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Exhibitions

Ett politiskt klassrum av Apolonija Šušteršič
Ett politiskt klassrum av Apolonija Šušteršič
A Political Classroom

On until 31.12 2024
The subject is political, a concept that various thinkers understand and describe in very different ways. The political aspect of this classroom is negotiated, and seeks to bring awareness of our responsibility for the society we are continually forming together. Why not question the hegemonic system that’s in place, and think of alternatives that could serve us better? The Political Classroom can be a space for experimentation and trials of ideas, an arena for free thought and creativity that can engage everybody. 

On until 31.12 2024 →
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The Vaginal Davis Universitet for the Damaged and Gifted

7—7.9 2024
Upcoming
Imagine an after

Opens 7.11 2024

Activities

Ongoing
Are you interested in architecture, art, design, animation, writing or photography? Curious about the creative professions within art and culture, and the various ways you can engage in creative work and artistic expression? Sign up for an action-packed week of artistic creation and design at Tensta konsthall.

During the week, you will have the chance to explore different artistic practices and work with various materials and expressions under the guidance of educators and students from Folkuniversitetet's art and culture programs on the theme of Movement and Change. Participating programs include: Arkitekturskolan Sthlm/Produktdesign, Animationsakademien, Fotoskolan, Konstskolan Stockholm and Skrivarakademin.

No prior knowledge is required, all materials are included and the program is FREE!

Registration: email anna-stina@tenstakonsthall.se before October 24
Age: 15–25 years
Duration: October 28–November 1, from 11 AM to 3 PM
A light lunch is included.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday: at Tensta konsthall, Taxingeplan 10, Tensta Metro Station. Wednesday: at Fotoskolan, Folkuniversitetet, Kungstensgatan 45, Rådmansgatan Metro Station.

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Date: Thursday November 28
Time: 6 PM–8 PM

In connection with the exhibition Imagine an After at Tensta konsthall, a lecture is arranged with the Syrian architect Marwa al-Sabouni based in Homs. In her books The Battle for Home, Memoir of a Syrian Architect (2015) and Building for Hope: Towards an Architecture of Belonging (2021), she discusses the role of architecture in a society in crisis and how reconstruction can take place in the wake of long periods of war and economic depression.

Imagine an after at Tensta konsthall includes works by ten artists and architects who reflect in different ways on possible spaces and ways forward in a time of escalating conflicts that constantly leave new ruins and displacements of people in their wake. Marwa al-Sabouni will be participating via video link and after the lecture you are invited to a conversation moderated by Mariam Elnozahy, artistic director at Konsthall C.

The lecture will be held in English.

A collaboration between the The Stockholm Association of Architects, ArkDes, Architects Without Borders and Tensta konsthall.

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Always on
Studio Funk—Contemporary Art for All
Allmänna Arvsfonden 2-year project 
Period: September 2024—September 2026 
Where? At Tensta konsthall and online

What is Studio Funk?
Studio Funk is a project aiming to create art activities for young people with various disabilities in the Järva area. We will have both a physical studio and digital studio where young people can participate in art and cultural activities. 

Target Group
The project is for young people interested in: 
● Art
● Social issues
● Creative activities 

How Do We Work?
● A coordinator from the target group leads the project. 
● We collaborate with organizations working in art and culture. 

What Do Participants Do?
● Plan, take part in, and produce programs, workshops, studio visits, and audio guides for Studio Funk.
● Help to improve accessibility, both at Tensta konsthall and online. 

Stay Updated!
Check out our website and Instagram for upcoming programs and activities. 

Contact Us
For questions about Studio Funk, write to: anna-stina@tenstakonsthall.se

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Are you a teacher? Welcome with your class to guided tours of our current exhibitions. We offer introductions according to age, as well as workshops. Contact Anna-Stina Ulftström: anna-stina@tenstakonsthall.se
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Tuesdays and Thursdays, women from the Järva area meet at Tensta konsthall to work with different kinds of crafts. Through joint handiwork, a safe space is made possible where conversation and exchange of experience is at the center. The craftsmanship skills that women in the group already have is amplified up and reinforced by teachers from Hemslöjden and by the other participants. Participants also meet visiting artists and make monthly excursions to Stockholm’s various craft sites, museums, and organizations. Women’s Café is a intimate venue free of constraints, costs, and commercial interests. Muna Alyaqoobi and Asha Mohamed lead the Women's Café.
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Fridays and Sundays we welcome participants to our Language Café, open for those who want to practice their basics in Swedish and Arabic, as well as get to make new friends and share experiences and thoughts. The Language Café particularily welcomes those who, for some reason, stand outside the Swedish educational system. During the meetings, we practice grammar, socialize, read simple books and excersise conversation. We are continuously looking for new volunteers.

Are you interested in joining in?
Contact Fahyma Alnablsi: fahyma@tenstakonsthall.se

During the warm months, the Language Café moves out to our allotment, our outdoor classroom. The Language Café is a part of The Silent University, an autonomous educational platform for asylum seekers, refugees and paperless people initiated by the artist Ahmet Ögüt (www.thesilentuniversity.org)

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FEINART - The Future of European Independent Art Spaces in a Period of Socially Engaged Art The EU-funded project FEINART 2020-2024 includes an extensive collaboration between degree-awarding research centres in political philosophy, art theory and cultural management, and the independent European art sector. It provides the first interdisciplinary and holistic investigation of the democratic role and function of socially engaged art in Europe. 11 researchers are provided with relevant academic and non-academic skills to engage with the challenges of this new artistic and cultural landscape. The responsible universities are Wolverhampton University (UK), Zeppelin University (DE), Edinburgh University (UK) and Iceland University (IS). FEINART - The Future of Independant Art Spaces in a Period of Socially Engaged Art is part of the European Union;s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant. Participating art organisations are Tensta konsthall (SE), The BAK (NL); State of Concept (GR); Vessel (IT); Tranzit.ro (RO)and Biennale Warsaw (PL).
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