on 5th August 2010, 6 – 10PM
Fred Lindberg / Natasha Bailey / Holly Slingsby / Zena Bielewicz / Jeremy Bailey / Sam Belinfante / Angus Braithwaite / Jack Catling / Steven Dickie / Benedict Drew / Ian Giles / Olof Helga Helgadottir / Kirsten Norrie / Frances Scott
WW Gallery
Friday, July 16, 2010
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Friday, July 02, 2010
Thursday, July 01, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Fred is performing and showing prints at Gesamtkunstwerk 2012 Debut Salon Show
Gesamtkunstwerk 2012
Debut Salon Show
Private View Friday 18th June 2010, 6.30-late
The Hackney Rose, 458 Hackney Rd, E2 9EG
19th - 27th June, Friday-Sunday 12-6pm
Or by appointment 0793 1439942
The first exhibition of the Gesamtkunstwerk 2012 project brings together all the artists involved in this ‘total artwork’ which will manifest itself as an artist’s road trip across the United States in 2012. This international troupe of artists, musicians, writers, filmmakers, etc. will be art, make art, and exhibit art and more from the West to the East coast in the summer of 2012.
The practises showcased in the Debut Salon Show come from a range of media, though here they are represented as wall-based work, hung in the style of a Parisian Salon exhibition. The style of hanging is not in accordance with the Salon’s values, but rather an understanding of the aesthetic style of hanging large group exhibitions. This seems particularly appropriate for such a large group show, and as a historic parallel with the idea of the gesamtkunstwerk.
This first exhibit is intended as a launch for the forthcoming project, and an opportunity to view the work of all who are involved—though this group will be evolving and changing in the two year interim. In the two years before it’s manifestation, curated group exhibitions will happen under the umbrella of the gesamtkunstwerk project. This framework provides a starting point for further exhibitions, events, and enquiries into multi-disciplinary practise. The artists involved come from 12 different countries in total, and the majority of them work in the United Kingdom. When the final troupe embark on this monumental road trip, the different cultures will grant a transient yet lasting contribution to the contemporary landscape of the USA. During the road trip of travelling exhibitions, gigs, and performances in various institutions, the opportunities to engage in cross-cultural artistic debate will be vast. The international mix of cultural and artistic production will demonstrate the contrasts and similarities that exist between modes of production in the US, Europe, and beyond. The Debut Salon Show is the only occasion where all participants are seen exhibiting together, until the Gesamtkunstwerk finally happens in 2012.
Artists/musicians/writers/etc:
Aimee Neat - Angus Braithwaite - Beck Rainford - Neb Poulton - Benedict Drew - Ben Jeans Houghton - Beth Collar - Cai Nyahoe - Charlotte Young - Chooc Ly Tan - Corinne Mynatt - Dagmar Schurrer - Ed Atkins - Elizabeth Gossling - Eugenia Ivanessevich - Fred Lindberg - Gabriel Stone - Gregory Sodergren - James Stringer - Joanna Ageborn Lindberg - Jonathan Batten - Jonathan Entwhistle - Julia Crabtree & William Evans - Kate Ellis - Kay Watson - Laura McFarlane - Laura Wilson - Maria Theodoraki - Matt Carter - Matthew Giradeau - Michelle Fletcher - Myles Painter - Nathalie Levi - Neesha Champeneria - Nik Colk - Revati Mann- Sarah Bayliss - Surya Buck - Tessa Power - Tom Wondrag - Tom Clarke - A Human - Factory Floor - Gum Takes Tooth
For more information about the project please contact: gesamtkunstwerk2012@gmail.com
Debut Salon Show
Private View Friday 18th June 2010, 6.30-late
The Hackney Rose, 458 Hackney Rd, E2 9EG
19th - 27th June, Friday-Sunday 12-6pm
Or by appointment 0793 1439942
The first exhibition of the Gesamtkunstwerk 2012 project brings together all the artists involved in this ‘total artwork’ which will manifest itself as an artist’s road trip across the United States in 2012. This international troupe of artists, musicians, writers, filmmakers, etc. will be art, make art, and exhibit art and more from the West to the East coast in the summer of 2012.
The practises showcased in the Debut Salon Show come from a range of media, though here they are represented as wall-based work, hung in the style of a Parisian Salon exhibition. The style of hanging is not in accordance with the Salon’s values, but rather an understanding of the aesthetic style of hanging large group exhibitions. This seems particularly appropriate for such a large group show, and as a historic parallel with the idea of the gesamtkunstwerk.
This first exhibit is intended as a launch for the forthcoming project, and an opportunity to view the work of all who are involved—though this group will be evolving and changing in the two year interim. In the two years before it’s manifestation, curated group exhibitions will happen under the umbrella of the gesamtkunstwerk project. This framework provides a starting point for further exhibitions, events, and enquiries into multi-disciplinary practise. The artists involved come from 12 different countries in total, and the majority of them work in the United Kingdom. When the final troupe embark on this monumental road trip, the different cultures will grant a transient yet lasting contribution to the contemporary landscape of the USA. During the road trip of travelling exhibitions, gigs, and performances in various institutions, the opportunities to engage in cross-cultural artistic debate will be vast. The international mix of cultural and artistic production will demonstrate the contrasts and similarities that exist between modes of production in the US, Europe, and beyond. The Debut Salon Show is the only occasion where all participants are seen exhibiting together, until the Gesamtkunstwerk finally happens in 2012.
Artists/musicians/writers/etc:
Aimee Neat - Angus Braithwaite - Beck Rainford - Neb Poulton - Benedict Drew - Ben Jeans Houghton - Beth Collar - Cai Nyahoe - Charlotte Young - Chooc Ly Tan - Corinne Mynatt - Dagmar Schurrer - Ed Atkins - Elizabeth Gossling - Eugenia Ivanessevich - Fred Lindberg - Gabriel Stone - Gregory Sodergren - James Stringer - Joanna Ageborn Lindberg - Jonathan Batten - Jonathan Entwhistle - Julia Crabtree & William Evans - Kate Ellis - Kay Watson - Laura McFarlane - Laura Wilson - Maria Theodoraki - Matt Carter - Matthew Giradeau - Michelle Fletcher - Myles Painter - Nathalie Levi - Neesha Champeneria - Nik Colk - Revati Mann- Sarah Bayliss - Surya Buck - Tessa Power - Tom Wondrag - Tom Clarke - A Human - Factory Floor - Gum Takes Tooth
For more information about the project please contact: gesamtkunstwerk2012@gmail.com
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Fred Films shown at FutureEverything Art, in Manchester 2010.
In collaboration with The Projection Gallery, Fred Lindberg shows art videos at the FutureEverything Festival in Manchester.
Award-winning global festival of Art, Music & Ideas. After 15 years, Futuresonic is now FutureEverything, taking place 12-15 May. Expect world premieres of astonishing artworks, an explosive citywide music programme, visionary thinkers from around the world, and awards for outstanding innovations.
http://www.futureeverything.org/
http://www.theprojectiongallery.com/
Friday, March 12, 2010
Fred & Greg performance at the SHIFT Gallery.
A night of performance in various forms, presented by danial lehan, curated by
paul good and kirsty wood.
shiftgallery.com
other artists:
laughing bear, darren callow, patrick coyle, tim flitcroft, fred and greg, calum f. kerr,
daniel lehan, animal masks, frog morris, mr solo, georgina wesley, charlotte young, less.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Fred now added to Swedish Wikipedia: http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredrik_Fred_Lindberg
Fredrik Fred Lindberg
Från Wikipedia
Fredrik T Lindberg, född 2 augusti 1972 i Vänersborg, och uppvuxen i Trollhättan, är en svensk/Brittisk konstnär. Lindberg är mest verksam i England där han är mer känd som Fred. Han började sina konst studier på KV konstskola och efter årskurs två fortsatte han vidare till Göteborgs konstskola där han stannade i fyra år. konst studierna fortsatte han sedan på London Metropolitan University för att till sist bli antagen till Magister programmet i konst på en utav University of London's mest kända skolor, Goldsmiths College.
Lindberg har ställt ut på flera av Sveriges Konsthallar. Ställt ut måleri på gallerier runt om i Sverige samt på kändis krogen Spy Bar i Stockholm. Hans text konst/poesi har publicerats vid flertal tillfällen i publikationer som Unexpected Item[1] eller Knights Move[2]. 2009 illustrerade Lindberg framsidan av Metro's nya bilaga, Metro Weekend.[3]
Sedan 2006 har Lindberg anordnat den årliga internationella konst händelsen The (deviant) Art Festival[4] på Konsthallen I Trollhättan samt på sprida platser i staden. Denna konstfestival har engagerat hundratals konstnärer.
2005 var Lindberg i samarbete med I.D.E.A.London en av konstnärerna på utställningen Post-bureaucracy på ICA: Institute Of Contemporary Arts[5]. 2006 visas Lindbergs konceptuellt konstverk Shit TV på “Independents Biennial” i Liverpool. Shit Tv visades även på den sjätte Biennalen vid namn "Ideas Of March" på det kult förklarade ABC NO RIO[6] New York. 2007 blev Fred Lindberg inbjuden av Patrick Brill[7], bättre känd som sin pseudonym Bob and Roberta Smith, att deltaga i utställningen Peace Camp[8] på The Brick Lane Gallery. Andra konstnärer som deltog var bl.a. Gavin Turk[9], Wolfgang Tillmans[10].
Externa länkar [redigera]
* Officiell webbplats. www.sqrappy.com
* Shit Tv I New York, "The Guy Debord Show", 2008
* The (deviant) Art Festival Blogg: www.deviantartfestival.blogspot.com
Källor [redigera]
1. ^ Rich, Peter; Gregory Sodergren: Unexpected Item, Drunken Boot Pub., London 2008, sid. 27-30.
2. ^ London Metropolitan University (13 May 2008). Third edition of Knight's Move published by JCAMD. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
3. ^ Katarina Matsson. ”Blodsugande konst från UK”. Metro, 24 Oktober 2008. s. 1,16.
4. ^ Konsthallen (1 Juli 2007). Konsthallen presenterar The (deviant) Art Festival. Läst 10 Februari 2009. ”- A diverse and talented group of artists and filmmakers like this can create the art, make the television, entertain and shock the locals all in one seamless process. - Alison Carter, Brittisk journalist.”
5. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Institute of Contemporary Arts. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
6. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). ABC NO RIO. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
7. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Patrick Brill. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
8. ^ The Brick Lane Gallery (12 Februari 2009). Peace Camp. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
9. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Gavin Turk. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
10. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Wolfgang Tillmans. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
Hämtad från "http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredrik_Fred_Lindberg"
Kategorier: Födda 1972 | Svenska konstnärer | Män | Samtida konstnärer:
http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredrik_Fred_Lindberg
Från Wikipedia
Fredrik T Lindberg, född 2 augusti 1972 i Vänersborg, och uppvuxen i Trollhättan, är en svensk/Brittisk konstnär. Lindberg är mest verksam i England där han är mer känd som Fred. Han började sina konst studier på KV konstskola och efter årskurs två fortsatte han vidare till Göteborgs konstskola där han stannade i fyra år. konst studierna fortsatte han sedan på London Metropolitan University för att till sist bli antagen till Magister programmet i konst på en utav University of London's mest kända skolor, Goldsmiths College.
Lindberg har ställt ut på flera av Sveriges Konsthallar. Ställt ut måleri på gallerier runt om i Sverige samt på kändis krogen Spy Bar i Stockholm. Hans text konst/poesi har publicerats vid flertal tillfällen i publikationer som Unexpected Item[1] eller Knights Move[2]. 2009 illustrerade Lindberg framsidan av Metro's nya bilaga, Metro Weekend.[3]
Sedan 2006 har Lindberg anordnat den årliga internationella konst händelsen The (deviant) Art Festival[4] på Konsthallen I Trollhättan samt på sprida platser i staden. Denna konstfestival har engagerat hundratals konstnärer.
2005 var Lindberg i samarbete med I.D.E.A.London en av konstnärerna på utställningen Post-bureaucracy på ICA: Institute Of Contemporary Arts[5]. 2006 visas Lindbergs konceptuellt konstverk Shit TV på “Independents Biennial” i Liverpool. Shit Tv visades även på den sjätte Biennalen vid namn "Ideas Of March" på det kult förklarade ABC NO RIO[6] New York. 2007 blev Fred Lindberg inbjuden av Patrick Brill[7], bättre känd som sin pseudonym Bob and Roberta Smith, att deltaga i utställningen Peace Camp[8] på The Brick Lane Gallery. Andra konstnärer som deltog var bl.a. Gavin Turk[9], Wolfgang Tillmans[10].
Externa länkar [redigera]
* Officiell webbplats. www.sqrappy.com
* Shit Tv I New York, "The Guy Debord Show", 2008
* The (deviant) Art Festival Blogg: www.deviantartfestival.blogspot.com
Källor [redigera]
1. ^ Rich, Peter; Gregory Sodergren: Unexpected Item, Drunken Boot Pub., London 2008, sid. 27-30.
2. ^ London Metropolitan University (13 May 2008). Third edition of Knight's Move published by JCAMD. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
3. ^ Katarina Matsson. ”Blodsugande konst från UK”. Metro, 24 Oktober 2008. s. 1,16.
4. ^ Konsthallen (1 Juli 2007). Konsthallen presenterar The (deviant) Art Festival. Läst 10 Februari 2009. ”- A diverse and talented group of artists and filmmakers like this can create the art, make the television, entertain and shock the locals all in one seamless process. - Alison Carter, Brittisk journalist.”
5. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Institute of Contemporary Arts. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
6. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). ABC NO RIO. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
7. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Patrick Brill. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
8. ^ The Brick Lane Gallery (12 Februari 2009). Peace Camp. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
9. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Gavin Turk. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
10. ^ Wikipedia (12 Februari 2009). Wolfgang Tillmans. Läst 12 Februari 2009.
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