Three days before the opening members have the opportunity to join artist Gunnel Wåhlstrand and curators Bronwyn Griffith and David Neuman on a guided tour through the exhibition.
More information will be sent out via the III Art Club newsletter.
Three days before the opening members have the opportunity to join artist Gunnel Wåhlstrand and curators Bronwyn Griffith and David Neuman on a guided tour through the exhibition.
More information will be sent out via the III Art Club newsletter.
Release party for a brand new Magasin III publication on Christine Ödlund and her exhibition Aether & Einstein.
The book will be available for purchase and the artist will be present for book signing.
Artist talk with Christine Ödlund and Richard Julin. Music and refreshments!
Invitations will be sent out soon via the III Art Club newsletter.
Tony Oursler Influence Machine
Magasin III in collaboration with Accelerator and Stockholm University.
The Influence Machine is a large-scale installation outdoors with moving pictures projected on smoke, buildings and trees.
Exclusive preview for III Art Club members on October 19.
Thursday, September 15, 2016, 6-10pm.
DJ, drinks and food trucks.
Before the opening on September 15, Tony Oursler gave an artist talk at Magasin III together with Richard Julin, Deputy Director and Chief Curator, Magasin III.
Two days before the opening Tony Oursler himself, along with curators Tessa Praun and Richard Julin guided through the exhibition M*r>0r .
We will visit the studio of artist Per B Sundberg in Gustavsberg just outside Stockholm. We will also get a guided tour at Gustavsbergs Porslinsmuseum. Per B Sundberg is featured in the exhibition Like A Prayer, currently on view at Magasin III.
Invitation and more information about the evening’s program will be communicated via the III Art Club newsletter that is sent to members once a month.
Tuesday April 26, 5.30-7.30pm at Magasin III
CURATOR TOUR AT 5.30PM
The evening begins with a guided tour by curator Tessa Praun of the exhibition The Nature of Particles with works by Jake & Dinos Chapman and Francisco Goya. (in Swedish).
FILM SCREENING
The film screening begins after the curator-led tour. Enjoy refreshments and take a seat in our café for an exclusive film screening of Jake Chapman’s feature film The Marriage of Reason and Squalor from 2015. Film length: 1 hour, 26 minutes. (in English)
Image ©Sky Arts.
The Marriage of Reason and Squalor is artist Jake Chapman’s feature film debut from 2015. The film is based on his own debut novel of the same name from 2008 and has previously only been shown as a miniseries on the British TV channel Sky. It has not yet been distributed internationally. The main roles are played by the well-known British actors Sophie Kennedy Clark (Philomena, Nymphomaniac, The Danish Girl) and Rhys Ifans (Notting Hill, Enduring Love, Human Nature, Harry Potter, Snowden).
The book on which the film is based is a satire of a romantic novel. It tells the story of Chlamydia Love (Sophie Kennedy Clark), whose attractive doctor fiancé has given her a deserted tropical island as an engagement gift. Chlamydia travels to the island to wait for him, but, once there, instead meets Helmut (Rhys Ifans): a reclusive, deformed author who exercises a strange power over her. While Chlamydia awaits the return of her beloved fiancé, she begins to question everything around her and fights desperately to distinguish what is real from what is her own fantasy.
The Marriage of Reason and Squalor is an absurd and humorous film creation that, in the depiction of Chlamydia’s surreal passing between dream and reality, also showcases the visual grotesqueness so commonly associated with the Chapman Brothers. A number of the Chapman Brothers’ own artworks are used as props (even some of those included in the exhibition at Magasin III!).
Read a review about the film from The Guardian
We live in uncertain times. But what effect does anxiety have on us physically, mentally, and spiritually? What happens in our brains when we feel anxious? How has mankind historically handled anxiety? And how does the secular Swede deal with anxiety in the absence of a belief in God?
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION at 7.30pm.
Lisa Clefberg Liberman, Licensed Psychologist and Researcher of Clinical Neuroscience at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm; Hans Ruin, Professor of Philosophy at Södertörn University, Stockholm; and Göran Ståhle, Senior Lecturer in the Study of Religions at Södertörn University, Stockholm in a discussion about anxiety and its effects on us. Moderator: Petra Holmberg, Curator at the National Museums of World Culture. (In Swedish)
GUIDED TOUR starts after the round table discussion.
Tessa Praun, Curator at Magasin III and Fredrik Helander, Education Officer at The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities in a conversation about art that disturbs us and the calming effect of museums, set among the museum’s collections. (In Swedish)
BAGDAD CAFÉ
Mingle and chat over food, music, and drinks in the Bagdad Café. Bar open until 10.30pm.
MUSEUM ADMISSION 80 SEK
Reservations: bokning@medelhavsmuseet.se, 010-456 12 98. We recommend you to book in advance.
An Evening About Anxiety is held in cooperation between The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities and Magasin III (which is currently showing twenty-five Etruscan votive offerings from the collections of The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities as part of the exhibition Like A Prayer, on display through June 5, 2016). Read more
Photo: Karl Zetterström
Curator Tessa Praun in a conversation with Jake Chapman about the exhibition The Nature of Particles at Magasin III, about his and his brother Dino’s artistry and relation to the 19th century artist Francisco Goya.