Malin Lobell

Malin Lobell is an artist educated at Valand School of Fine Arts in Gothenburg, Sweden. Also visible in her artistic practice today is her studies as a Gardener. Her work includes projects involving urban gardening, foodproduction, edible perennials, edible weeds, phytoremediation and focus on food for pollinators and plant-intelligence. As an artist she often work in collaboration and with a participatory perspective. She is living in Stockholm and Kåseberga, Skåne.
http://www.malinlobell.se
http://www.bellevuefarm.se
http://www.delatradgard.org
Sweden

Artwork:
The importance of Being … Earthworms and more
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Final Weekend! Saturday 26 August Program

Final Weekend! Saturday 26 August Program

Join us for our final weekend of Agrikultura on the future English Park in Hyllie. On Saturday, in addition to tours at 13:00 and 15:00 several artists are giving final ... More Information
Cluster Open House

Cluster Open House

Saturday 12 August
12:00 – 14:00 Cluster invites you to view and taste edible perennials during a conversation about a citizen garden in public parkland.
Cluster growing

Cluster growing

Cluster and one of its caretakers and gardeners, Johnie Ekman. It has been two month since Malin Lobell and Mary Mattingly‘s project, Cluster – an edible forest edge –
has been ... More Information
Lördagsserier och evenemang på Agrikultura

Lördagsserier och evenemang på Agrikultura

Saturday 29 July, 2017
11:00 – 18:00 13:00 – Rundtur i Agrikultura med kurator, Marek Walczak 14:00 – 16:00 Kom och följ konstnär, kock, forager Agata Bielska Annersten och botaniker / trädgårdsmästare Sophia Warsh för ... More Information
Feed the soil

Feed the soil

The importance of soil. In David Montgomerys book ”Dirt- The erosion of civilisation” he writes about this important layer of top-soil as ”the skin of the earth”
On site there ... More Information
Agrikultura Launch Day

Agrikultura Launch Day

1 July, 2017
11:00 – 18:00 Kulturföreningen Triennal is delighted to announce that Agrikultura, an exhibition of public artworks, installations, meals, performances, urban interventions, mobile kitchens, and events to take ... More Information
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The plants moved in at The Cluster

The plants moved in at The Cluster- edge forestgarden! A work intensive ... More Information
Earthworms at work

Earthworms at work

Earthworm working hard in Hyllie preparing the soil.
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Cluster Preparation

18th of April: Malin visits Holma Forestgarden in Höör to introduce Agrikultura and present Cluster with the goal of getting some students involved. Their teachers are Johanna Johansson and Esbjörn ... More Information
Cluster- Edge forestgarden

Cluster- Edge forestgarden

A combined layout that includes both Mary Mattingly permaculture project ‘Cluster’ and Malin Lobell’s ‘The importance of Being…’
Earthworms

Earthworms

Anthotype test with beetroot emulsion