Future Fair : Audun Alvestad, Lou Bennett, Jonny Briggs, Rebecca Brodskis Rune Christensen, Gabriela Giroletti, Heidi Ukkonen

4-7 May

Future Fair
Audun Alvestad, Lou Bennett, Jonny Briggs, Rebecca Brodskis Rune Christensen, Gabriela Giroletti, Heidi Ukkonen
Audun Alvestad

Audun Alvestad (b.1980, Aalesund) is a Norwegian painter who received his MFA form the Kunsthogskolen in Bergen in 2016, after studying at the Det kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, Copenhagen (2015) and receiving his BFA from the Kunsthogskolen I Bergen, Avd Kunstakademiet in 2009. Alvestad's paintings typically centre around "average Joe" types engaged in everyday tasks such as mowing the lawn, ironing shirts, or bathing. He has referenced his interest in exploring society's changing gender roles and social structures as the reason for focusing on this subject. Additionally, he relies on generic types because they provide more space to play with the formal aspects of the painting.
- Solo exhibitions include (Upcoming) Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Berlin (2022); Tan Lines, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2021); Here comes a regular, QB Gallery, Oslo, Norway (2021); Inadequate, Just Inadequate, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Berlin (2020); Høyte Hårveste, QB Gallery, Oslo, Norway (2019); It’s my Party and I'll Cry If I Want to, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2019); Alnes fyr, Norway, July (2018); Gallery BOA, Oslo, Norway (2018); Varme Hender, Kalde Fotter, Trondelag Senter for Samtidskunt, Trondheim, Norway (2017) and Klamme Hender, Varme Fotter, Gallery Christinegaard, Bergen, Norway (2017).
  
  Group exhibitions include Facing the Sun, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Schloss Görne, Germany (2021); Enter Art Fair, Copenhagen, Denmark (2020); The Easter Group Show, Galleri Thomassen, Gøteborg, Sweden (2019) and SPF 32, William Ulmer Brewery, Brooklyn (2019); as well as Specially Normal, with Christina Banban, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2018); Group show at QB gallery, Oslo (2018); We are the ones..., Carlsberg gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark (2017), The Summer Island Show, Gallery Kant, Denmark (2017) and Hostutstillingen, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway (2017). He was recently awarded a three-year working grant for young artists by the Arts Council of Norway (2017) and Statens utstillingsstipend, Arts Council Norway (2016), Prosjektstøtte, Arts Council Norway (2016).
- Highlights and collections. In 2017 Audun Alvestad received a 3-year working grant for young artist from the Arts Council Norway, Prosjektstøtte, Norwegian association of Artists. In addition, in 2016 Audun Alvestad was granted Statens utstillingsstipend, from the Arts Council Norway, Prosjektstøtte.
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Lou Bennett

Lou Bennett (b. 1995) graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2017 and Slade School of Fine Art in 2021. Their painting practice draws together fragments and figures from across history to explore the intersection of personal and broader cultural histories. Through the exploration of the politics of the personal, Bennett’s project thus far is a reaction against a post-Brexit neo-colonial British government. Having grown up in Lancaster, Bennett also seeks to redress the lack of rich representation of the north in a London-centric artworld and situates their work as part of a contemporary revival of the northern Gothic.
- Solo exhibitions include Ariel, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2021); Tears Like Northern Rain, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2020), Bloomsbury Festival Art Prize, Senate House Library, London (2019) and Louis Bennett: Three Paintings, The Storey Gallery, Lancaster (2017).
  
  Group exhibitions include (Upcoming) Northern Deviants, Unit 3 Projects, London (2022); Enter Art Fair, with Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark (2021); Facing the Sun, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Schloss Görne, Germany (2021); Graduate Showcase, Saatchi Gallery, London (2020), RCA/Slade Graduation Show, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2020), Offshoot Winter Salon, Offshoot Gallery, London (2019-20), Engendering Men’s Health (With Grayson Perry), UCL, London (2019), Cartoons and Cereal, Offshoot Gallery, London (2019), Pulling Teeth, ASC Gallery, London (2019), Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2018, Liverpool Biennial/South London Gallery (2018), Steady State? (two person show), King St Studios, Lancaster (2018), RSA New Contemporaries 2018,Royal Scottish Academy, (2018), Best of Degree Show, Six Foot Gallery, Glasgow (2017), Best of Scottish Degree Shows,Resonate Arts House, Alloa (2017), Art<100,King St Studios, Lancaster (2017), Serving Suggestion, The Glue Factory, Glasgow (2016); 2 Years Licked, The Grace and Clarke Fyfe Gallery, The Glasgow School of Art, (2015).
- Highlights and collections. In 2021, Lou Bennet received the Chadwell Award. In 2019, they were awarded the Bloomsbury Festival art prize as well as the Slade Print Fair Scholarship and in 2018 they also received Stevenston Award for a Painter of Merit, RSA New Contemporaries.
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Jonny Briggs

Jonny Briggs (b. 1985, London) lives and works in London. In search of lost parts of his childhood, Briggs explores a reality outside of the one he was socialised into by creating new ones using himself and his parents as the main subjects. Briggs uses photography to explore his relationship with deception, the constructed reality of the family, and to question the boundaries between child/adult, self/other, nature/culture, real/fake in attempt to revive the unconditioned self, beyond the family bubble. Although easily assumed to be photoshopped or counterfeit, upon closer inspection the images are often seen to be more real than first expected. Involving staged installations, the cartoonesque and the performative, Briggs looks back to his younger self and attempts to recapture childhood nature through assuming adult eyes.
- Solo exhibitions include Knots, Burgh House and Hampstead Museum, London (2021-22); Economy of Errors, OHSH Projects, London (2021); Trying To Be A Square But Never Being A Square, Ncontemporary Milan (2021); Art Station Dubulti, Latvia, curated by Vineta Kaulaca and Inga Steimane (2019); Location/Dislocation. Between forgetting and remembering, The Mark Rothko Art Center, Latvia, Curated by Vineta Kaulaca (2019); Peer-to-Peer (Nominated by Brett Rogers), LOOK Biennial, Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool (2019); Peer-to-Peer, Shanghai Xiang Cheng Center of Photography, China (2019); Dad Jokes, Ncontemporary, Milan (2019); Photo 50: Who’s Looking at the Family Now? London Art Fair, curated by Tim Clark (2019); Format Festival, University of Derby, UK (2019); Da Uno a Diece, Ncontemporary, Milan (2018); Photoforum PasquArt Photo Museum, Switzerland (2017); DEAD, Saatchi Gallery, London (2015); Catlin Prize World Tour, (2015); Ancestral Home, Simon Oldfield Gallery, London (2013).
- Group exhibitions include (upcoming) Photo London with Hi-Noon Editions, London UK (2022); My London, Peckham24, Copeland Gallery, London (2018); Group Show: At Home She’s a Tourist, curated by Tom Lovelace, Copeland Gallery, London (2018); Two-person Show: The Manicured Wild, Evy Jokhova & Jonny Briggs, Kristin Hjellegjerde, London (2017); Group Show & Commission: From Selfie to Self-Expression, Saatchi Gallery (2017); This Is Not A Curated Exhibition, Galleria Ramo, Lugano, Switzerland (2017); When something bad happens more than once, it starts to feel normal, Ncontemporary (2016); Centre Photographique, Rouen, Normandy, France, Curated by Raphaëlle Stopin (2016); Soil Culture: Young Shoots, The Eden Project, Cornwall (2016); UK/RAINE art prize, Saatchi Gallery (2016); Enfances, Galerie d’YS, Brussels, Belgium (2015); To Eat With the Eyes, Cabin Gallery (2015); Ermanno Tedeschi Tel Aviv (2014); Foam Talent 2014, l’Atelier Néerlandais, Paris (2014); Facing the Wild – The Unknown, The Others Fair, Turin, curated by Emanuele Norsa and Andrea Scarso (2014).
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Rebecca Brodskis

Rebecca Brodskis (b. 1988 in France) lives and works in Paris. She spent most of her childhood travelling and living between France and Morocco. Brodskis studied painting at the Ateliers des Beaux Arts de la Ville de Paris and at Central St. Martins in London, graduating in 2010. In 2015, she also completed a Master’s degree in Sociology, focusing her research on the themes of vulnerabilities and social crisis. Exploring the borders of the sensible world, Brodskis’ work evolves between conscious and unconscious spaces, leading to a reflection on existence, the self and the otherness. A prominent idea throughout Brodski’s work is that of being in an in-between: intermediate space at the cross-roads of empirical reality and imagination, order and disorder, materialism and spirituality, determinism and freedom.
- Solo exhibitions include (Upcoming) Fabienne Levy Gallery, Lausanne (2022); (Upcoming), Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, UK (2022); Septieme Gallery, Paris (2021); Galeria Anna Marra, Rome (2021); Arrêt Sur Image, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2021); Tomorrow Is Another Day, Steve Turner LA (2020); Fragments of Life, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Berlin (2020); Galeriste with Hors Cadre, Paris (2019); Septième Galerie, Paris (2019); Unsettled disorders, Canopy Gallery, Netanya (2019); Dépendance, Gallery Mario Kreuzberg, Berlin (2019) and Drifting Singularities, Sputnik Gallery, Tel Aviv (2017).
  
  Group exhibitions include (Upcoming) Art Dubai, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery (2022); W Art Foundation, China (2022); Art Paris Fair, Septieme Gallery, Paris (2021); Art Rotterdam Fair, Galeria Anna Marra, Rotterdam (2021); Io, cassina projects, Milan (2021); Entre-acte, Selebe Yoon, Dakar, Senegal (2021); (Upcoming) Cuturi Gallery, Singapore (2021); Art Genève, Lara Sebdon, Geneva (2021); Tête à Tête Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Nevlunghavn, Norway (2021); Enter Art Fair, with Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark (2021); Facing the Sun, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Schloss Görne, Germany (2021); All the Days and Nights, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2020); Endless summer, galerie Sabine bayasli, Paris (2020); Limbo, everyday gallery, Antwerp, Belgium (2020); Art Paris Fair, Septieme Gallery, Paris (2020); Constellations, Galerie du 6b- St-Denis, France (2019); Where we once were, Yngspc (2019); Interférence, Le Studio, Paris (2018); Five French artists, Primitive Showroom, Tel Aviv (2017); Human factor, Ori art space, Berlin (2016) and Disfiguring, figuring the unfigurableKelenföldi Erömü, Budapest (2015).
- Highlights and collections. Rebecca Brodskis’ work is held in important private and public collections which include Huma Kabaki collection, Alan Lo Collection (Hong Kong); Museum Azman Collection (Malaysia); Pamela and David Hornik Collection (USA); Selebe Yoon Collection (Senegal); The Beth Rudin Dewoody Collection (USA); Tiroche DeLeon Collection (Israel); Zeifang Collection (Germany); Xiao Hui Wang Art Museum, Suzhou (China); W Art Foundation (China); SUSU collection (China).
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- Rebecca Brodskis, La coiffe (#2), 2022
- Rebecca Brodskis, La coiffe (#1), 2022
Rune Christensen

Rune Christensen (b. 1980) is a Danish artist. Christensen’s work is inspired by the process of living: the constant movement that results in encounters between individuals, cultures and societies, encounters that affect everyone involved. Driven by ever-present wanderlust, Christensen paints as he travels; his unmistakable expression comes from a hotchpotch of impressions from our diverse world. Within Christensen’s works there is an intensely overwhelming, excited melting pot of scents, colours, gazes and people; each painting the culmination of a rich life. Having exhibited in many places including Denmark, Beirut, Sydney, London and Almaty in Kazakhstan, his works cross as many borders as the artist himself has done.
- Solo exhibitions include Wanderlust, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, UK (2022); Textured, Helium Cowboy Artspace, Hamburg, Germany (2017); Still Life, Fifty24SF Gallery, San Francisco, US (2016); Solo Show, Gallery Hjorth, Horsens, Denmark (2016); Thoughts Of A Travelling Mind, Gallery Hjorth, Horsens, Denmark (2015); Redtape, Galleri Kirk, Aalborg, Denmark (2015).
- Group exhibitions include In Momentum, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2021); Værkoversigt - When Sinners Feast, Galerie Wolfsen, Aalborg, Denmark (2021); Interconnected, John Wolf Art Advisory & Brokerage, Los Angeles, US (2021); Somebody, Hashimoto Contemporary, San Francisco, US (2020); Lately, Hashimoto Contemporary, San Francisco, US (2020); Group Show, Vra Contemporary Museum, Denmark (2020); Half Forgotten Dreams, Piermark Gallery, Sydney, Australia (2020); Group Show, Delphian Gallery, London (2020); NORTH Art Fair, Gallerie Wolfsen, Denmark Art Herning, Gallerie Wolfsen, Denmark (2020); Come Away With Me, Helium Cowboy, Hamburg, Germany (2020); We’re Still Here, Helium Cowboy, Hamburg, Germany (2020); I Bought My Wife A Painting For Christmas But All She Really Wanted Were Jewels and Pearls, Helium Cowboy, Hamburg, Germany (2020); LA Art Show, Red Truck Gallery, US (2018); Crisp, Helium Cowboy, Hamburg, Germany (2018); Group Show, Supercheif Gallery, New York, US (2018); SCOPE ART FAIR, Miami, US (2017); Masked Intentions, CASS Contemporary, Tampa Bay, US (2017);Cowboyland, Helium Cowboy Artspace, Hamburg, Germany (2017); Psychological Realism, Booth Gallery, New York, US (2017); Sensory Overload, Coreyhelford Gallery, Los Angeles, US (2017); Art Herning, Galerie Woflsen, Aalborg, Denmark (2017); Urban Eye, Galerie Wolfsen, Aalborg, Denmark (2017); Knotenpunkt, Affentfaust Gallery, Hamburg, Germany (2017); Urban Dawn, Beirut, Lebanon (2016); Scope Basel, Gallerie Wolfsen, Aalborg, Denmark (2016); Beneath the New Waves, Coreyhelford Gallery, Los Angeles, US (2016); Mist of Madness, Helium Cowboy Artspace, Hamburg, Germany (2016); Art Copenhagen, Gallery Hjorth, Horsens, Denmark (2016); Group Exhibition, Gallery Oxholm, Copenhagen, Denmark (2016); Winter Group Show, Joseph Gross Gallery, New York, US (2015); SCOPE New York, Joseph Gross Gallery, New York, US (2015); Texas Contemporary, Joseph Gross Gallery, New York, US (2015); Summer Group Show, Joseph Gross Gallery, New York, US (2015); ART Herning, Gallery Jorgen Ostergaard, Ikast, Denmark (2015); Sweet Madness, Galerie Wolfson, Aalborg, Denmark (2015); Contemporary Art Ruhr Show Case Art Bohcum, Gallery KIRK, Aalborg, Denmark (2013); Art Copenhagen, Gallery Hjorth, Hosens, Denmark (2013).
  
  Highlights and Collections
  Rune Christensen’s work is held in the collection of The House of KOKO, London.
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- Rune Christensen, The Traveller #4, 2022
- Rune Christensen, The Traveller #3, 2022
Gabriela Giroletti

Gabriela Giroletti (b. 1982) is a Brazilian painter, living and working in London. She graduated with a BA in Fine Arts from the Middlesex University, London in 2015 and received her MFA in Fine Art from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2018. In her work, Giroletti explores the relationship between the painted image (the meaning, the immaterial, the metaphor, the mind) and the material presence in the painting (the corporeal, the touch, the physical presence, the body). Deliberately ambiguous, the paintings fluctuate between their crude materiality and their metaphysical aspect, encouraging the viewer to formulate peculiar connections with our tangible surroundings, as well as with individual and unique lived experience.
- Solo exhibitions include Breezy, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, UK (2021); At Once and a Touch Away, Studio KIND, Braunton, UK (2021).
  
  Group exhibitions include (Upcoming) Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Palm Beach, USA (2022); (upcoming) Art Karlsruhe (2022); Future Art Fair, New York, USA (2022); The Greenness of the Green Fields Supernal, duo show with Henry Tyrrell, Lewisham Art House, London (2022); Ater Unit 1 Gallery, Workshop, London (2021); RA Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London (2021); Wild Grapes, Unit 3 Projects, London (2021); Facing the Sun, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, Schloss Görne, Germany (2021); Friends with Benefits, Safe House One, London (2021); Spiral Drift, Terrace Gallery, London - curated by Frank Minoprio (2021); The Echo System, curated by Milda Milda Batakyte, Thames Side Studios Gallery, London, (2021); WABI-SABI at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, UK (2021); III AORA Space (2021); London Now, Space K, Gwacheon, South Korea (2020); Catamaran, Thames Side Studios Gallery (2019), Hix Award, Hix Art Gallery, (2019); Of Course, I Haven’t Forgotten!, Artists.Space, London (2019); Black Stuff, Unit 3 Projects (2019); Annual Summer Show, Unit 1 Gallery Workshop, London (2019); The Nomenclature of Colours, Slade Research Centre (2019), FBA Futures, Mall Galleries, London (2019); Marching Through the Fields, Jeannie Avent Gallery (Warbling Collective), London (2018).
- Highlights and collections
  Gabriela Giroletti has been awarded several prestigious awards, including the Desiree Painting Prize in 2018. She was a recipient of the 2021 The Eaton Project grant; she was also awarded the Freelands Foundation Emergency grant and a Unit 1 Gallery Workshop grant, both in 2020. In 2018,, she was the runner up for the Chadwell Award and was shortlisted for the Elephant x Griffin Prize and the Young Contemporary Talent Purchase Prize by the Ingram Collection of Modern British Art. Giroletti is a 2019 Bloomberg New Contemporaries artist and in 2019/2020 she held a position of a Research Associate at the Slade School of Fine Art.
- Gabriela Giroletti, Up, Down and Ahead, 2022
Tae Kim

Tae Kim (b. 1986) lives and works in Seoul, Korea. In 2010, Kim received her Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Oriental Painting from the Seoul National University where she later studied for her Master’s in the same discipline, graduating in 2013. In addition, in 2016 Kim graduated with a Master’s in painting from the Slade School of Fine Art, London. Kim explores online human connection as a deeper relationship than that of the flesh to flesh. Her art is inspired by the imaginations of players met in online battle games and their short mythic episodes. In this way, the resulting artworks investigate emotional experiences as well as mixed culture and history.
- Solo exhibitions include <Borrowed Skin>, Kong gallery, Seoul (2022); <Faceless gamers>, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2022); Black Cow, Mythtake Museum, Gapyeong (2021); Player Like You, The Cheong-ju Art Studio, Cheong-ju (2021); Moist Touch of Ping, Gallery DOS, Seoul (2020); Compulsive Hyperlink, Art Space ‘Plasque’, Seoul (2019); Perpetual Interchange, Inyoung Gallery, Seoul (2019); Indecipherable skin, Just365projectspace, Seoul (2017); Living Templates, Gallery DOS, Seoul (2014); The Revived 12 Gods, Year 2013, Topohaus, Seoul (2013); Division/Divinity, Insa Art Center, Seoul (2011)
  
  Group exhibitions include <잠재감각:cryptesthesia>, Baeryeom’s House, Seoul, Korea (2022); Legends, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, UK (2021); On Tact, Tae Kim Jin-Hee Park Duo show, K.O.N.G. Gallery, Seoul, Korea (2021); B-side,onewwall, Seoul, Korea (2020); Pig, Woljeon Museum of Art, Icheon, Korea (2019); Forgotten self-portrait/ 잊혀진자화상, La Pomme Museum, Cheongju, Korea (2018); Non Plus Ultra, Dongduk Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea (2017); Ethereal Sighting, Duo Exhibition With Serin Park, Alternative Space Noon, Suwon, Korea (2017); New Drawing project, Chang Ucchin Museum of Art, Yangju, Korea (2017); FBA Futures 2017, Mall Galleries, London, UK (2017); Rising Stars 2016, New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham, UK (2016).
- Highlights and collections. Tae Kim was the Winner of Ha Dong Chul Memorial Foundation Awards in 2009 and was selected for Jerwood Drawing Prize in 2016 as well as for SOMA Drawing Museum artist list in 2018. Tae Kim's work is held in prominent public collections including 서울시 미술관 박물관과 소장 (Seoul Museum of Art// Museum department) .
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- Tae Kim, facelessgamer-mackwoo, 2022
- Tae Kim, facelessgamer-RECON, 2022
Heidi Ukkonen

Heidi Ukkonen’s paintings explore themes of the mundane such as relationships, anguish, and suffering. These depictions are represented through playfully deformed animations within the life of modern society. Ukkonen derives inspiration from her life living in the vibrant city of Antwerp where she has worked since graduating Royal Academy of Fine Arts with a BFA in painting (2014) and a MFA in painting (2015). Her thought process begins towards the end of each day and through trial and error, explosive, colourful and humorous works are brought about. Drawing knowledge and inspiration of the works of Philip Guston, Henri Matisse and Hieronymus Bosch she aims to bring her audience into a world where the usual becomes unusual, where the ugly becomes beautiful and where pain becomes humour.
- Solo exhibitions includeThe Wunderwall, Brussels (2021); The Time Is Now, Madè Van Krimpen, Amsterdam (2021); Hide and Seek, Four You Gallery, Dubai (2020).
  
  Group exhibitions include In Momentum, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London (2021); All About Eve, Delphian Gallery, London (2021); Stars Are Never Sleeping, Ruby Gallery, Brussels (2021); This Art Fair, Amsterdam (2021); (PR)OXYMORON, Knokke (2021); Delphian Open Call Winners 2021, Unit 1 Gallery Workshop, London (2021); Hotter Than July, Galerij LJ, Paris (2021); The First Swing Of The Bat, Gallery 46 Whitechapel, London (2021); Transcendental, Cuturi Gallery, Singapore (2021); The Mothershipment, Deep Space Gallery, Jersey City, USA (2021); Moosey Gallery, Norwich (2021); @showhousejayjay #SHOWHOUSEARTCALL An Instagram Exhibition (2020); Sofie Van De Velde Gallery & PLUS ONE Gallery ART FEEDS NR 2 (2020); Paint Talk online Group Exhibition (2020); Amsterdam Gallery Weekend, Marian Cramer, Amsterdam (2020); TheDon'tGiveADamn's, Marian Cramer, Amsterdam (2020); Billboardproject, Stad Antwerpen (2020); The Wunderwall, Sofie Van De Velde Gallery & PLUS ONE Gallery, Antwerp (2020); 252 cc – cultuurcentrum Ekeren Kasteel Hof De Bist (2020); Kopvzw, Antwerp (2019); Cowboys and Aliens, Kunstpodium T, Tilburg (2019); My Biggest Small, Antwerp Art Weekend, Showhouse Jay Jay, Antwerp (2019); Christmas Market, ABC KLUBHUIS, Antwerp (2018); Velvet Ropes, Gallery Golsa, Oslo (2018); Screw your courage to the sticking place, Showhouse Jay Jay, Antwerp (2018); Copy Cat, Winter Tuin Antwerp (2018).
- Highlights
  Ukkonen has been the project coordinator for Cowboys and Aliens, Kunstpodium T, Tilburg (2019); No Sweat, Overamstel Uitgevers, Antwerp (2019); GIFC, Antwerp (2019); Bob’s your uncle, Showhouse Jay Jay, Antwerp (2018); The ball is in your court, Showhouse Jay Jay, Antwerp (2018); Screw your courage to the sticking place, Showhouse Jay Jay, Antwerp (2018).
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Future Fair : Audun Alvestad, Lou Bennett, Jonny Briggs, Rebecca Brodskis Rune Christensen, Gabriela Giroletti, Heidi Ukkonen

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