Save the dates för Konstfacks vårutställning x 4
Äntligen vår! Konstfack firar med en vårutställning på två platser i fyra olika perioder. Planera in den 8, 15, 22 och 29 maj och/eller boka din pressförhandsvisning redan idag!
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Two Konstfack master students among the ten artists selected to the new research-based Octopus Programme
Congratulations Alina Rentsch (Fine Art) and Sofia Priftis (Spatial Design)! Through a unique partnership with 11 international institutions from seven countries, the Octopus Programme has selected 10 outstanding artists to take part in the programme during the academic year 2021/2022. From a rigorous, multi-institutional application process with five interconnected evaluation committees, the winn
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Ghosts and narrative speculations in Hannah Wiker Wikström's MFA exhibition
Soil-on-to-logic is a proposal for long term engagement, a time for speculation, a refusal of binary formations and most probably a space for (un)learning in public. It’s a sneaking suspicion following me, of what it means to be a creator? The creator of something. What is produced in these hands and what is reproduced in common sphere?
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Disconnection and transformations in Amanda Björk's MFA solo exhibition
I believe I am disconnected from the land. I have turned my gaze to my origin and access. I collect and work with material from my home area: a rural environment with agriculture and forest industry. I paint with pigments that I have made from dye plants I cultivate and harvest each year, make paper sheets of old newspapers, and build frames with wood felled by an arborist.
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Architectural and spatial interventions in Madeleine Hertz's MFA solo exhibition
Madeleine Hertz’s work revolves around spatial interventions of the places we inhabit, connected to structural ideas of certain environments interpreted through architectural conceptualizations such as form and function.
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Welcome to a zoomed artist talk with Jimmy Robert
Jimmy Robert, born 1975 in Guadeloupe (France), lives and works in Berlin. He works with diverse media including photography, collages, objects, art books, short films and performance art. In his explorations into the relationship between images and objects, Robert draws attention to the dynamics of different surfaces.
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Welcome to the opening of Re-Construction “Here ... Now”, MFA solo exhibition by Sahar Alkhateeb
The exhibition shows a new work that explores the relations that Alkateeb have been reconstructing in their installations since 2012. This installation “Here ... Now” is one step in a changing relationship, one piece in a continuing series.
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Join us and Ed Atkins!
Zoom on 17 February, at 6.00-7.30 pm
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Transitory Encounters in Erik Viklund's MFA Exhibition
Erik Viklund's work is inspired by places and encounters with people and their destinies in these locations. Utilizing photography, he is interested in approaching the transient, but also how the transient is expressed in our lives in a purely physical way from one place to another; on a found piece of paper, a broken window or the torn down wallpaper in a house that has been deserted.
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Ständigt närvarande frågor om klass, kön, ras, ålder och utseende... Välkommen till en zoomföreläsning med Camilla Akraka
Frågor om klass, kön, ras, ålder och utseende, är ständigt närvarande i mina verk och här finns ofta ett ifrågasättande av en etablerad position eller roll. Jag förhåller mig ofta symboliskt och i mina skulpturer ligger fokus på fördelningen av massa i kroppar, menar Camilla Akraka.
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At last – welcome to the exhibition of the 3rd year Industrial Design students at Konstfack
In a turbulent world, where does the next generation of designers look for purpose? Do they dare to try alternative ways of problem solving and creation in order to reach sustainable paths forward? Actions, failures and explorations have all been embraced in this course, where students at Konstfack’s Industrial Design programme have been free to explore an inquiry of their choice.
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Playing with the possibilities of craftmanship, utility and expression
In the exhibition Dis-played you meet objects that play with the possibilities of craftmanship, utility and expression. We invite you to a fantasy that is greater than the possibilities and that is displayed for everyone to take part in.
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Fabulous exhibitions!
Join us in the hart of Stockhom and its Design Week!
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Nicola Godman explores land ownership, modern architecture and folklore in her MFA solo exhibition
In the old days it was important to keep the fire in your fireplace burning. As the main light and heating source, it was also how you kept the (evil) spirits from entering your home and bringing misfortune. The fire signalled human presence.
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Join us at Konstfack Research Week 25–29 January, prioritizing the process of research
An amazing week is planned and many events are open to the public. Join in, have fun, spread the news and see you in the virtual realm!
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Hands, minds, craft. Hands minds craft. Presenting Jessica Hemmings, Wednesday 13 January.
Jessica Hemmings is revisiting a number of personal interests that have gained increasing importance to her own thinking in recent years: academic silence surrounding failure; the value of solitary thinking in the midst of our current collaborative era; and a newfound enthusiasm she has for the importance of small research claims.
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Amy Sillman on principles for painting, an ethics of tactility – join her on Zoom!
Konstfack Art Department Lecture Series presents Amy Sillman who will give a newly written talk on her "principles for painting" which can also be said to be an "ethics of tactility".
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ÄNTLIGEN – KONSTFACKS JULBUTIK ÖPPEN!
Snart komma vårens friska vindar till vår höga nord då sol och värme livar upp vår frusna jord men innan dess vill en rad kreativa ess glädja dig med skapelser som aldrig skådats förr så välkommen till vår julbutik och dess öppna dörr
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Erik Sandelin's 50% seminar – tracing a “trajectory of not” in post-anthropocentric design
In the future we may pride ourselves more on what we do *not* do, rather than on what we do. In his PhD project Erik Sandelin traces a “trajectory of not”, in post-anthropocentric design.
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