Tag: Victoria and Albert

• “Salång PåGång” – “Goings On” – in my home studio on Cultural Night 2016

  Or “Salång PåGång” in Swedish is what I always do at the Cultural Night in Lund, every year on the third Saturday of September. That’s the day and night of the year when all the inhabitants are on their feet to consume cultural events – and culture is defined extremely broadly, including for all ages, all […]

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  September 12, 2016

  Exhibition notes, Lund’s cultural life, Marrakech, Press, Promotion, Studio, Studio, events, promotion, press, updates

  abstract photography, blurred photography, Gerhard Richter, Iran photos, Loichtenstein, Monet’s Rouen Cathedral, Montenegro, Montenegro photos, photo paintings, Richard Hamilton, Rouen Cathedral, Victoria and Albert, Warhol

• The Photographers’ Gallery and Deutsche Börse Prize

  The Photographers’ Gallery in London – a few minutes from Oxford Circus – is a must for the photo enthusiast. It’s the type of institution any city should have in some shape or form as part of its cultural policy. The Photographers’ Gallery could serve as a model or inspiration, I believe, to anyone. This is how the history of […]

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  June 13, 2016

  Art reflections, Photographers

  Bert Hardy, Deutsche Börse Foundation Photography Prize, Erik Kessels, Hyde Park, Jolana Havelková, Laura El-Tantawy, London art, London photo, Positive notes, Tate Britain Painting With Light, The Photographers’ Gallery, Tobias Zielony, Trevor Paglen, V & A, Victoria and Albert, Viggo Rivad