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22-28 October, Galleri Frihamnstorget, Stockholm
The project explores designing for non-anthropocentric, ecofeminist practices of human menstrual care. We focus on how menstrual products are made, used, and discarded, with a focus on the material waste generated both by the body and by the products.
26-30 October, Trapphusgalleriet
What is our body’s relation to juridical legislation? Can a free body exist within our juridical system? Come join us for our research at Body Week to see what we may find out together!
The Polish pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale 2022 will be co-curated by Joanna Warsza, CuratorLab program director at Konstfack, and Wojtek Szymanski featuring the work of Polish-Romani artist and activist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas.
29 November, at 4-6 pm, Zoom
Konstfack’s Vice Chancellor, faculty and admissions office will tell about our master's programmes, why you should apply and about the application process.
A research and education collaboration between Konstfack’s Perceptionsstudion and KTH’s Lighting Design Lab is looking at the use of colored light in the built environment.
This year 5211 art and design students uploaded their 2020-21 end of year projects. Eleven Konstfack graduates were selected by expert judges to be part of the contest.
4 September - 21 November, GIBCA
In a new work titled "Little Petra", Lisa Tan displays a specific armchair. Prompted by an incident in a Swedish design store, the artist reflects on objects of desire and belonging, as well as the privilege to exist in a home, which not only provides shelter but also the possibility of rest.
28 August - 29 November, Färgfabriken
Current Industrial design students work from a biomimicry, Nature-inspired Sustainability course.
Did you miss one of Konstfack’s four physical Degree Exhibitions 2021? Here are all of the graduating students’ works.
Due to all the news articles that have followed the one published in DN on 2021-02-01 with the headline "No, the Vita Havet exhibition at Konstfack has nothing to do with racism," we have put together a compilation below. It consists partly of some texts in which our Vice-Chancellor Maria Lantz comments on the events and partly of links to some of the articles, as well as TV and radio reportage. There is also a summary of the results of the work environment investigation that has been carried out, with a brief commentary from the Vice-Chancellor.
Konstfack AlumniKonstfack Alumni is a network including approximately 1800 artists, designers, pedagogues and curators, all of them with a degree from Konstfack.
Updated: 18 June 2021
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