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21.8–26.9
2010
KONSTHANTVERKSSTAFETT #8
Emma Ströde has handed over the baton to Katarina Ekestubbe. Katarina
Ekestubbe is a mason and is inspired by volume, texture and sculptural
detail work on the facades. The relay race is a part of the museum’s
networking to actively reach out to artisans in the region, collaborate
and create opportunities for artisans to participate in exhibitions at the
Röhsska Museum.
11.9
2010–30.1 2011
HOMMAGE À TEXTILIA
The gallery owner Anita Eneroth has most of her life used her home as
a showroom for textile arts. With Gallery Textilia she has made an
important culture-bearing effort.
The Röhsska Museum has invited textile artists who over the years have
exhibited at the gallery to take part in a gala celebration. Around 40
jury selected items in the form of textile fabrics and three-dimensional
works are shown.
21.9–17.10
2010
GRADUATES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXTILES
The recent graduates from bachelor and masters programs in fashion and
textile design at the Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borås
show their theses.
The exhibition presents new design that challenges the conventional
textile and fashion industry.
21.9–24.10
2010
HONOUR RELATED VIOLENCE - an issue for others?
The Röhsska Museum began collecting art and design for over a 100
years ago. The aim was to create common aesthetic and cultural references.
Today, the collections show that cultural diversity is what unites. The
exhibition is developed by Uppsala Discrimination Offi ce (DU) and
contains artwork by Elisabeth Ohlson Wallin, Kajsa Haglund and Christina
”Cho” Nylund. County Administrative Board of Västra Götaland County
organizes lectures and workshops.
16.10–21.11
2010
KONSTHANTVERKSSTAFETT #9
The relay race is an exhibition concept where the previous craftsmen
Katarina Ekestubbe invites the next participators.
6.11
2010–Januari 2011
FRONT DESIGN – PRIZEWINNER OF THE TORSTEN AND
WANJA SÖDERBERG PRIZE 2010
The Swedish industrial design group Front is the 2010 recipient of the
Torsten and Wanja Söderberg Prize of a million SEK (Swedish Krona).
The prizewinners Sofia Lagerkvist, Charlotte von der Lancken and Anna
Lindgren create with their fascination for magic seemingly impossible
design that defi es laws of nature.
Front invention and innovation takes place in cooperation with trade and
industry, but also with more unexpected partners as magicians or
historians. The final product often tell the viewer a story, where the
approach and the production process is visible. Front works with, among
others, Ikea, Austrian Swarovski, Italian Moroso, Dutch Moooi and Royal
Delft.
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Permanenta
utställningar
THE
RÖHSSKA MUSEUM DESIGN HISTORY -
1851 TO THE PRESENT DAY
In
this permanent exhibition, we offer the visitor a dizzying journey
from the time when the industrial society began to form in the 19:th
century to the present day information society, seen from the
perspective of design.
The exhibition spans five rooms and has exciting scenography, which
presents various aspects of design history. Taking the pick of the
museum’s collections of furniture, industrial design, posters,
textiles, ceramics, glass and lots more, our thirty one different
environments chronicle the development of the art of design in the
last 150 years.
JAPANESE
DESIGN
Arts and crafts from the museum’s own collections. The foundation for
the museum’s collections of Japanese art objects was laid many years ago
through several large acquisitions of japonaiserie. Among other things, a
donation by a group of Gothenburg merchants in 1905 enabled the collection
of 800 Japanese craft objects assembled by the Orientalist Fredrik
Martin to find its way to the museum. When the Röhsska Museum opened its
doors to the public in 1916, the permanent Japanese exhibition was an
important component. Now there is a Japanese gallery, where a
representative selection of objects from the museum’s rich collection
are on display.
The exhibition was produced in cooperation with architect and stage
designer Henrik Widenheim.
THE
FALK SIMON COLLECTION
Art
historical styles such as Gothic, Renaissance, Rococo
and Neoclassicism.
THE
BAROQUE CHAMBER
Unique interior from the old city of Gothenburg, 1729.
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Russian
military oven.
Katarina Ekestubbe.
Photo: K.E.
Anita Eneroth.
Photo: ML
Design Sara Andersson.
University of Textiles, Borås.
Photo: Henrik Bengtsson.
Kristoffer
Hoshino, "Till- intetgjord". Image:
Camilla Lindahl.
The Röhsska
Museum
design history -
1851 to the present
day
Photo: ML
Japanese design. Detai
of Kimono, Furisode.
Matakyo, 1960th.
Photo: ML
Virgin
and child. Silver. 1722-1723. Paris. France. From the Falk
Simon Collection. Photo: ML
The Baroque Chamber.
Photo: ML
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