Galleri Golsa

18/05/2025

ON VIEW • Market Art Fair

Peter Mohall
Segling längs västkusten, 2025
Tempera grassa, acrylic composite and charcoal on jute
130 x 180 cm

You can find us at booth 49 📍

Liljevalchs
Djurgårdsvägen 60,
115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

17/05/2025

ON VIEW AT MARKET ART FAIR

Yves Scherer (b. 1987, Solothurn, CH. Lives and works in New York, US)

Goat, 2025
Polished and painted bronze
97.8 x 43.2 x 80 cm
#5 of 5 plus 2 AP

Yves Scherer’s sculptural practice blends classical form with contemporary sentiment. His bronze works presented at Market—a goat mid-motion and a stylized dog-and-bird pair—reflect his interest in emotion, gesture, and symbolic storytelling. Rooted in the tradition of figuration but infused with personal tone, Scherer’s sculptures evoke tenderness and quiet humor. They sit between natural observation and sculptural idealism, drawing the viewer into a world where animal figures mirror human feeling and time seems suspended.

You can find us at booth 49 📍

Liljevalchs
Djurgårdsvägen 60,
115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

16/05/2025

ART FAIR • Today marks the opening of Market Art Fair 2025 at Liljevalchs in Stockholm, where we showcase a group exhibition feautring Charlie Roberts, Peter Mohall, Sophie Larrimore and Yves Scherer.

You can find us at Booth 49📍

May 16-18th
Liljevalchs
Djurgårdsvägen 60
115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

16/05/2025

ART FAIR • We are exited to show Sophie Larrimore’s paintings at Market Art Fair in Stockholm.

Stop by booth 49 to experience it yourself!

Distant Views, 2024
Acrylic and water soluble crayon
on unprimed linen
61 x 81.3 cm

At The Heels, 2024
Acrylic and water soluble crayon
on unprimed linen
76.2 x 101.6 cm

Sophie Larrimore (b. 1980, Maryland, US. Lives and works in New York, US) Her paintings and drawings portray animal and human figures in heightened, symbolic scenes. Her use of raw linen, soft color, and delicate line creates compositions that feel at once immediate and timeless. Drawing inspiration
from historical forms such as medieval tapestry and Persian miniatures, Larrimore’s work often explores themes of care, conflict, and emotional nuance. At Market, her works suggest a dreamlike logic—where gesture and posture speak louder
than narrative, and meaning sits just beneath the surface.

May 16-18th
Liljevalchs
Djurgårdsvägen 60,
115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

13/05/2025

Art Fair • Peter Mohall

Utsikt mot Langøyene, 2025
Tempera grassa, acrylic composite,
and charcoal on jute
180 x 130 cm

We are thrilled to show Peter Mohall’s paintings at Market Art Fair May 15-18th. His paintings explore the relationship between memory, material, and abstraction. Rooted in the landscapes of Scandinavia, his compositions—rendered on jute with tempera grassa, acrylic composite, and charcoal—evoke scenes of stillness and quiet observation. At Market, Mohall presents two coastal landscapes that merge personal recollection with formal clarity, using his signature
cast brushstrokes to emphasize repetition, surface, and structure. His work reconsiders painting as a meditative and methodical process, grounded in lived experience.

You can find us at booth 49 📍

Liljevalchs
Djurgårdsvägen 60,
115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

13/05/2025

ART FAIR • We are exited to show these beautiful works from Charlie Roberts at Market Art Fair May 15-18th.

His paintings depict solitary figures immersed in quiet moments—lounging, writing, or pausing mid-thought—surrounded by carefully constructed interior worlds. These scenes are rendered in flashe, oil, and acrylic with a flat,
graphic clarity that draws from pop culture, design, and architectural detail. With stylized forms, muted palettes, and intimate scale, Roberts transforms everyday gestures into emotionally charged tableaux.

At Market Art Fair, his works feel cinematic yet unassuming—compositions that capture stillness, sensitivity, and the subtle tension of looking inward while gazing outward.

You can find us at booth 49 📍

Liljevalchs
Djurgårdsvägen 60,
115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

13/05/2025

02/05/2025

ON VIEW • Assembled Labor

SONE CAMEE, 2025
Pigment, Acrylic One, glass fiber, and grout
81 x 65 cm

“Julius Karoubi’s artworks are not paintings, but they’re not so far from being paintings that you can’t test out the idea that they might be. Echoes of Matisse, traces of Pop Art, but also something structuralist and programmatic in its methods - Robert Ryman maybe - and then something much more West Coast and postmodern. Freestyle, but it’s controlled, not at all expressionistic. Just as in any other discipline, you put in the hard work so you can make it look easy. You assemble the labour.”

💌 Send us a message or an email to [email protected] if you are interested in more information about Julius Karoubi’s work.

25/04/2025

ON VIEW • Julius Karoubi

Piastrelle Ceramiche, 2025
Glass mosaic, found ceramic tiles and grout on panel
101 x 121 cm

Quantite 1m², 2025
Pigment, Acrylic One, glass fiber, and grout
101 x 121 cm

💌 Send us a message or an email to [email protected] if you are interested in more information about Julius Karoubi’s work.

03/04/2025

OPENING TONIGHT 18:00 - 20:00 💥💥💥