Sentences with phrase «swedish art»

Wonderfully detailed and considered Swedish Art Deco standing lamp, featuring a granite base and Stand in brass handsomely wrapped spirally with birch veneer.

You can learn about the Swedish art of «lagom» — and how it can help your money here.

She has recently been shown at Mitchell Algus Gallery (New York), The Scandinavian Institute (New York), Artipelag (Stockholm) and Swedish Art Now (Stockholm).

Many of the Swedish artists who broke through during the 1870s and 1880s came to be the most famous and popular names in Swedish art, including Carl Larsson, Anders Zorn, Bruno Liljefors, Carl Fredrik Hill and Ernst Josephson.

In 2016 she received Vera and Göran Agnekil's scholarship and a 1 - year scholarship from the Konstnärsnämnden (The Swedish Art Council).

Rolf Hanson is a key figure in Swedish art history and has been a painter per se his entire career since he began in the early 80s.

Additional exhibitions include the Nordic Museum, Seattle; Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York; The Scandinavian Institute, New York; Artipelag, Stockholm; and Swedish Art Now, Stockholm.

For her newly commissioned works presented at Index — The Swedish Art Foundation in co-production with BAC — Baltic Art Center, Visby, the artist proposed to re-edit and re-contextualize these censored footages.

Swedish art space Magasin III has opened a satellite space in Jaffa, with an inaugural exhibition by Israeli - born American artist Haim Steinbach.

Swedish Art Book Award Royal Library Sweden Stockholm, Sweden for the book In a House of Snow / SEEK Volume 01 Iceland

Swedish Art Book Award Royal Library Sweden Stockholm, Sweden for the book My Quiet of Gold / SEEK Volume 02 Kyrgyzstan

Simon Mullan will participate in the Group Show «Swedish Art: Now!

The book was published for her recent solo exhibition at Kristianstad Konsthall and includes essays by the Norwegian writer Karl Ove Knausgård and Swedish art critic Karin Faxén.

Her work has been reproduced for Creative Time's «Comics» project and the Swedish art magazine, Paletten.

Filed Under: ART, Digital, Illustration, Mixed Media Tagged With: Niklas Lundberg, Photoshop, Swedish Art

Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg are a Swedish art duo.

This red - chalk figure study of Hercules by the Italian Baroque artist Guercino belonged to the Swedish art collector and diplomat Count Carl Gustaf Tessin during the 18th century.

2012 150 years of Swedish Art: Highlights from the Swedish National Collections in Stockholm (Moderna Museet and Nationalmuseum), Hillstrom Museum of Art, Minnesota, USA

While there he worked closely with the Swedish art critic Ulf Linde, who created replicas of many of the artist's most significant works — which Duchamp then signed and authenticated.

150 Years of Swedish Art features forty - four paintings that provide an overview of the history of Swedish art since about 1862 until the present time, demonstrating the wonderful vitality of that tradition, including works by gallery artist Mamma Andersson.

Curator Modernautställningen, Moderna Museet's quadrennial survey of the Swedish art scene, Stockholm, opening fall 2018.

Then there are classic oddballs like Surrealist doll contortionist Hans Bellmer, wild performance artist John Bock, pervy comix guru Robert Crumb, self - hypnotizer Matt Mullican, spooky just - off sculptor Duane Hanson, and many more — and those are just the professional artists, who pale in eccentricity compared to Swedish art mystic Hilma af Klint, self - taught deaf illiterate James Castle, freak - out musicologist Harry Smith, and Austrian anthroposophy founder Rudolf Steiner (that's right: not Rudolf Stingel... Rudolf Steiner).

It's like a tour through the past century of Swedish art history.

Together with Katia De Marco and Maria Cristina Lombardo, she has led a Seminar on Translating Swedish Children's Literature into Italian, financed by the Swedish Art Council and awarded the prize «Promoter of Sweden of the year 2014».

Unlike Force Majeure, which had a tight narrative, The Square unfolds as a series of extended sketches, like Curb Your Enthusiasm for the Swedish art world, but even more awkward and brutally wry.

Lagom: The Swedish Art of Balanced Living, a new book by Niki Brantmark, tells you everything you need to know about this frame of mind.

Based on an excerpt from Lagom: The Swedish Art of Balanced Living, used with permission from Harper Collins.

-- The project is supported by the Embassy of Sweden and by Iaspis, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee.

With support by iaspis, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee's International Programme for Visual Artists, an interactive art project and performance by Anna Lundh will also be part of the exhibition's opening weekend.

Splendour is co-curated by Joe Moran, Artistic Director of Dance Art Foundation, as part of Moran's Why Everyone Wants What We've Got research project, and supported by the Swedish Arts Council.

The exhibition is kindly supported by the Polish Institute Stockholm, Andrew Kreps Gallery and The Swedish Arts Grants Committee.

She has been awarded grants and fellowships from the Canada Council; The Banff Centre; The Swedish Arts Grants Committee's International Program for Visual Arts and the Swedish Research and Development Fellowship in the Arts.

One of our leading contemporary artists, Jarl Ingvarsson, recently awarded the Swedish Arts Grants Committee's Grand Scholarship in visual arts and design for 2017, is to exhibit his impressive, colorful works at Karlskrona Konsthall.

Not exact matches

In The Square, a new movie written and directed by Ruben Östlund, the aspiration is voiced by Christian, the director of X-Royal, a museum of contemporary art in an unnamed Swedish city.

She is the author of The Culinary Cyclist and Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break.

If you don't mind playing around with tradition, you might want to try tossing a handful of currants into the dough, as does Anna Brones, coauthor of Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break.

In November, a Swedish newspaper reported that 18 women said they had been sexually assaulted or harassed by Jean - Claude Arnault, who is closely tied to the Swedish Academy and is accused of using his stature in the arts world to try to coerce women into sex.

This liquid seems to have been almost forgotten by chemists, and it is only now that Mr. Nable [sic — Alfred Nobel], a Swedish engineer, has succeeded in applying it to a very important branch of his art, viz., blasting.»

Cerf is a Foreign Member of the Royal Society and Swedish Academy of Engineering, Fellow of the IEEE, ACM, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, British Computer Society, Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, Worshipful Company of Stationers and is a member of the National Academy of Engineering.

SciLifeLab supports Swedish researchers by offering state - of - the art technology platforms, courses in large scale methods, and most recently by opening a nation - wide call.

The platform provides Swedish researchers with state of the art sequencing and SNP genotyping technology services.

The fast development and wide variety of instrumentation makes it challenging to access state - of - the - art instrumentation by the Swedish life science community.

Chemical Proteomics & Proteogenomics is a national facility that offers state - of - the art mass spectrometry based proteomics support to the Swedish research community.

His international recognition is reflected in the many honours he has received in his career and the numerous academies that have elected him as a fellow: Grand Prix de la société Francaise de Metallurgie, Holweck Prize, Medaille d'or du CNRS, Von Hippel award (US), member of French Académie des sciences, French Académie des Technologies, Foreign member of the Royal Society (UK), Foreign member of American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fellow of the American Physical Society, Fellow of the Institute of Physics, Foreign member of the Max Planck Gesellshaft, Foreign member of the National Academy of Sciences Foreign Associate (US), Member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Science, Member of Academia Leopoldina, Member of the Science Academy of Brazil, Member of the Science Academy of Belgium, Honorary fellow of the European Physical Society.

BRUNO PIETERS is returning to fashion with a collaboration for Swedish high street label Weekday, two years after closing down his own - name label and resigning from his position as art director of Hugo Boss» diffusion line.

Speaking of the prizes, get a load of what you'll have the chance to win this year: a Bike (yes, a BIKE) from Public Bikes, a $ 500 gift certificate from Poppin, a pair of shoes from Swedish Hasbeens, an entire wall of art from Artfully Walls, $ 500 worth of beautiful dishes from Mud Australia, and a $ 250 gift card from Anthropologie.

But Assayas also refers specifically to Hilma af Klint (1862 - 1944), a recently rediscovered Swedish pioneer of abstract art who claimed that her paintings were directly dictated by spirit forces, and to 19th - century French literary titan Victor Hugo, who practiced «table turning» sessions to contact the dead (Assayas fabricates an «extract» from an apocryphal French TV film of the 1960s, featuring actor - singer Benjamin Biolay as a solemn Hugo).

«The Square» is a wry and decidedly dark Swedish comedy about an art museum curator (Claes Bang) who is variously forced to contend with a stolen wallet and phone; with trust issues, particularly as they pertain to a one - night stand with a reporter (Elisabeth Moss); with a viral - advertising disaster; and with a formal dinner disrupted by a performance artist (motion - capture coach Terry Notary) who seems to have reverted to a primal state.

At a Cannes Film Festival where the purposes and parameters of art have been much debated, with Netflix, virtual reality and television series making rare and sometimes first - time appearances, it was only fitting that the Palme d'Or was awarded Sunday night to «The Square,» Swedish director Ruben Östlund's blisteringly funny and provocative portrait of a modern - art museum curator enduring a crisis of conscience.

Swedish director Ruben Östlund's «The Square,» a many - barbed satire of the art world, was nominated for an Academy Award for best foreign language film.