For Premium Economy, as in Continental Breakfast, the sculptures don’t categorize themselves so neatly as her banquette-ish furniture pieces. Like captchas, they ask us to perform object recognition — but it’s as if we’ve been given the famous …

With the Swedish artist Anna Uddenberg, the jury in 2022 opted for a powerful feminist position. Uddenberg’s artistic work presents a thrilling, challenging but also polarizing view of …

Sep 29, 2023 · The Kunsthalle Mannheim and the Hector Stiftungen award the Hector Art Prize to international, contemporary artists or collectives. With the Swedish artist Anna Uddenberg, the jury in 2022 opted for a powerful feminist position.

Nov 27, 2023 · Every three years, the Kunsthalle Mannheim, in collaboration with the Hector Foundations, bestows the Hector Prize upon international contemporary artists or collectives. In 2022, the jury, with a focus on a robust feminist standpoint, …

Apr 5, 2023 · In the midst of this shepherding, von Rosen and Stănescu alternated climbing onto, and strapping into, Premium Economy and T-Top Tummy Tuck, Uddenberg’s sculptures that are on view until April 29. With these, the artist has assembled steel, leather, fake rattan, and acrylic glass to generate pseudo-architectural structures that evoke airport ...

With the Swedish artist Anna Uddenberg, the jury in 2022 opted for a powerful feminist position. Uddenberg was born in 1982 and today lives and works in Berlin and Stockholm. Uddenberg’s artistic work presents a thrilling, challenging but also polarizing view of corporeality, sex (or gender) and commodity aesthetics.

Uddenberg is known for her sculptures of hyper-sexualised (and hyper-flexible) faceless female dummies adorned in futuristic, utilitarian luxury apparel, flaunting synthetic hair, and acrylic nails.

Anna Uddenberg’s (b. Stockholm, 1982; lives and works in Berlin and Stockholm) art pursues an ambitious and polarizing perspective on physicality, gender, and commercial aesthetics.

Anna Uddenberg – Premium Economy, an exhibition by the Swedish-born artist at the Kunsthalle Mannheim, is the culmination of her Hector Art Prize award, granted once every three years by the museum and the Hector Foundations to a contemporary artist or collective.

Every three years, the Kunsthalle Mannheim and the Hector Stiftungen award the Hector Art Prize to international, contemporary artists or collectives. With the Swedish artist Anna Uddenberg, the jury in 2022 opted for a powerful feminist position.