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​Stockholm museums and galleries in joint venture about art jewellery this spring

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​Stockholm museums and galleries in joint venture about art jewellery this spring

Thirty years ago, Kulturhuset staged a landmark exhibition of international art jewellery. Nationalmuseum is excited to present a sequel, but this time the exhibition is one of many. Various Stockholm museums, galleries and artist collectives are hosting parallel exhibitions of significant Swedish work. Art Jewellery 2016 is a unique snapshot of the forms of artistic expression that are part of the current dialogue. This spring, venues across Stockholm invite you to discover the strength, power and scope of contemporary art jewellery, which is so much more than just a genre.

1. OPEN SPACE – MIND MAPS
POSITIONS IN CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY
11 MAR–15 MAY 2016
160 pieces by 30 international artists. Curated by Dr Ellen Maurer Zilioli
Nationalmuseum Design, Kulturhuset Stadsteatern level 4, www.nationalmuseum.se

2. ICON, HELENA SANDSTRÖM
11 MAR–15 MAY 2016
Artist: Helena Sandström
Nationalmuseum Konstakademin, Fredsgatan 12, www.nationalmuseum.se

3. DEADLY BEAUTIFUL. ART JEWELLERY BY MÄRTA MATTSSON
12 MAR–15 MAY 2016
Artist: Märta Mattsson
Thielska Galleriet, Sjötullsbacken 6-8, Djurgården, www.thielska-galleriet.se

4. 21ST CENTURY JEWELS AT HALLWYLSKA PALATSET
12–20 MAR 2016
Artists: Kerstin Öhlin Lejonklou, Sofia Björkman, Karin Johansson, Åsa Christensson, Karin Roy Andersson,Sanna Svedestedt Carboo
Hallwylska museet, Hamngatan 4, www.hallwylskamuseet.se

5. CLOSE, CLOSER, CLOSED
12 MAR–10 APR 2016
Artist: Åsa Skogberg. Fotograf: Max Brouwer
Millesgården, Herserudsvägen 32, Lidingö, www.millesgarden.se

6. BODY ARMOR
12 MAR–10 APR 2016
Artist: Åsa Lockner
Royal Armoury, Slottsbacken 3, www.livrustkammaren.se

7. GARDENS – SEVEN BROOCHES BY CHRISTER JONSSON
11 MAR–10 APR 2016
Artist: Christer Jonsson
Sven-Harrys konstmuseum, Eastmansvägen 10, 113 61 Stockholm, www.sven-harrys.se

8. ART JEWELLERY AT SVENSKT TENN
12 MAR–10 APR 2016
Artists: Yasar Aydin, MURKY, Sarah Hurtigkarl, Sofia Eriksson, Hanna Hedman, Märta Mattsson, Karin Roy Andersson, Ingrid Bärndal, Catarina Hällzon, Hanna Liljenberg, Annika Pettersson, Helena Sandström, Mia Larsson
Svenskt Tenn, Strandvägen 5, Stockholm, www.svenskttenn.se

9. IDENTITY TRANSFER
12 MAR–2 APR 2016
Artists: Anne-Marie Bernhardt, Dovile Bernadisiute, Ingrid Bärndal, Kuki Constantinescu, Carolina Gimeno, Agnieszka Knap, Jasmin Matzakow, Thomas Raschke, Aktham Salah, Pamela Wilson, Annika Åkerfelt
Galleri Sebastian Schildt, Strandvägen 5b, www.sebastianschildt.se

10. TAKING SPACE – ÄDELLAB IN COLLABORATION WITH THE BA2
11–13 MAR 2016
Artists: The students at Ädellab
Konstfack, Mobilgatan parking garage, 126 26 Hägersten, www.adellab.se

11. WALL HOLLOW
12 MAR–6 APR 2016
Artist: Sara Borgegård Älgå
Konsthantverkarna, Södermalmstorg 4 at Slussen, www.konsthantverkarna.se

12. COLLECTED AND SORTED
11–25 MAR
Window exhibit
Artist: Hedvig Westermark
Smide och Form, Hornsgatan 36, www.smideochform.se

13. THINGS
27 FEB– 16 MAR 2016
Artist: Åsa Elmstam
Abante Gallery, Hornsgatan 44, www.abante.se

14. DUO
12–13 & 19–20 MAR 2016
Artists: Lisa Björke & Catarina Hällzon
PS2, Ludvigsbergsgatan 5, 118 23 Stockholm, Mariatorget subway
www.lisabjorke.com, www.catarinahallzon.se

15. DAUGTERS AT DAUGHTERS
12–13 MAR 2016
Artists: Tove Knuts, Åsa Elmstam, Maria Sköldin
Daughters, Havregatan 12, Skanstull, www.daughters.se

16. ART JEWELLERY FROM LAHTI INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND FINE ARTS
9 APR–11 MAY 2016
Winter Gardens, Finnish Institute, Snickarbacken 4, www.finlandsinstitutet.se

17. JEWELLERY ON THE BODY/PHOTO BOOTH
11–19 MAR 2016
Artists: Klara Eriksson, Petronella Eriksson, Erik Tidäng, Pernilla Sylwan, Tobias Birgersson, Lena-Stina Jerström, Christian Habetzeder, Maki Okamoto
Event, Photo Booth: Sat 12 Mar 2–7pm
17. LOD GARDEN/PHOTO BOOTH
23 APR–7 MAY 2016
Artists: Klara Eriksson, Petronella Eriksson, Erik Tidäng, Pernilla Sylwan, Tobias Birgersson, Lena-Stina Jerström, Christian Habetzeder, Maki Okamoto 
Event, Photo Booth: Sat 23 Apr 7–9pm, 10pm–12am
Galleri LOD, Norra Agnegatan 40, Stockholm, www.lod.nu

18. STRÅLKASTARE
11 MAR– 9 APR 2016
Artists: Adam Grinovich & Annika Pettersson
Platina, Odengatan 68, Stockholm, www.platina.se

19. BETWEEN US:
9–14 MAR
Artists: Helena Sandström & Eva Hjelte
Helena Sandström Studio, Norrtullsgatan 65, Stockholm, helena-sand-strom.blogspot.se

20. MADE BY: AND FRIENDS
11–13 MAR & 21–23 APR 2016
KINO, ett projekt av Beatrice Brovia och Nicolas Cheng samt smycken och objekt av Agnieszka Knap, Åsa Lockner och David Taylor
MADE BY:, Vikingagatan 20, www.madeby.se

21. ABRAKADABRA: JEWELLERY FOR THE MODERN WITCH
10–13 MAR 2016
Designer: Janja Prokic
Czech Centre Stockholm, Villagatan 21, stockholm.czechcentres.cz


Press contact
Hanna Tottmar, Press Officer Nationalmuseum, hanna.tottmar@nationalmuseum.se, +46 767 23 46 32

Captions
Aud Charlotte Ho Sook Sinding, Jane, necklace, 2007. Photo: Hans Thorwid/Nationalmuseum; Mirei Takeuchi, From the cycle Glücklicher Verlust, brooch. Photo: Mirei Takeuchi.


Nationalmuseum is Sweden’s premier museum of art and design. The collections comprise older paintings, sculpture, drawings and graphic art, and applied art and design up to the present day. The museum building is currently under renovation and scheduled to open again in 2018. In the meantime, the museum will continue its activities through collaborations both in Sweden and abroad as well as temporary exhibitions at the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts, Fredsgatan 12 and Nationalmuseum Design at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern in Stockholm. Nationalmuseum has partnerships with Svenska Dagbladet and the Grand Hôtel Stockholm, and acknowledges the support of FCB Fältman & Malmén.

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Nationalmuseum is Sweden’s museum of art and design. The collections include paintings, sculpture, drawings and graphic art from the 16th century up to the beginning of the 20th century and the collection of applied art and design up to the present day. The total amount of objects is around 700,000. .

The emphasis of the collection of paintings is on Swedish 18th and 19th century painting. Dutch painting from the 17th century is also well represented, and the French 18th century collection is regarded as one of the best in the world. The works are made by artists such as Rembrandt, Rubens, Goya, Boucher, Watteau, Renoir and Degas as well as Swedish artists such as Anders Zorn, Carl Larsson, Ernst Josephson and Carl Fredrik Hill.

The collection of applied art and design consists of objects such as ceramics, textiles, glass and precious and non-precious metals as well as furniture and books etc. The collection of prints and drawings comprises works by Rembrandt, Watteau, Manet, Sergel, Carl Larsson, Carl Fredrik Hill and Ernst Josephson. Central are the 2,000 master drawings that Carl Gustaf Tessin acquired during his tour of duty as Sweden's ambassador to France in the 18th century.

Art and objects from Nationalmuseum’s collections can also be seen at several royal palaces such as Gripsholm, Drottningholm, Strömsholm, Rosersberg and Ulriksdal as well as in the Swedish Institute in Paris. The museum administers the Swedish National Portrait Gallery at Gripsholm Castle, the world’s oldest national portrait gallery and the Gustavsberg collection with approximately 45,000 objects manufactured at the Gustavsberg Porcelain Factory. Nationalmuseum also curates exhibitions at Nationalmuseum Jamtli and the Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum.

Nationalmuseum is a government authority with a mandate to preserve cultural heritage and promote art, interest in art and knowledge of art and that falls within the remit of the Swedish Ministry of Culture.