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About the author
Mats Pehrson's journey in the art world is a tale of cultural exploration and creative evolution. Born in Karlstad, Sweden, in 1958, Pehrson's artistic pursuits led him across continents, weaving a narrative rich with diverse influences. In 1986, Pehrson first set foot in the bustling artistic landscape of New York City. This initial encounter sparked a connection that would persist on and off for years to come. However, it was in 1991 that he embarked on a transformative journey to Los Angeles, California, honing his craft and preparing for a full-time career as an artist upon his return to Manhattan in 1993.
The move to Willamsburg, Brooklyn, in 1994 marked a significant chapter in Pehrson's artistic exploration. Collaborating with Young Kwon, a Korean artist and professor, he delved into new techniques, expanding the horizons of his creativity. Noho Gallery on Mercer Street in Soho became a platform for Pehrson's artistic expression, hosting several shows that resonated with the downtown art scene.
A pivotal moment arrived in 1997 when Pehrson seized the opportunity to live in a loft in Barcelona, Spain. Surrounded by the vibrant local art community and inspired by Catalan art, particularly the works of Antoni Tàpies, he immersed himself in his craft. His return to New York saw the manifestation of Spanish influences in an exhibition at Noho Gallery.
The aftermath of 9/11 left an indelible mark on Pehrson's work. In response to the emotional resonance of the events, he created a series of 35 monoprints on watercolor paper capturing the essence of Lower Manhattan. This series culminated in a traveling show exhibited in Stockholm and New York City.
Personal ties drew Pehrson back to Sweden, where he continued to exhibit extensively. The artist's life became interwoven with personal milestones, including meeting his wife and spending time with his ailing parents. Despite the challenges, these years yielded a succession of successful shows, solidifying his presence in institutions and private collections across Sweden, Europe, and the United States.
Pehrson's exhibitions, ranging from the Katonah Museum in NY to the Volta Art Fair in NY, NY, showcase the breadth of his artistic impact. From the Vida Museum in Sweden to the Kulturhuset/Stadsteatern and Ahlbergshallen in Sweden, his work has left an imprint on diverse spaces.
Currently residing in Chinatown, Manhattan, Pehrson maintains his studio on Beaver Street. His art continues to evolve, a reflection of the dynamic interplay between his observations of life in New York City and the influences gathered from his global travels. As he navigates the intersection of cultures and experiences, Mats Pehrson's artistic journey remains a compelling narrative of growth, exploration, and a deep-seated connection to the world around him.
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Nationality:
SWEDEN
- Date of birth : 1958
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Swedish Contemporary Artists
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