EVENTS CALENDAR

Did you know that Andy Warhol’s first own museum exhibition took place in 1968 at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm? It was expected to be cut off as American propaganda – but the reactions went apart. “Warhol 1968” is an exhibition about the earlier exhibition and an exhibition explaining the complexity of Warhol’s artistry from the breakpoint in 1968.

The time before 1968, Andy Warhol was characterized by both fascination and disgust for the mass media and commodity community. 1968 was also a dramatic year for Warhol and just a few months after his exhibition in Stockholm, he was subjected to a murder attempt. Afterwards he would have to move in partly new courses.

Follow an introduction to the Warhol 1968 exhibition with Ylva Hillström, Intendent Formedling.

In Swedish.
Download ticket to the display in the information desk the same day. Limited number of seats.
Included in the entrance fee (100/70 SEK)

More about the exhibition: https://www.modernamuseet.se/stockholm/sv/utstallningar/warhol-1968/

José González is an established voice on the international music scene and has been heard in a variety of music constellations over the years, always with their own special soundscapes. At Dramaten he will give a unique concert this autumn together with the chamber band The String Theory.

The first time González collaborated with The String Theory was 2011 during a celebrated and renowned European Tour. Two musical worlds collided, and in that meeting something new was created.

In 2015, José González released Vestiges & Claws who with scaled sound images with contagious rhythms. The String Theory is an experimental chamber orchestra with roots in both Berlin and Gothenburg. Conductor PC Nackt has previously worked with the filmmaker Wim Wenders and has been collaborator with Sascha Ring since 2011, more famous as electronic musician Apparat.

Date: September 16, Great Stage.

Make your Sundays something extraordinary with Sunday Dreams at Slakhus area’s new hotspot – The neighborhood adjacent to the Slakthuskyrkan.

With three dance floors, large outdoor and indoor spaces, the best bar staff in town and the whole of Stockholm’s urban DJ elite. As well as local and international live acts gathered in one place, making all your Sunday dreams come true.

Whether you are looking for a post-brunch dance session or want to party long into the night, you will be able to do that.

Let your Sunday dreams come true!

18:00 – 21:00 – Free entrance
21:00 – 22:00 – 100 kr
22.00 -00.00 -150 kr
00:00 – 02:30 – 200 kr

Date: Sundays in Sthlm
Time: 18:00 – 03:00
Id: 20 years

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