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2015-03-16 15:23 CET Nell Walden och der Sturm Der Sturm är ett välkänt namn i den internationella konsthistorien som det gemensamma namnet för ett Berlinbaserat galleri och en konsttidskrift i 1900- talets början. Grundaren av der Sturm Herwart Walden, beskrivs ofta som pionjären som förde fram den tyska expressionismen och italienska futurismen internationellt strax före första världskrigets utbrott. Men han var inte ensam. Vid hans sida fanns Nell Walden – en svensk kvinna som spelade en central roll inom der Sturms organisation, men även som konstnär. Den 14 maj invigs utställningen ”Nell Walden och der Sturm” på Mjellby Konstmuseum i Halmstad som ger en fördjupad bild av Nell Waldens insats som person och konstnär. Det är sällan Nell Walden nämns i litteraturen om Der Sturms verksamhet, men ny forskning visar på den centrala roll hon spelat som organisatör, förläggare, nätverksbyggare, skribent, utställnings-producent, ekonom och inte minst konstsamlare. En viktig pusselbit Mjellby Konstmuseum lyfter fram berättelsen om Nell Walden och der Sturm där en viktig pusselbit är rekonstruktionen av Waldens konstsamling. Den visar på det stora nätverk der Sturm byggde upp, men också vilka konstnärer som Nell Walden själv ansåg viktiga och inspirerande. Parallellt med det administrativa arbetet utvecklade Nell Walden också sitt eget konstnärskap.Hennes konst tog sig tidigt uttryck i form av helt abstrakta, expressiva målningar och lekfulla collage, men hon kom också att formge miljöer, möbler, smycken, glas och keramik. Utställningen innefattar ca 120 konstverk av bland annat Alexander Archipenko, Marc Chagall, Isaac Grünewald, Jacoba van Heemskerck, Sigrid Hjertén, Oskar Kokoschka, Franz Marc, Gabriele Münter, Pablo Picasso med flera. Utställningen ackompanjeras av tillhörande bok med texter av bland annat forskarna Maaike van Rijn och Jessica Sjöholm Skrubbe. Mjellby Konstmuseum producerar utställningen i samarbete med forskaren Jessica Sjöholm Skrubbe ,Landskrona Museum och Öregaard Museum, Danmark. Utställningen pågår mellan 14 maj - 4 oktober 2015. Pressträff Tisdag 12 maj kl. 10.00 – 12.00 Pressbilder: www.mjellbykonstmuseum.se/pressbilder Invigning Torsdag 14 maj kl. 12.00 – 17.00 För mer information kontakta: Annelie Tuveros, intendent Tele: 0703-16 03 44 Mail: [email protected] Karin Ekdahl, koordinator Tele: 0722-19 96 93 Mail: [email protected] Kontaktpersoner Lisa Klang Presskontakt kommunikationschef, kommunikationsavdelningen [email protected] 035-139625 076- 69 60 036 Mikael Novak Presskontakt kommunikatör kommungemensamt, servicekontoret, socialförvaltningen [email protected] 070-147 70 89 035-13 96 13.

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