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Fotografiska Färgfabriken Kulturhuset Stadsteatern Liljevalchs Konsthall What’s on? IN Nationalmuseum Design ÄSKEL Kulturhuset, Sergels torg, nationalmuseum.se TR While the Nationalmuseum’s building is being NO RAU renovated, which is scheduled for completion O: OT in 2018, the museum’s collections will be PH exhibited in other locations, including Kul- turhuset Stadsteatern, where the exhibition Eero Aarnio Retrospective is now open, from February 8 to April 23. Fotografiska architecture and urban featuring works by a wide Moderna Museet Stadsgårdshamnen 22 planning. Becker’s Artist range of both established Slupskjulsvägen 7 fotografiska.eu Award turns 30 with an and emerging artists. Due Skeppsholmen World-famous center for exhibition that shines a to the renovation of the hall modernamuseet.se contemporary photography spotlight on all of its win- on Djurgården, this year The Museum of Modern with high-class exhibi- ners throughout the years, the Spring Salon will be Art in Stockholm houses tions. Right now Charlotte including this year’s star, held in a temporary space one of the world’s finest Gyllenhammar, Natt Anna Camner. On until in the city center, Malm- collections of 20th and 21st (Night, until March 5) and March 12, open Thursday skillnadsgatan 32. On until century art. Don’t miss Albert Wiking, We Have a to Sunday, with a great arty March 5, 2017. the temporary exhibition, Dream (until February 19). café. George Baselitz, The Heroes, The museum’s highly ac- Magasin III on until February 19. The claimed restaurant, on the Kulturhuset Frihamnen, Frihamnsgatan 28 museum’s restaurant offers top floor, boasts spectacu- Stadsteatern magasin3.com great food and stunning lar views of the water and (Stockholm House Museum and Foundation views. Djurgården. of Culture & City for Contemporary Art Theatre) with an eye for established Nordiska Museet Sergels torg international artists. On Djurgårdsvägen 6-16, Anna Cammer at kulturhusetstadsteatern.se now: Swedish artist Gunnel Djurgården Färgfabriken A great public space right Wåhlstrand, from February nordiskamuseet.se in the heart of Stockholm 11 to June 11. Sweden’s museum of with art galleries, libraries, cultural history. The a theater, cafés, bars and Millesgården exhibition Homes and restaurants. Don’t miss the Herserudsvägen 32 Interiors spans nearly half photographic exhibition millesgarden.se a millennium of Swedish Patti Smith – Eighteen Swedish artist Carl Milles’ furniture and interior de- Stations, on until February home and studio from the sign. Meanwhile, the new 19. early 19th century is today exhibition Nordic Light a popular art hall, set in a explores what it means to Liljevalchs beautiful garden. Visit the live in a part of the world Färgfabriken Konsthall restaurant, the sculpture that has limited daylight park – and the current during the winter and Lövholmsbrinken 1, Malmskillnadsgatan 32 fargfabriken.se liljevalchs.se exhibition Gerda Wegener almost endless daylight Gallery for contemporary A contemporary art hall & The Danish Girl. On until during the summer. cultural expressions, that traditionally opens May 14. with an emphasis on art, the art year with a jury- assessed Spring Salon, 59.
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