Saturday Tours
Every Saturday, 14:00
As part of a new collaboration with the Kungl. Konsthögskolan, Index is offering free guided tours with artists on Saturdays, 14:00. Join a guided tour for insights and a discussion around themes and ideas of our current exhibitions. The tours are free, duration: 30 mins.
Tours in detail
Sat 9 Apr, 14:00: Juanma González
Born in Madrid, graduated in Audiovisual Communication at Universidad Europea (Madrid) in 1999. Studied Fine Arts in Complutense University of Madrid, 4th year. Currently he resides in Stockholm and studies Master of Art in Kungl. Konsthögskolan. As a student at KKH he has found a modus operandis to finally merge his Catholic background, the interest in ritual gestures, the walking practice, his personal experiences based on nature, the creation of relational meeting places and his personal family history. Last summer, he got artistic research and development funding from KKH for carrying out a walking project to convey an old Scandinavian pilgrim route, S:t Olavsleden, in a relational framework. This summer after his graduation, he will research on historical, social and geographical aspects of Gotland – he has got a scholarship and residence by Brucebo Foundation – for the creation of a ‘ritual’ path as an utopian temporary enclave in the middle of the everyday.
More info: www.juanmagonzalez.com
Sat 23 Apr, 14:00: Lucia Pagano
Sat 30 Apr, 14:00: Snövit Hedstierna
Sat 7 May, 14:00: Ehab Aljaby
Sat 14 May, 14:00: Georg Nordmark
Previous tours
Sat 30 Jan, 14:00: Emma LaMorte
Emma LaMorte is currently a second-year masters student at Kungl. Konsthögskolan. Before coming to Sweden she studied and worked in Vancouver where she co-founded a prominent artist-run center. Her artistic practice bounces between mediums, often taking the form of sculpture, drawing, video or performance. Recently, she attended the Fondazione Ratti residency led by Yvonne Rainer and took part in a workshop and exhibition in Philadelphia with Lisi Raskin. The tour will be in English.
Sat 6 Feb, 14:00: Alice Maselnikova
Alice Maselnikova is a Czech artist and curator, currently studying the International Master’s Degree in Curating Art at Stockholm University. She received her BA in Fine Arts and Philosophy at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Dundee and has studied and worked in Belgium, Czech Republic, Russia, Spain and the UK. Alice is interested in the overlap of artistic and curatorial roles, socially engaged arts, rural contexts and means of developing support networks for young emerging artists and art professionals. Her artistic practice centers around the human body, tactility, interactive and performative elements. At the moment she is preparing for group exhibition Hudnära for Skarpnäck Kulturhuset, Stockholm. Alice is editor for online politics and culture platform, the European Strategist. The tour will be in English.
www.alicemaselnikova.com
www.eurstrat.eu
Sat 13 Feb, 14:00: Antony Cimoszko
Antony Cimoszko is currently a third year student from Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver, Canada. At the moment he is on exchange, studying at Kungliga Konsthögskolan. He works in a variety of artistic disciplines such as experimental film, media, installation, and design, but his practice primarily works within the expression of photography–which remains his point of focus in the completion of his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. The tour will be held in English.
Sat 20 Feb, 14:00: Georg Nordmark
Georg Nordmark is currently a second year bachelor student at Kungl. Konsthögskolan. With works that are both materially and theoretically varied Georg relies on his personal fascinations for images, phenomena and material, as it functions as both motivation, starting point and investigatory purpose of his work. The tour will be held in english.
Sat 5 Mar, 14:00: Klara Zetterholm
As the exhibition Autobiography questioned what it means to give an account of oneself, Klara decided not to partake in the process of providing an account of herself.
Sat 26 Mar, 14:00: Natalia Rebelo
Natalia Rebelo is currently a Guest Student at the Kungl. Konsthögskolan. She holds a BA from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and has also been part of the SOMA Summer program in Mexico City. She co-runs Sodom&Gomorrah, an unprofessional publishing company that publishes artists books made by allies every now and then as well as organizes exhibitions. She works with different media such as videos, performances, objects, sound, prints and text.
Sat 2 Apr, 14:00: Jasmine Hinks
Jasmine Hinks is a current candidate of the International Master programme in Curating Art at Stockholm University. Jasmine holds an MA in English Literature from the University of Edinburgh, and has also studied and worked in Berlin and Vienna. Jasmine’s practice is inspired by the points of intersection between art and public space, and ways in which artistic process and production can be carried through into the presentation of art. Her focus on curatorial theory and practice was initiated through collaboration with self-organised artist collectives in her native Scotland. Parallel to her studies, Jasmine is undertaking an internship at Index, where she has been working on the current exhibition, THISWAY-.
The tour program is organized in collaboration with Donatella Bernardi, artist and professor at the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm.