2-3 December, Konstfack
Two days of coziness, art and design. Come and enjoy Konstfack's versatile creativity. There is something for everyone!

Application deadline: 15 January 2024
CRAFT!A cooperation between the three subjects Ceramic and Glass, Textile and Jewellery and Corpus.
Design EcologiesWe educate design practitioners to complement living systems and affirm social and biological diversity.
Fine ArtAn individualised Master's programme in fine art with a focus on strong self-reflection as well as development and intensification of your artistic project.
Spatial DesignThe programme offers individual in-depth studies and personal development within the fields of Interior Architecture and Furniture Design.
Visual CommunicationA norm creative Master's programme in visual communication with a focus on your own work in graphic design and/or illustration.

Watch the film where the Vice-Chancellor, teachers and students share good things to know if you are thinking of applying.
Freestanding courses – starting autumn 2024
Application deadline: 15 January 2024
Research Lab CRAFT!, 60 creditsThe course explores, both through thinking and studio work, the role of craft today, what research in craft can be, and what it can do to, and tell us about, ourselves and society.
2-10 December, Scenkonstmuseet, Stockholm
En ljud- och ljusinstallation inspirerad av Nobelprisbelönad forskning om våra kroppars inre, biologiska klockor.

4-6 December, KTH Arkitekturskolan, Stockholm
Daylight and electric light are an integral part of our built environment, and the sustainable design of lighting in this context, its presence, absence and variability over time requires research and practice that is both trans- and interdisciplinary.

6 december, 4:30-6:00 pm, Zoom
Lecture with Shirin Salla: Taking our time and getting lost in world maps from the SWANA (Southwest Asia & North Africa) region from the 9th to the 18th century CE, this talk is an invitation to see the world anew.

6-8 December, Svarta havet, Konstfack
Lighting Days present a broader perspective of sustainability lighting which includes aspects from regulations, components and recycling to perceived light quality and wellbeing.

14-17 December, Gallery Konstfack
An exhibition by thirteen artists with different backgrounds who investigate and orient themselves within photography.

Konstfack senior lecturer Parasto Backman was awarded for "Best printed communication project". The award cermony took place during the Triennale Milano on 10 November.
Konstfack's unique workshop where teaching and research around light, color, materials, visual perception and spatial experience takes place receives funds to develop course packages and educational materials.
Three million SEK is awarded to Palle Torsson, Senior Lecturer in Fine art, for the research project "Ada Research: a Meta-Quest into the World of Algorithms" which, among other things, will make visible what has been displaced by the systems.
6 October - 14 January, Schmuckmuseum Pforzheim, Germany
Current and former teachers as well as alumni of Konstfack's Jewellery and Corpus programme, participate in this international exhibition.

16 September - 11 February, Accelerator, Stockholm
Professor Lisa Tan's exhibition presents both new and existing works that for this context act together in a unified gesture.

16 January, 1-7 pm, Konstfack
You will find out more about our Bachelor's and Teacher's Education programmes.

Konstfack AlumniKonstfack Alumni is a network including approximately 1800 artists, designers, pedagogues and curators, all of them with a degree from Konstfack.
Updated: 27 May 2023
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