Much like Hanni Kamaly’s practice, the artist’s chosen title for the exhibition at Index – THE MIGHT THEY HAVE – is layered, considered, precise. A fragment of a statement, it is an acknowledgement suggestive of status and respect. It also seems to pose a question within its grammatical structure. A…

Index Foundation presents THE MIGHT THEY HAVE, a solo exhibition of works by Hanni Kamaly, bringing together new and existing sculptures with a multi-channel installation of a newly developed film work.

With: Rosa Barba, OEI, Pontus Pettersson, Alex Reynolds, The Book Lovers and Praun & Guermouche

With: Rosa Barba, OEI, Pontus Pettersson, Alex Reynolds, The Book Lovers and Praun & Guermouche.

With Lili Huston-Herterich, Francesc Ruiz, Nina Sarnelle, Art & Distribution, Leaking Container, Index magazine, Index video archive+ Falke Pisano, Sònia López, Palle Torsson, Mmabatho Thobejane, Frida Sandström, Johanna Gustafsson Fürst, Lisa Trogen Devgun, coyote, DIS, Filmform, AV-arkki, LIMA, Video Data Bank, Clara Amaral, Incitament, Stine Marie Jacobsen, Anna Barham, The …

Nathalie Gabrielsson’s The Campaign investigates ideological behaviors in Sweden during the 70s and 80s which transformed the foundation of the social model and affected the definition of Swedish national identity. Industrial and commercial powers established a network of think tanks which led a hidden revolution, aiming not only to change…

Teresa Solar works with objects and the space in between them, with narratives and broken information. Solar experiments with textures and physicality understanding art as a situation to discover, feel and think. Her exhibited objects can be sculpture and also set material, can be produced or found but is in…

Teresa Solar (Spain/Egypt) offers a variety of sculptural forms in bright and playful colours not avoiding the possible critical approach on consumption and desire. The concept of the museum and the imagined idea of a storage room of an amusement park defines Teresa Solar’s exhibition at Index foundation. Objects and…

Being part of the 80s and 90s New York art and philosophical scene, Kraus produced a series of films with several layers and ambitions: long, short, experimental, funny or uncomfortable. Her films did not conform to a clear cinematic genre and did not get the distribution that Chris Kraus was…