Anders Dickson 
Powercells, the commons

Opening: Saturday 23 April, 20-24 hrs
24 April – 29 May 2022
Thu – Sun, 14 – 18 hrs
 

Anders Dickson’s multifaceted practice invites intimate encounters with an obscure, weird mirror of the ubiquitous [removed]; Themes ranging from spirituality, memory, and ‘high strangeness’ are coloured by traces of Americana as the artist implements them into his [removed]; Hallucinatory paintings bleed into space in the form of sculptural objects, photography and video, assembled in immersive installations.
At P/////AKT Dickson is presenting an immersive installation consisting of new works. The projects marks the first episode of Turning to Dust and Bones.

Anders Dickson (USA) exhibited his work at The Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt (2022); Kayoko Yuki Gallery, Tokyo (2021); Wschod Gallery, War-saw (2021); Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam (2021); 15 Orient Gallery, Paris (2020); The Oracle, Berlin (2018); Vleeshal, Middelburg (2018); Gisela Capitain Gallery, Cologne (2017); The Beach Office, Berlin (2017), and Tanya Leighton Gallery, Berlin (2017). He attended the De Ateliers (2017-2019), The Staedelschule in Frankfurt am Main, and the Staatliche Akademie der bildenden Kuenste, Karlsruhe. Dickson is also member and co-founder of the netherlands-based artist initiative Root Canal ([removed]).

Dickson will be giving an artist talk at De Ateliers on Tuesday 19 April, 17:00 – 18:00. More info and tickets here.

Turning to Dust and Bones

Turning to Dust and Bones (April 2022 – April 2023) is a new series of six consecutive solo exhibitions loosely dealing with the subconscious, memory and the traces of being [removed];It is featuring Anders Dickson, Koen Kloosterhuis, Kristina Sedlerova-Villanen, Aslan Goisum, Giulia Cenci and Rodrigo Hernández. The public program will be moderated by DIG – the Internet Guide of literature magazine De Gids. The visual identity was designed by Dongyoung Lee.

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P/////AKT would like to thank:

Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and 

Stadsdeel Amsterdam Oost.