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  • Lillemor Jakobson firar 90 år med utställningen Mitt kreativa liv

    Lillemor Jakobson firar 90 år med utställningen "Mitt kreativa liv" på Artipelag. Utställningen visar hennes verk, från skisser till design, och hur hon kombinerat konst och funktion genom åren, inklusive hur hon bidragit till BabyBjörn och jämställt föräldraskap.

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  • Artipelag presenterar sommarens program för utställningen Lars Wallin Atelier – 35 Years of Fashion Stories

    I anslutning till sommarens stora modeutställning Lars Wallin Atelier – 35 Years of Fashion Stories bjuder Artipelag in till en rad inspirerande aktiviteter. Besöket kan fördjupas genom ett mångfacetterat program med föreläsningar, samtal och visningar där bland andra modedesignern Lars Wallin, modejournalisten Anna Blom och Nordens enda plymmakare Tim Mårtenson medverkar.

  • Marcus Bergman är 2025 års mottagare av Fredrik Roos Stipendium

    Konstnären Marcus Bergman (född 1993 i Mölndal) tilldelas 2025 års Fredrik Roos Stipendium. Stipendiet omfattar 1 000 000 kronor och är därmed ett utav Nordens största. Den 16 maj öppnar årets stipendiatutställning Intimate Destruction på Artipelag.

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Discover Lee Miller at Artipelag 📸 Lee Miller (1907–1977) was an American photographer who developed a unique visual language marked by surrealism, clarity, and courage. She worked with Man Ray in Paris, and together they rediscovered solarisation – a technique that became iconic in surrealist photography. She photographed Picasso over three decades, always with a personal and intimate lens. During World War II, she documented the horrors of war for Vogue. Her work moves between art and document, between intimacy and global history. Lee Miller is one of the muses featured in The Muses – Inspiring and Challenging Picasso — discover her art and story in the exhibition at Artipelag! ➡️ Read more about the exhibition at link in bio Image 1: Fashion, Paris Museum of Modern Art, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France 1945 by Lee Miller Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex, England. Image 2: Exhibition view of Lee Miller. Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex, England. Image 3: Dreaming of these. A tall draped cloche of mediaeval fantasy, (Model: Glass), Vogue Studio, London, England 1942 by Lee Miller. Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex, England. @LeeMillerArchive #LeeMiller #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #TheMusesInspiringAndChallengingPicasso

✨ Utställningsprogram x Art Notes – start 12 november ✨ Under vintern bjuder Artipelag tillsammans med Art Notes in till programpunkter kopplade till den pågående utställningen Muserna som inspirerade och utmanade Picasso. Först ut är professor Cecilia Sjöholm den 12 november, med samtalet Musernas antika ursprung. Vad betyder egentligen ordet musa – och vilka var muserna som gav det sitt namn? Sjöholm tar oss med till de nio muserna i den grekiska mytologin, beskyddare av konsterna, poesin, musiken och vetenskaperna. Fler kvällar följer med författare, skådespelare och poeter, där inspiration, skapande och konstnärsmyter står i centrum. Bland gästerna finns bland annat Lena Andersson och en liveinspelning av Till sängs-podden med Samanda Ekman och Malena Ivarsson. ➡️ Läs mer och boka plats via länk i bio #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #ArtNotes @artnotes.se

HAY’s new ceramics collection — now at the Artipelag Design Store!🫟 La Pittura – which means “the painting” in Italian – is HAY’s latest series of ceramic objects, created in collaboration with American artist Emma Kohlmann. Like Picasso, Kohlmann has used the expressive qualities of her paintings on ceramics. With her hand-painted motifs, Kohlmann transforms everyday objects into something more – turning each plate, mug, and pitcher into a little work of art. A celebration of color, form, and expression in daily life! ➡️ Discover La Pittura in our Design Store at Artipelag, or browse a selection online - link in bio #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #DesignStore #HAY

Discover Olga Khokhlova in the ongoing exhibition 🩰 Olga Khokhlova (1891–1955) was a ballerina dancing at the heart of modernism. As part of the Ballets Russes, she performed in groundbreaking productions where music, visual art, and dance merged. In 1917, she met Picasso during rehearsals for Parade in Rome. They married the following year and had a son, Paulo, in 1921 – the same period when she left the stage. The marriage became increasingly strained and dissolved in practice during the 1930s, though never formally ended. Olga Khokhlova is one of the muses featured in The Muses – Inspiring and Challenging Picasso — discover her art and story in the exhibition at Artipelag! ➡️ Read more about the exhibition and buy tickets at link in bio #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #TheMusesInspiringAndChallengingPicasso Image 1: Comte Jean de Strelecki (1882-1947), Portrait d’Olga Khokhlova dans le costume du ballet “L’Oiseau de feu”, 1917. Musée national Picasso-Paris, Don Succession Picasso, 1992. APPH4839. Archives personnelles Pablo Picasso. Image 2: Artist Unknown, Olga Khokhlova on stage with a dancer in Léonide Massine’s ballet, Les femmes de Bonne Humeur, 1917. Musée national Picasso-Paris, APPH4853.

Celebrate Christmas at Artipelag❄️ Enjoy a traditional Christmas buffet in a beautiful archipelago setting with stunning views over Baggensfjärden. From late November, we light the open fire and set up a traditional Christmas buffet with all the trimmings – along with a dessert table that is as beautiful as it is delicious. The Christmas buffet will be available at Artipelag Restaurant from Thursday to Sunday, beginning on November 27. There are still seats available for several sittings, but popular times are booking up fast. Be sure to reserve your table today! ➡️ See the whole menu and make a reservation at the link in bio. #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #ArtipelagRestaurant

Discover the art and life of Françoise Gilot 🎨 Françoise Gilot (1921–2023) was a French painter, printmaker, and writer. She held her first exhibition in Paris in 1943, during the occupation, and soon became part of the postwar modernist circle. The following year, she met Picasso, with whom she lived for a decade and had two children. The relationship brought both recognition and obstacles. As an artist, she developed an abstract style with bold color, rhythmic lines, and organic forms. She also published the memoir Life with Picasso, which made her a widely recognized author. Françoise Gilot is one of the muses featured in The Muses – Inspiring and Challenging Picasso — discover her artworks and story in the exhibition at Artipelag! ➡️ Read more about the exhibition and buy tickets at link in bio #Artipelag #ArtMeetsNature #TheMusesInspiringAndChallengingPicasso Image 1: Françoise Gilot, My Door, 1981; Mission Bay, la côte, 1979 – 1980. Courtesy Galerie Ary Jan. Françoise Gilot, Oriental City I, 1977; Oriental City II, 1977. Collection of Károly Szalóky. Image 2: Françoise Gilot, Mission Bay, la côte, 1979 – 1980. Courtesy Galerie Ary Jan. Image 3: Françoise Gilot, Saying Good-Bye, 1998, oil on canvas. In the collection of Károly Szalóky. Image 4: Françoise Gilot, Le Réveil, 1957; Portrait de jeune fille / Félia, 1945; Nature morte sur une chaise, 1949. Courtesy of Galerie Ary Jan.

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