‘Gunilla Josephson: Houses and Whispers’ review in The Sound of St Catharines

Review of Gunilla Josephson: Houses & Whispers at Rodman Hall in The Sound of St Catharines. Read the full article here, also copied below:   Uncanny Looking By Bart Gazzola The Last Goodbye is surprisingly intimate for a wall-sized video projection in a darkened room: the figures on the wall, seemingly below “you” on the […]

Canadian Art Must-Sees This Week: Houses and Whispers

Gunilla Jospehson: Houses and Whispers at Rodman Hall Art Centre in St Catharines is included in the ‘CANADIAN ART Must-Sees This Week Sep 15-21’ listing. canadianart.ca/must-sees/must-sees-week-september-15-21-2016

Gunilla Josephson at The Box Salon

The Box is a quarterly salon night of readings, performances, screenings, interventions and networking that aims to bring diverse communities and audiences into an environment of artistic and social intermingling. October 26th, 8pm at the Rivoli (backroom) The Box invites you to an evening of short words, film, performance and music by: Laura Barrett Henri […]

Review – Gary Michael Dault on E.V.E.

The Globe and Mail A pianist and a camera make music of the id Gunilla Josephson at Trinity Square Video E.V.E. Absolute Matrix runs continuously at Trinity Square Video, 401 Richmond St., Suite 376, Toronto, until May 2; 416-593-1332 Swedish-born, Toronto-based video artist Gunilla Josephson has worked with pianist Eve Egoyan before, notably in the […]

Things of desire – E.V.E. Interview

THINGS OF DESIRE Canada’s Alternative Art Weekly Volume 1, nr 30, April 9-15, 2009 Read original article See excerpts Interview: As part of the Toronto’s Images Festival, video artist Gunilla Josephson is presenting her new work E.V.E Absolute Matrix. The 48-minute looping video installation is Josephson’s latest collaboration with musician/pianist Eve Egoyan. Josephson kindly answered […]

Sewil Otosed – E.V.E. Essay

Women are money We see it every day and everywhere. Open the newspaper and they’re looking out at you. Walk past the magazine racks and their faces are there in the dozens. They’re on television every few minutes, they’re on the bus shelters, they’re on your computer, their giant faces peer down at you from […]

Review – Gary Michael Dault on The Blood-Red Heart of Johanna Darke

The Globe and Mail Gallery Going by Gary Michael Dault Gunilla Josephson at Archive, Inc. 300 King Street East, Toronto Chief among the three video works by Gunilla Josephson now at Archive Inc. Gallery + Art Library is her 68-minute magnum opus, The Blood-Red Heart of Johanna Darke (link to video). The principal videography for […]

Gunilla Josephson in conversation with Cameron Bailey

On the occasion of her show “3 Lies” at Archive Inc. Gallery, 26 Berkeley Street, Toronto Canada June 24, 2006 Read original published  article From the press release: Archive Inc. is pleased to present My Lies, three video works by artist Gunilla Josephson. As “fictional histories” these videos are perceptual chronicles of experience, in which […]

INVASIONS Part Two

Press release – Toronto Arts Online. The Elements Collectve will present its 5th screening event Invasions is a two part screening event that brings together artists from both Northern and Southern Ontario. An accompanying programme catalogue will feature an essay by writer Jessica Wyman. Artists included in this project: Mercedes Cueto, Gunilla Josephson, Annette Mangaard, […]

Hello Ingmar wins International Short Film Festival Prize, Oberhausen

Link to Kurzfilmtage website, 2001 award winners Prize of the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen (DM 1,000): Hello Ingmar, Gunilla Josephson, Canada 2000 Press Clipping from the festival: In its best works, Oberhausen once more disproves the old prejudice that size matters. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Germany, 10 May 2001 From one special to the next […]

Exhibition at Textitle Museum of Canada – Memento Vitae

original article Exhibition Overview The title of Gunilla Josephson’s 1996 solo exhibition, Memento Vitae, translates as “reminders of life.” The exhibition is a meditation on memories and rituals connected to domestic Swedish textiles such as blankets and tablecloths. While family heirlooms such as these have both functional and symbolic value, Josephson’s objects are multi-layered with […]