Konstfack • Ädellab c/o Konserthuset

During this year’s Stockholm Craft Week, Ba2 students from the Jewellery and Corpus: Ädellab programme are collaborating with the Stockholm Concert Hall on an exhibition, having gained access to the building’s old roof. The biography of the material, combined with the specific site of the Concert Hall, has served as the starting point for a series of corpus works. Konstfack is Sweden’s largest university college for the arts, design and crafts. The Bachelor’s programme in Jewellery and Corpus: Ädellab focuses on fields of knowledge rooted in the traditions of goldsmithing and silversmithing.
Konstfack • Ädellab c/o Konserthuset

Konstfack ädellabPhoto: Yanan Li

Konstfack • Ädellab c/o Konserthuset

During this year’s Stockholm Craft Week, nine bachelor students from the Jewellery and Corpus: Ädellab programme are collaborating with the Stockholm Concert Hall on an exhibition, having gained access to the building’s old roof. The biography of the material, combined with the Concert Hall itself as a setting, has served as the starting point for a series of corpus works featuring the old roof as the central material.

Participants

Alice Eriksson Anna Banks Evelina Lagerkvist Matilda Persson Molly Broquist Philip Demenfors Stella Lindhagen Sven Olsson Vilja Slagbrand

Group exhibition

c/o Konserthuset Stockholm, Kungsgatan 41, Stockholm

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Vernissage

Friday 2 October 14.00 – 17.00

Open

  • Friday 2 October 14.00-17.00
  • Saturday 3 October 14.00-17.00
  • Sunday 4 October 14.00-17.00

Participants

Alice Eriksson Anna Banks Evelina Lagerkvist Matilda Persson Molly Broquist Philip Demenfors Stella Lindhagen Sven Olsson Vilja Slagbrand

Anna Banks
Photo: Anna Banks

Philip Demenfors
Photo: Philip Demenfors

Sven Olsson
Photo: Sven Olsson

Konstfack. Smycke och Corpus:Ädellab. Ba1+ Stockholms Konserthus
Photo: Hironori Tsukue

Konstfack. Smycke och Corpus:Ädellab. Ba1+ Stockholms Konserthus
Photo: Yanan Li