Senaste nyheterna

Bærtling innan Bærtling – Föreläsning med Magnus Jensner✨ Få konstnärer är så starkt förknippade med svensk konkretism som Olle Bærtling, men innan han hittade sitt abstrakta uttryck arbetade han i en färgexpressionistisk stil med tydlig inspiration av Matisse och Van Gogh. Lördag den 19 oktober föreläser Magnus Jensner, museichef vid Hallands konstmuseum, om den tidiga Bærtling och de formativa åren som föregick hans konkretistiska verk. Föreläsningen ingår i entréavgiften till utställningen men föranmälan krävs. 📅Lördag 19 oktober kl. 14:00. ➡️Läs mer och förboka din plats via länken i profilen. #Artipelag #IFollowTheSun #ArtMeetsNature #Bærtling

Artipelag – Art Meets Nature☁️ It’s pouring down in Stockholm today, but our minds are left in last Friday’s magic misty morning. #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature

News from Bådan Café & Pâtisserie✨ Bådan Café & Pâtisserie presents a new pastry in the selection: banana cake topped with a chocolate ganache and sea salt. Come visit us and indulge in a small piece of heaven. #Artipelag #Pastry #ArtMeetsNature

Roger Andersson – with pigments from powdered rust   Roger Andersson paints with pigments from powdered rust, a byproduct from sharpening his sculpting tools. The close links between rust and decomposition, the passing of time and ageing relates to the heavy and dried drooping sunflower heads. In the exhibition I Follow the Sun, Andersson is featured with three works on paper from his series Slaves by Choice (2010–2012). The title alludes to Étienne de La Boétie’s The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse on Voluntary Servitude (published in 1577), with theories on how man, through customs, habits and culture submits voluntarily to rulers. There are few parallels, however, between Andersson’s drawings of sunflowers and the thoughts of La Boétie. On the contrary, it is the free association that lends the plants their anthropomorphic appearance and dark ominous mood. See the three artworks in Artipelag’s current exhibition, I Follow the Sun, which is on view until January 5 2025. Learn more about Roger Andersson in the exhibition catalogue, which is available for purchase in the Design Shop and in the webshop (link in bio). ➡️Read more about the exhibition and pre-book your tickets at the link in bio. #Artipelag #IFollowTheSun #RogerAndersson

This month’s offer at Bådan Café & Pâtisserie✨ In October, Bådan Café & Pâtisserie offers a lemon tartlet with coffee or tea for 70 SEK (regular price 85 SEK). The tartlet consists of a shortcrust pastry shell filled with lemon curd and topped with a meringue made from raw sugar. It is freshly baked daily and served in Bådan Café & Pâtisserie. The offer is valid Tuesday to Friday throughout October. #Artipelag #Pastry #LemonTartlet

What holds me back carries me further🌱   Born in 1967 in Prague, Klara Kristalova lives and works in Stockholm. Regarded as one of the leading international contemporary artists in ceramic art, Kristalova is represented in the collections of Moderna Museet and Nationalmuseum in Stockholm and several international collections.    In her artistic practice, Kristalova is influenced by nature. Her sculptures appear to belong to the netherworld but are still anchored in the surrounding landscape. The sculpture What Holds Me Back Carries Me Further (2017) portrays a girl unsuccessfully trying to escape. She appears firmly rooted in the ground, gazing out over the landscape, but Kristalova’s art allows for several interpretations. Do we say that the sculpture may also be considered a reference point for the radical shift from childhood to adulthood?   Kristalova’s sculpture is represented in Artipelag’s permanent outdoor exhibition, Sculpture in Nature. The artworks featured in the exhibition can be seen along the walking paths in the surrounding forests, meadows, seashore, jetty, and headland. Enhance your visit with our audio guide, available in English and Swedish.   ➡️Read more about the exhibition and buy the audio guide at the link in bio.   #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #KlaraKristalova

Celebrate Cinnamon Bun Day at Artipelag💥 
On October 4, swedes celebrate the official Cinnamon Bun Day. Even though the pastry is common in other parts of the world, the cinnamon bun is one of the most popular pastries in Scandinavia. On Cinnamon Bun Day (Friday, October 4), Bådan Café & Pâtisserie offers a freshly baked cinnamon bun with coffee or tea for 70 SEK (regular price 85 SEK). The cinnamon buns are baked daily at Artipelag’s pâtisserie using organic wheat flour and genuine Swedish butter. The buns are well-balanced with cinnamon and almond in the filling, making them just as delightful with freshly brewed coffee as with a glass of fresh milk. Welcome to celebrate Cinnamon Bun Day at Artipelag!   #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #CinnamonBun

Olle Bærtling – Before Concretism🌻   With his concretist approach, Olle Bærtling (1911–1981) is a central figure in Swedish modernism. He is widely known for his abstract works, with geometric shapes striving into space, in bold experiments with colour. It is less known, however, that he made a series of sunflower paintings in 1946, during soujourns on Öland and Gotland. This was a few years before he turned to abstraction and the paintings thus give an exciting perspective on the formative phases of his artistry. They reveal his fondness of Matisse, combined with brushwork more akin to that of Van Gogh. See the artworks in Artipelag’s current exhibition, I Follow the Sun, which is on view until January 5 2025. ➡️Read more about the exhibition and pre-book your tickets at the link in bio. #Artipelag #OlleBærtling #IFollowTheSun

Van Gogh and The Starry Nights🌙

 While living in Provence, Van Gogh expressed interest in capturing the beauty of a starry sky. It wasn’t until September 1888 that this vision came to life in Starry Night over the Rhône. One year later, in June 1889, he created one of his most iconic works: The Starry Night. With its bold strokes of deep blue, yellow, and white, the swirling sky radiates with the light of a glowing crescent moon, almost overshadowing the peaceful village below. The church steeple and tall cypresses stand in harmony, both reaching towards the heavens. Van Gogh’s imaginative portrayal of the night sky and humanity’s place within nature stirs a sense of wonder that resonates to this day. The film shows details of both works, which are two of many paintings that can be experienced in the immersive art experience Imagine Van Gogh, currently on display in Artipelag’s Artbox. ➡️Read more and get your tickets at the link in bio.
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Standing Motion – binding the architecture, space, and nature together☁️   If you consider the architecture and surrounding architecture at Artipelag as a physical space where bodies can move, Maria Mieseberger’s two black bronze sculptures, Standing Motion (2012), represent a mental space. The sculptures use the surroundings and challenge them to their limits. They bind the architecture, space, and nature together and stand in relation to them—not as sculptures but as bodies with presence.   Maria Miesenberger (b. 1965) lives and works in Stockholm and is one of Sweden’s most successful artists in photography and sculpture. She is represented with three works Artipelag’s outdoor exhibition Sculpture in Nature; Change of Direction (2012) and Standing Motion (2012).   ➡️Read more about the exhibition at the link in bio.   #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #MariaMiesenberger

Intendentvisning av I Follow the Sun🌞 Artipelag bjuder in till en konstvisning av utställningen I Follow the Sun – Solrosor i konsten 1889–2024, onsdagen den 2 oktober kl. 18:00. Hör om solrosens betydelse i konsten och hur den har inspirerat konstnärer från 1889 fram till idag. Visningen hålls av intendent Adam Rosenkvist, som tillsammans med museichef Bo Nilsson har kuraterat utställningen. Konstvisningen ingår i entréavgiften men föranmälan krävs. ➡️Läs mer och boka din plats via länken i profilen. #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #IFollowTheSun

Artipelag’s Honey - as locally produced as it gets 🍯 Artipelags’ rooftop beekeeping has between 20,000 and 50,000 honey bees in each hive. Together with wild bees and other insects, the honey bees pollinate the plants in Artipelag’s kitchen garden as well as in the forest. This pollination then results in fruits, berries, and seeds. The honey bees can fly several kilometres to collect pollen and nectar, which is later beneficial to humans in the form of honey. ➡️Artipelag’s honey is now available for purchase in the Design Shop and the webshop; get it at Artipelag or through the link in the bio. #Artipelag #Honey #ArtMeetsNature