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⚜️ CAE is more than an art exhibition; it’s a grand celebration of creativity and charity, all in support of WWF. This upcoming event, scheduled to unfold at Sergel Hub, promises to be an extraordinary convergence of artistic brilliance and social responsibility. Reserve your entrance tickets today, here: TICKETMASTER Event Highlights: ⚜️ Your Presence Matters: […]
A captivating exhibition by artist Sara Schesser Bartra, titled “Sea Jewels”, graced Stockholm from July 29 to August 3, and it continues to enchant art enthusiasts as it moves to Gallery Engleson in Gothenburg from August 05 to 10, 2023. The exhibition opened with a vernissage on August 5, welcoming art aficionados to delve into […]
https://peturgeir.is/ The captivating art exhibition “Scener från ett landskap” by Pétur Geir Magnússon opened on Friday, July 7th, 2023, at Galleri Bellman in Södermalm, Stockholm. In collaboration with the Icelandic Embassy in Stockholm, the exhibition intertwines the beauty of Icelandic and Swedish landscapes in a modern and innovative way. Pétur Geir’s reliefs, which bear striking […]
Less than 2 hours flight from Stockholm, Vienna is definitely a must-see for a short weekend or longer ! This guide is written for travelers, solo or as a couple, who like to experience the city as a local would and avoid any tourist traps. There is a lot of tourism in Vienna, and therefore […]
As artificial intelligence sits poised to ‘compete’ with us for the spaces in societies we have inhabited in a solar system ever so vulnerable to almost uncontrollable cosmic interference, the fragility of our very psychological and physical existence bears sharply on our daily living – be it mundane routines as dancers go about their rehearsals […]
We are always glad that there is the cliché selection of summer art shows – the lovely, the colourful, the pleasant never ceases to delightfully surprise. And so there are a few galleries selected for just this very promise. But then there are the exhibitions this summertime that unexpectedly amaze: one creatively displays how yards […]
As the previous art exhibitions picked raised more questions than offered answers, the current listed selection of shows eclectically broadens the ‘interrogations’. Within the sphere of innovation, they query language’s limitations in defining abstraction and if that could diminish our pleasure in the abstract. They make us conscious of how our perception changes when a well-loved […]
As art history’s methods and mediums unsurprisingly continue to crucially influence the art crafted today, so too does the cultural – be it popular culture with its movie stars and footballers, or of its differences from that treasured by remote people living in equally exotic places or in divergent social pockets in each society. What […]
The art highlighted for October is about all things Swedish, with a few outside the country thrown in as contrast for good measure, or as instigators to muse more deeply on the ideas and ideals conveyed by the creative Swedes. Concurrently, the created artworks on display transverse from the modern to the contemporary, varying greatly […]
