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HANDMADE
Lines of Latitude and Longitude – a collaboration project by Mette Saabye (DK), Pernille Mouritzen (DK), Helena Lehtinen (FI) and Sofia Björkman (SE). Welcome to explore our project in this 360 presentation. Double click on the panorama for full screen. Click on START to continue. The presentation contains 15 panorama images and lots of photos. You can go through it fast, but we hope you will take your time to find out what’s in there. It will take about 30 minutes. Since 2018, the group has travelled to different areas in the Nordic countries to study origins in arts and crafts and to meet artists and craft makers to share knowledge. The intention has been to examine traditional and contemporary making, to research materials and techniques that have been commonly used in traditional crafts as well as in contemporary arts and culture, especially where the Nordic countries share and differ historically and culturally. The project is support by the Nordic Culture Foundation, The Danish Arts Foundation and Helge Ax:son Jonson Stiftelse.
PLATINA
Lisa Walker and Mielle Harvey exhibition. Double click on the image for full screen. To go back to this page use the Esc button. A MOTH CLIMBED OVER HER FINGER - a collaboration. LISA WALKER AND MIELLE HARVEY at PLATINA, 7th – 23d of September 2023 Sofia Björkman has invited Lisa Walker from Wellington in New Zealand, and Mielle Harvey from New York in the USA, to exhibit together at PLATINA in Stockholm. The two artists met in the 90’s while studying jewellery at the arts academy in Munich. Since then, both have had successful practices. In this virtual show you can click on the pieces to have a closer look.
VIRTUAL SHOWS
KARIN ROY ANDERSSON and SOFIA BJÖRKMAN have collaborated in making virtual shows. Here we are outside The Parliament House in Sweden that is located at Helgeandsholmen in the old town district of central Stockholm. It might look like we're protesting something, but this time we're here to thank Swedish Arts Council for the support that made it possible to learn 360 and do virtual shows. The council is a government authority whose principal task is to implement national cultural policy determined by the Parliament. Here we demonstrate our collaborative project, and you are welcome to take part. The technology is new to us, and as a start we have experimentet with our own work. We continue to learn and will use it more and more in our curatoral projects and galleries. Please let us know if you want to know more and if something is not working correctly. HOW TO NAVIGATE AROUND: - Take your time to look around. We know it is exciting, but if you are too fast, you may miss something. - When the panorama moves you can stop it by clicking. - Use the mouse to navigate around. - Use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out. - Drag to look around the space. - Click on the boards throughout the space to see more and get information. - Through the board with the text HOW TO NAVIGATE you get more information about how to navigate in each show. - Enjoy!
STRÖMMEN
The jewellery show - Strömmen. Double click on the image for full screen. To go back to this page use the Esc button. Portable jewellery is easy to bring with us wherever we go, wherever we move, wherever we walk and whatever we do. In this show, Sofia Björkman takes you to the central Stockholm. Here you are surrounded by Stockholm Palace, the Riksdag, the Opera, Kungsträdgården, the National Museum and the Grand Hotel. In this place, the lake and sea meet, fresh and salt water. Not only Stockholm's citizens and visitors go here, you also find a lot of the city's seabirds. It is popular to fish here and if you are lucky, you can catch a big salmon. The jewellery in this show is inspired of our landscape and human behavior in it. HOW TO NAVIGATE AROUND: - Take your time to look around. We know it is exciting, but if you don’t read this or are too fast, you may miss something. - This show contains 1 panorama. - When the panorama moves you can stop it by clicking. - Use the mouse to navigate around. - Use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out. - Drag to look around the space. - Click on the spots, boards and worn jewellery throughout the space to see more and get information. If you click on the pop up image, more information will pop up.
OLD TOWN
The jewellery show - The old town in Stockholm. Double click on the image for full screen. To go back to this page use the Esc button. Portable jewellery is easy to bring with us wherever we go, wherever we move, wherever we walk and whatever we do. In this show, Sofia Björkman takes you to the old town in central Stockholm. You are on an island, surrounded by water, between the sky and ground. The old town is located between the lake Mälaren and the sea Östersjön. The jewellery in this show is individual works by Sofia Björkman and Karin Roy Andersson for the project Birds Fish or Something In Between. HOW TO NAVIGATE AROUND: - Take your time to look around. We know it is exciting, but if you dont read this or are too fast, you may miss something. - This show contains 4 panoramas. - When the panorama moves you can stop it by clicking. - Use the mouse to navigate around. - Use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out. - Drag to look around the space. - Click on the "i" button for information about the project. - Click on the spots, boards and worn jewellery throughout the space to see more and get information. If you click on the pop up image, more information will pop up. - Click on the spots with an arrow to continue the tour and go to next panorama.
NÄVERKÄRR
The jewellery show - Näverkärr. Double click on the image for full screen. To go back to this page use the Esc button. Portable jewellery is easy to bring with us wherever we go, wherever we move, wherever we walk and whatever we do. In this show, Sofia Björkman takes you to the Nature Reserve Näverkärr in Bohuslän on the west coast of Sweden. Näverkärr is a rare example of a traditional Bohuslän coastal landscape. Red granite cliffs meet the sea, fields and meadows are lined with lush deciduous woodland at the foot of the surrounding hills. Here you find jewellery by Sofia Björkman and karin Roy Andersson from their project Bird, Fish or somewhere in between. HOW TO NAVIGATE AROUND: - Take your time to look around. We know it is exciting, but if you are too fast, you may miss something. - This show contains 17 panoramas. - When the panorama moves you can stop it by clicking. - Use the mouse to navigate around. - Use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out. - Drag to look around the space. - Click on the spots, signs and worn jewellery throughout the space to see more and get information. - Click on the spots with an arrow to continue the tour and go to next panorama.
BAGGBÖLEÖREN
The jewellery show - Baggböleören. Double click on the image for full screen. To go back to this page use the Esc button. Portable jewellery is easy to bring with us wherever we go, wherever we move, wherever we walk and whatever we do. In this show, Karin Roy Andersson takes you to Baggböle which is a village located next to Umeälven (Umeå river) about 7 km upstream from the center of Umeå. People started settling in Baggböle sometime in the Middle Ages when “Bagge” was a common male name. Böle means remote, new settlement. The river that passes Baggböle is classified as one of Sweden’s best waters for sea trout and Baggböle ören is a good place for fishing. It is also a great place to take a swim. The outlet from the power plant in Stornorrfors just above keeps the water open all year round and if you keep your eyes open you might see a fish swimming next to you. Here you can take a virtual swim and also see some jewellery made by Karin Roy Andersson and Sofia Björkman. HOW TO NAVIGATE AROUND: - Take your time to look around. We know it is exciting, but if you are too fast, you may miss something. - This show contains one panorama. - Use the mouse to navigate around. - Use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out. - Drag to look around the space. - Click on the worn jewellery throughout the space to see more and get information.
SERGELS TORG
The jewellery show - Sergels torg. Double click on the image for full screen. To go back to this page use the Esc button. Portable jewellery is easy to bring with us wherever we go, wherever we move, wherever we walk and whatever we do. In this show, Karin Roy Andersson takes you to Sergels Torg in company with Sofia Björkman. Sergels torg is one of Sweden’s most famous spots and it’s known to be a place for art and culture. In this show you can find jewellery by the two artists in unexpected places – in the air, on the walls, in a crowd of people, or maybe in the blue-green windows looking down on the lower floor. Click on the windows and you will see pieces under the glass, then click again and you will see the piece closer. The green windows bring you to a new spot, or back to the spot you just visited.