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Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art (GIBCA) The Ghost Ship and the Sea Change 2021
Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art (GIBCA) The Ghost Ship and the Sea Change 2021

Soundworks in the City

Artists GIBCA 2021

Press and media kit

Visitor Information

Venues

Comforting the machine – GIBCA Extended exhibition

Framework

The Ghost Ship and the Sea Change

Guide part 2

Introduction to the artworks at Röda Sten Konsthall

Programme

Sep 23

GUIDED TOUR – “FRANSKA TOMTEN” (PACKHUSPLATSEN) 
Sep 25

The Brown Belt – a performance walk through parts of Gothenburg’s Nazi and colonial history
Sep 27

Digital live tour: Göteborgs konsthall
Sep 28

Guided tour for seniors: Röda Sten Konsthall
O.L. Janssen, wood cut, 1880. “Palmhuset i Göteborgs trädgård”
Sep 30

Second Nature
Sep 30

Children theatre: The River – A Dream Play  
Sep 30

Children theatre: The River – A Dream Play
Oct 2

How to Haunt the System: Assembly of Ghosted Infrastructures
Oct 11

Digital live tour: Göteborgs konsthall
Oct 12

Guided tour for seniors: Göteborgs konsthall
Oct 20

Artist talk: Ayesha Hameed in dialogue with Nina Mangalanayagam
Oct 25

Digital live tour: Göteborgs konsthall
Oct 27

M. NourbeSe Philip in dialogue with Khashayar Naderehvandi
Nov 8

Digital live tour: Göteborgs konsthall
Nov 16

Guided tour for seniors: Konsthallen Blå Stället
Nov 17

Fieldworks, locality, and alternative histories

GIBCA Extended

Cultural actors GIBCA Extended 2021

Programme GIBCA Extended

About GIBCA Extended

GIBCA Extended Programme

Sep 23

Torsdag @ Konstmuseet: Samtal & performance
Sep 24

Materia – försvinnande och födelse – Hiroshi Koyama, Carmen Olsson, Yasuaki Matsumoto, Harald Svensson
Sep 24

Balloon maker, Live!

About GIBCA

Göteborg International Biennial for Contemporary Art (GIBCA) is a contemporary art project taking place every two years in Gothenburg, Sweden. GIBCA is in 2021 at its 11th edition and has become a relevant art biennial for the Nordic region. Started in 2001, GIBCA has established itself as one of Sweden’s biggest art events and is internationally seen as one of the young and exciting biennials in Europe. Read more.