Absolut Art Collection Tours Asia Pacific for the First Time

For the first time, Absolut Vodka will be touring twenty pieces of renowned artwork from its Art Collection in seven cities across the Asia Pacific region. The collection, currently owned […]


For the first time, Absolut Vodka will be touring twenty pieces
of renowned artwork from its Art Collection in seven cities across the Asia
Pacific region. The collection, currently owned and curated by the Historical
Museum of Wines and Spirits in Stockholm, Sweden, celebrates creativity and
popular culture, and includes works by modern greats such as Andy Warhol,
Francesco Clemente, Rosemarie Trockel, Béatrice Cussol and Angus Fairhurst, to
name a few.

“On display at the Absolut Art Collection Exhibition will be
a range of artists known for their work in the pop art, trans-avant-garde and
modern spheres. The selection spans across a variety of mediums such as canvas,
plexiglas and tin, to photography and paper. It is an inspiring collection,” said
Anna Malmhake, Vice President Global Marketing at The Absolut Company.

“The Exhibition will allow us to showcase an important part
of our heritage, and also support the local art-world in Asia Pacific and seek
inspiration for future campaigns.”

The Absolut Art Collection Tour has already traveled to several
Asia Pacific cities such as Delhi,
Mumbai, Dubai and Sydney.
In New Delhi, for example, Absolut collaborated
with contemporary artist Subodh Gupta, known for elevating readymade projects
into sculpture.

Other highlights of the Absolut Art Collection Exhibitions include
collaborations with Seoul-based artists such as Byun Dae Yong. After the Seoul
stopover, which will run from April 12 to 25, the Tour will visit Beijing in
mid-May at the Today Art Museum and Shanghai in mid-July at the Long Men Art
Gallery, before returning  to its
permanent home in Europe after the Asia Pacific tour wraps up on July 31.

Absolut.com


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