1-2 December, at 10 am - 5 pm
Konstfack students sell their art and products; culptures, paintings, ceramics, glass, jewelry, textiles, clothes, decorations, and whole lot of other interesting things.
14-15 november at Oslo National Academy of the Arts
A practice located somewhere in between organization, architecture, institution, pedagogy, dance, economics and infrastructure. And the battle for children's right to the city, and their right to play, was transformed into everyone's obligation to play along.
16 November, at 2:00-3:30 pm in Svarta havet
The human reason of being in the age of AI: Hedvig Kjellström, Professor of Computer Science and Susanne Wigorts Yngvesson, Professor in Ethics with Systematic Theology and Human Rights.
8-17 November in Gallery Konstfack
8-18 November in Vita havet
we’re all motherfuckers (Madeleine Andersson) / Donna and the Dolphins (Kevin Pihlblad Bogle)
8 November - 13 January at Vandalorum
An explorative inquiry of material resources and potentials through the art of making. Master's students from Design and Spatial Design are showing their proposals as a part of the project Wasteland.
19 November, at 2-5 pm in S4
The seminar will look at key historical notions of public life from the likes of Hannah Arendt and Chantal Mouffe, while looking towards new understandings of publicness in view of our present reality.
20 November, at 09:30 am - 12:00 pm in Wickmans
Bully Goes Fishing – Meanderings in Posthuman Design
26 November, 4-6 pm
You will learn all about Konstfacks Master's programmes in design, arts and crafts.
29 November, 09:30 am - 4:00 pm
We want to suggest that contemporary crafts have much to gain from being practiced and discussed from the perspective of a material aesthetic discourse, rather than from an idealistic one.
27 October - 2 December at Galleri Helle Knudsen
The artists focus on a current problem, a common Sami history and present, depicted with strong images made with embroidery, on paper, glass or metal.
20 October - 2 December at Norrtälje Konsthall
Katja Pettersson uses the personal but also the universal, the fact that life turns and suddenly takes new directions raises questions about our inadequacy, lost control and powerlessness for each other and the earth.
30 September - 11 November
Welcome Back is based on an exploration of the geological epoch Anthropecene, the age we are in today, an era defined by man. Katja Pettersson, Senior Lecturer at Konstfack, invites us to enter a post-apocalyptic room, which we would be a museum visitor from a future.
12 September 2018 - 27 January 2019
The exhibition spans five continents and features over forty artists, including representatives of historical avant-gardes, members of the Soviet and Brazilian underground art scenes, and new generation artists from Russia, Japan, USA, Zimbabwe, and other countries.
Konstfack AlumniKonstfack Alumni is a network including approximately 1800 artists, designers, pedagogues and curators, all of them with a degree from Konstfack.