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Re-opening – Perseption Studio

Konstfack’s Perception Studio has for almost two decades given courses in light, colour, visual perception and spatial experience, and is unique in its kind. After a couple of years of reduced operations, we now want to celebrate a fresh start with a vernissage.

During Konstfack Research Week on January 27-31, students examine various aspects of light, color and visual perception, which are also related to several of the major issues facing humanity now. The result is presented with several lighting installations in the Perception Studio and adjacent studios.

NOBEL WEEK LIGHTS STOCKHOLM – ljus i mörkret!

This week we have fantastic colour and light installations to enjoy in Stockholm – light in the dark! The light installations are switched on at around 15.30 and light up well into the evening on 5-13 December.

Nobel Week Lights is a new way to celebrate this year’s Nobel Prize in Stockholm. Several of the lighting installations installed around the city are inspired by the Nobel laureates’ discoveries.

The Royal Opera

With dance and music, we have offered community for 250 years. We want to continue to do that – even during this dark period. So instead of shutting down when all activities have now stopped – we light up our house as a symbol of brighter times. A time when we can meet again in a dark salong filled with opera and ballet.

The lighting installation is created by Patrik Becker, Lighting, Sound and Video Manager and Hans Håkansson Lighting Master at the Royal Opera.

Take a digital tour to all installations

The Colours of Swedish Counties: Småland

Småland

This is the twelwth book in a series of Swedish Counties and their colours.  The authors interior designer Lena Anderson and human geographer Marja Lindblom give us a quick tour to  Huseby Bruk, Eksjö old wooden town, the Glas Country. and much more.

Previous books deal with Bohuslän, Gotland, Dalarna, Lappland, Närke, Skåne, Södermanland, Värmland, Västergötland, Uppland and Öland. Theese small books are intended as inspiration for diving into each province´s sights and activities, offering colour suggestions and functioning as tourist guides.

Texts in English and Swedish

More info at www.svenskalandskapsfarger.se 

GAN – homoerotic explosions

Rossexercis 1919 Photo Sven Harrys



A recreation of a legendary and groundbreaking exhibition from 1918. Sven Harrys konstmuseum presents Sailor Compositions: The Dramatics of Color and the Dynamics of the City, with works by Gösta Adrian-Nilsson,GAN (1884–1965). ,

GAN came to be a pioneer of Swedish modernism and created his own style based on the prevailing currents of early twentieth-century art: Cubism, Futurism, and Expressionism.







Sjömansmotiv 1919-20, olja och collage.
Sjömansliv 1919-20 Photo Sven Harrys
Sjömannen Edvin 1919-20 Photo Sven Harrys

Award ceremony – Prisad Färg

THE JURY HAS NOMINATED THREE PROPOSALS

FÄRGPAVILJONG (Colour Pavillion)
Catrin Frick och Oskar Stare
Arkitektur, Chalmers Tekniska Högskola

SOM OM (As If)
Isabell Tresse
HDK – Högskolan för Design och Konsthantverk i Göteborg

TRÄNINGSVERKET (Palace of Exercise) 
Tove Blanck, Anna Bårdén, Josefine Grönlund
Arkitektur, Chalmers Tekniska Högskola

AWARD CEREMONY
The ward ceremony will take place at 4 p m February 6 in Greenhouse Café area C20:36, Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair

STAND:
Proposals are shown in stand C20:19 in Greenhouse.
MINGLE:
After the award ceremony mingle with the awardees at stand  C20:19 in Greenhouse.

Light

Vandalorum, Värnamo, Sweden

6 May – 15 October 2017

Installation by light designer Svante Pettersson Photo: Patrik Lindell, Vandalorum

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The purpose of the exhibition is to increase understanding of what light is and how it affects our perception of the outside world. This we want to do by making available pioneering lighting projects, installations and artworks by 16 Nordic artists, designers,  architects and researchers – including Snøhetta, Finnish Vesa Honkonen, Norwegian Ellen Ruge, Swedish Svante Pettersson and Danish Astrid Krogh. Their projects are presented through large-scale installations in the exhibition hall itself and at Vandalorum’s inner courtyard. Several of the installations are created specifically for Vandalorum.