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Sveav�gen 41 08-453 41 00

Hand and Heart - mentally handicapped cultural professionals exhibit. Also, the 1st performance of a new opera by and with the mentally handicapped.

1998-09-05-1998-09-13

Grisslehamn 0175-308 90

The Albert Engstr�m Museum and Engstr�m's home. 9 May-14 Jun, Sat-Sun, 12.00-15.00. 20 Jun-23 Aug, 12.00-17.00.

-1998-08-23

(Swedish Museum of Architecture)

Skeppsholmen 08-587 270 00

5D - Room on the Run. Takes the visitor from classicism to the breakthrough of modernism and the experimental rooms of the 1990s where the focus is on weightlessness, immateriality and transparency. Projects by Kazuyo Sejima and Stefan Alenius.

-1998-08-09

Allotment Garden Cottages. 16 world-famous architects have each designed an allotment garden cottage, measuring about 7.5 square metres.

-1998-08-16

The Journey - 4 museums and a journey through time and space. A journey to a dream house. Cottages, castles, churches & schools. A trip through models, drawings and real houses. Tue-Sun 13.00.

1998-06-22-1998-08-16

Silence, Camera, Action - the Rooms of Ingmar Bergman. Some of the solemn rooms which Bergman created in his film and theatre work.

1998-06-26-1998-08-30

Modern Landscapes. Contemporary urban landscape architecture, parks, streets & squares in city centres & suburbs.

1998-08-27-1998-10-18

St Petersburg & Stockholm - Water Cities. An exhibition on the urban and architectural development around the mouth of the river Neva and certain parts of central Stockholm from the end of the 1600s up to 1830.

1998-09-09-1998-11-15

Alvar Aalto. 7 of Aalto's most important buildings in a major exhibition by the Finnish Museum of Architecture.

1998-11-28-1999-01-17

(The backyard of the Royal Army Museum)

Arm� museum, Riddargatan 13

Mirror of Our Century. A major exhibition comprising objects, photos, sounds, voices and inventions that express the art of design over the past 100 years.

-1998-10-04

(Bergius Botanical Gardens)

Frescati 08-15 65 45

Grass Sculpture - Ecological Art.

1998-06-05-1998-12-31

Carl Peter Thunberg - the Linneus of Japan. 18th century traveller who named the plants of Japan and wrote the first scientific reports on Japanese flora. Exhibition in the Old Orangery.

1998-06-18-1998-08-16

Japanese Summer. Bonsai exhibition.

1998-08-22-1998-09-06

(Birka The Viking Town)

Bj�rk�, M�laren 08-560 514 45

The World's Pearls Back in Birka - summer exhibition. (Boat trip to Birka and guided tour available from the tourist information office.)

-1998-09-27

Slussen

Elbow Room - Personal and Sexual Space. An international group performance in conjunction with the Euro Pride gay celebrations. Tue-Sat 14.00-19.00. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-07-18-1998-08-30

(Botkyrka Art Gallery)

Munkh�ttev�gen 45 08-530 612 25

Bror Hjorth - Sculptures, Drawings & Paintings.

1998-06-06-1998-08-30

(Bukowskis Auctions)

Arsenalsgatan 4 08-614 08 00

The Royal Swedish Ballet - 225 years. An exhibition by the Dance Museum on tradition and renewal from the time of Gustav III to the present day.

1998-06-05-1998-07-05

(Dance Museum)

Barnhusgatan 12-14 08-10 82 43

A look back at the work of Lennart M�rk. 40 years of pictures & theatre with one of Sweden's leading stage designers.

-1998-06-18

I Need Space. The work, ideas & history of a group of dance performers.

1998-09-05

The Rolf de Mar� Collection. From Javanese demon masks to Fernand L�ger. From the end of October.

1998-10-01

Hamra G�rdsv�g 2, Tumba

Music of the World in Botkyrka. Instruments, clothes, art, scents along with music & dance - both live and recorded.

1998-08-01-1998-11-29

(National Museum of Ethnography)

Djurg�rdsbrunnsv�gen 34 08-666 50 00

Pictures of Buddha. Tibetan Buddhism exemplified in photographs, sculptures, thankas etc from the Hedin collections.

Kites from Japan.

-1998-06-01

The City - Heaven or Hell? The city as a phenomenon and place to live. The development of the city and people's living conditions. An exhibition at 4 museums portraying the past, present & future. Each museum has its own theme. Here: The City as a Cult Place and Divine Centre.

1998-09-10-1998-12-31

Centenary exhibition in the year 2000. The museum celebrates its centenary with an exhibition on how Swedes interract with the world around them.

2000-01-01

�stra Brob�nken, Skeppsholmen 08-717 83 00

A full-scale study of a form and design museum in Stockholm. Exhibitions & activities. Open every day 11.00-18.00, except Mondays.

1998-06-10-1998-09-30

L�vholmsbrinken 1, Liljeholmen 08-645 07 07

Effulgent - The Objects Around Us. An exhibition by Sven Lundh of items on the border between works of art and functional furniture. Info: 08-645 07 07.

1998-06-06-1998-07-26

A World of Opportunities. 25 artists from different fields examine how artistic sensitivity functions in the global media-centred society of today.

1998-07-18-1998-09-13

Babel - language as text, as image, as a virus.

1998-10-17-1998-12-13

All Ears. Exhibition of objects & sculptures which make a noise, where the acoustic & visual aspects work together. The seeing ear and the hearing eye.

1998-12-13-1999-01-30

(The Gal�rpark)

Djurg�rden

The World Walks in Stockholm. 50 or so signs from around the world showing pedestrians where to cross the road. Info: 08-698 19 98.

-1998-10-01

Djurg�rden

Craft Fleet - a floating craft workshop from the River Indal. Wrought-iron goods & other crafts plus dance, theatre & music from northern Sweden. Info: 08-698 19 98.

-1998-08-02

Goathi - the Lapp tent of the future. The k�ta (or Lapp tent) has always been part of the Lapps' identity but becoming rarer and rarer. This is a modern proposal for the Lapp tent of the future. Info: 08-698 1998.

-1998-09-30

Coastal Relay. Two relays run along the coast and finish in Stockholm. Look out for the exhibition: Our Maritime Heritage, which contains cultural artefacts from various coastal museums. Info: 08-698 1998.

1998-08-05-1998-08-09

Arkivgatan 3, Riddarholmen

Landscape X - Art in a Time of Change: a Trilogy. Art created in a time of change in the area between the Balkans and the Baltic. Part 1: Remapping. Info: 08-693 19 98.

-1998-06-07

Landscape X - Art in a Time of Change: a Trilogy. Art created in a time of change in the area between the Balkans and the Baltic. Part 2: Euralien. Info: 08-698 19 98. 19.00

1998-06-23-1998-07-07

Karlav�gen 100

Some 40 pictures from the picture archives of the Nordic Museum. Info: 08-666 46 00.

-1998-09-30

(Swedish Centre for Fine Art Printmaking)

Kungsladug�rden, Mariefred 0159-231 60

A look back at the work of Philip von Schantz.

-1998-08-30

World Circus. For children of all ages - magic, sorrow, happiness and life in the world of the circus.

-1998-09-20

Graphic Faces. The graphic artist's view of himself & others. 20th century Swedish graphics.

-1998-09-20

Outi Heiskanen.

1998-06-06-1998-09-20

Black and white portraits.

1998-06-06-1998-09-20

Carl Fredrik Reutersw�rd.

1998-09-26-1998-11-15

200 years of lithography.

1998-09-26-1999-01-17

(Gripsholm Castle)

Mariefred 0159-10194

In Praise of the Royal Family. An exhibition of books, diplomas etc.

-1998-08-31

Annerov�gen 4, Solna 08-31 97 90

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation. The Eco-Park's current conservation programme and visions of the future. Also: The Society s work in the Eco-Park.

-1998-10-04

Exhibition on Stockholm's inner-city park - the Eco-Park. The history of the park in terms of kings and other historical characters. The people's park. Threats and visions.

-1998-10-04

Gustav III's Haga - Dream and Reality. Birgitta Stenberg makes models of the park s palace and buildings.

-1998-10-04

Contemporary Swedish Sculptors. Works by Rune Rydelius, P�l Svensson, Tommy �stman & others.

-1998-06-21

(Hallwyl Collection)

Hamngatan 4 08-666 44 99

Technical Miracles 100 Years Ago. Many technical innovations were to be found in this particular building as far back as 1900: central heating, electric lifts, telephone systems & various household appliances. With the National Museum of Science and Technology.

-1998-09-06

Textiles Under Discussion Again. New ideas and traditions in textiles.

1998-09-18-1998-11-22

The Hallwyl Centenary. How did the gentry and their servants celebrate Christmas in 1898? The Hallwyl palace will be decorated just as it was then. Enjoy a taste of Swedish building culture.

1998-11-27-1999-01-13

(Museum of National Antiquities)

Narvav�gen 13-17 08-783 94 00

Finds from Birka and Traces of Sweden during Viking Times. Maps, large-scale photographs & objects show how the Vikings lived and how they are reflected in Sweden's landscape.

-1998-12-31

Nordic Ceramics Triennial 98. The work of 30 or so young Nordic ceramists reflects developments in the world of ceramics.

1998-06-13-1998-08-30

The City - Heaven or Hell? The city as a phenomenon and place to live. The development of the city and people's living conditions. An exhibition at 4 museums portraying the past, present & future. Each museum has its own theme. Here: The City - People and Power.

1998-09-10-1998-12-31

Prague meets Stockholm. Frantisek Bilek & Alfons Mucha - 2 Art Nouveau Czech artists.

1998-10-01-1998-12-31

(Jewish Museum)

H�lsingegatan 2 08-31 01 43

Jewish Stockholm. Jewish places, institutions and people that have helped to shape the city.

-1998-12-31

Gal�rparken, Djurg�rden 08-660 06 00

At Home with Pettson and Findus. An exhibition on Sven Nordqvist's children's characters Pettson (a cunning old man) and Findus (a shrewd cat). Lots for children to see & do.

(Kakn�s Tower)

Norra Djurg�rden 08-667 80 30

Hologram exhibition. A selection of Nobel-prize winning laser technique pictures.

(Ceramic Center)

Gustavsberg 08-570 356 58

The Blue Flower. A Swedish coffee cup emblem. An exhibition on the Gustavsberg porcelain cup manufactured from the 1870s to 1995.

-1998-11-01

(Swedish Academy of Art)

Fredsgatan 12 08-23 29 45

Art students exhibit their work.

-1998-06-07

Visions of Stockholm.

1998-06-13-1998-08-31

Peter Freudenthal - electrically charged light. Provisional date.

1998-11-01-1998-12-31

Ingenj�rsv�gen 10 08-744 16 44

Memento Metropolis - Longing for the New. Remembering 20th century cities: the century s many issues - from our obsession with making the world a better place to visions of destruction. Works such as The Raft of Medusa & The Happy End of Franz Kafka s America play a key role. This exhibition was shown in Copenhagen during its year as Cultural Capital of Europe and will travel to Helsinki when it is Cultural Capital in the year 2000.

1998-09-01-1998-11-15

(Cultural Centre)

Sergels torg 3 08-508 31 400

To the Moon. An exhibition on the race between the US & the Soviet Union to be the 1st to put a man on the Moon. A mixture of science fiction & science faction, high and low, Russian & American. Gallery 3.

1998-06-05-1998-08-23

Xposemptember - the Stockholm Photographic Festival 1998. As part of the Cultural Capital celebrations this photographic festival will comprise a number of exhibitions, seminars, workshops, talks & other events which will combine to make an intensely photographic month. Photographs by Andres Serrano, female Argentinian photographers & others.

1998-09-05-1998-10-04

Dreams and Clouds - From a New South Africa. A comprehensive cultural exhibition of the work of various artists from South Africa. Visual art, installations, media and photography.

1998-10-03-1999-01-08

Ticket. A global journey through 40 or so countries, cities & places chosen at random & based on a unique collection of thousands of tickets & documents from around the world which are collected & displayed poetically, visually & aurally. Gallery 3.

1998-11-01-1998-12-31

Sergels torg 3 08-7000 100

Josef Frank. Original richly patterned cotton fabrics by Frank, and the functionalist houses he designed.

1998-06-17-1998-09-13

Sergels Torg 3 08-7000 100

Meetings - photographs by Ingvar Kenne. An exhibition about a trip around the world on a motorbike between 1994 & 1996. 96,220 km, 746 days and 5 continents.

1998-06-11-1998-08-16

Looks - Miradas: 7 Argentinian photographers. 7 leading photographers from Buenos Aires exhibit their work.

1998-09-10-1999-04-06

(Cultural Center, kilen)

Sergels torg 08-508 31 400

Landscape after Verlaine. Video installation by Carl Henrik Svenstedt. Music: Marie Samuelsson.

1998-06-12-1998-06-14

(The Royal Library)

Humleg�rden 08-463 40 00

If Nils Holgersson had flown around the world... it would have been very cramped on the goose s wings. Children's books & posters.

1998-10-19-1998-12-21

Info Tel 08-24 64 90

Time Machine. A journey through time in images of Stockholm from before the turn of the century. Experience the city, its people and activities in large-screen format in a special room in the centre of the city. Free entrance. Info: 08-698 19 98.

-1998-09-30

(Toy Museum)

Mariatorget 1 C 08-452 93 80

Swedish Toys. Exhibits from 20 or so Swedish toy factories over the ages.

-1998-11-08

Barbie turns 40.

1998-12-12

(Liljevalch Art Gallery)

Djurg�rdsv�gen 60 08-508 31 330

The Presence and Essence of Crafts! Theme: traditional costume and folk art. Lots of activities, handicrafts, daily demonstrations & hands-on activities.

-1998-08-23

A Window on the Courtyard. The work of 30 or so photographers/artists, including Robert Doisneau, Lennart Nilsson & Martin Weber.

1998-09-05-1998-10-04

Otte Sk�ld. Cubism, new objectivity and lively expressionism. A look back at 150 or so works.

1998-10-10-1998-11-29

Anna Sj�dahl. Modern classics: paintings, drawings & installations.

1998-12-05-1999-01-10

(Liljevalch Art Gallery)

Djurg�rdsv�gen 60 08-508 31 330

Late 1990s I. Themed exhibition with 3 young artists.

1998-09-12-1998-10-04

Late 90s II. Themed exhibition with 3 young artists.

1998-10-17-1998-11-22

Late 90s III. Themed exhibition with 3 young artists.

1998-12-12-1999-01-10

(Royal Armoury)

Slottsbacken 3 08-666 44 75

Clothes for Then and Forever. The original clothes belonging to King Gustav III. 20 outfits, incl a silk gown which he wore as a 2 year old, ceremonial outfits, court outfits, uniforms & the masquerade costume he wore the night he was shot.

-1998-07-27

Knights of the Swedish Order. 250 years since the Swedish orders were founded.

-1998-08-30

Peter the Great and Karl XII - during peace and at war. An exhibition about Sweden and Russia's common history during peace time and wartime from the end of the 17th century to the end of the 18th century. Presented in conjunction with the Royal Armoury & the Hermitage in St Petersburg.

1998-10-09-1999-03-15

Stockholms Frihamn 08-665 90 41

Spatiotemporal - works from the 1988-1998 collection. Comprises the work of 22 artists.

-1998-06-14

(International Puppet Theatre Museum)

Brunnsgatan 6 08-10 30 61

Swedish Doll Makers. 50 or so doll makers exhibit their work. Plus old dolls by Isaac Gr�newald, Einar Nerman & others.

-1998-08-31

The World is Here. The Puppet Museum's collections of international puppet theatres from Japan, India, Thailand & elsewhere.

1998-09-01

(Museum of Mediterranean & Near Eastern Antiquities)

Fredsgatan 2 08-783 94 00

Oriental Rugs. The history of the rug & rug patterns, primarily in Iran & Turkey, Swedish interest in these rugs & the Oriental rug in Swedish art.

-1998-10-31

Arie Mediterranee - contemporary ceramics from Vietri Sul Mare.

-1998-06-21

(Museum of Medieval Stockholm)

Str�mparterren 08-20 61 68

Pilgrims. Life, love & death on the pilgrim journey from Lake V�nern to the North Atlantic.

-1998-06-07

Occupied - A Peep Show into the Middle Ages. An exhibition about children's games, women's work, trade with foreign countries, crafts, monastic life & school in Medieval Stockholm.

-1998-12-31

(Milles Estate Museum)

Carl Milles v�g 2 08-446 75 90

Helene Schjerfbeck - paintings.

-1998-06-01

Contemporary art from India.

-1998-06-07

A Love of Glass - the Hellner glass collection. Around 700 pieces of Orrefors glass.

1998-06-16-1998-08-23

Joao Cutileiro - Portuguese sculptor.

1998-08-21-1998-09-27

Dimitris Mytaras - Greek painter.

1998-08-29-1998-09-27

The Skandinejvian SAUNA prodjekt. Ambulating sauna art by Peter Johansson.

1998-09-01-1998-10-31

Einar Norelius. Illustrations in the main workshop.

1998-10-08-1998-11-22

Sven X-et Erixon.

1998-12-05-1999-01-24

(Museum of Modern Art)

Skeppsholmen 08-5195 5200

Joan Mir�: Creator of new worlds. 80 paintings, 26 sculptures & 40 drawings.

-1998-08-30

Avatar - inspired by the electronic communication society. The exhibition touches on the issues of identity & social interplay in an increasingly media-dominated world.

-1998-08-16

The Journey - 4 museums and a journey through time and space. A journey into the future - the latest in painting and sculpture. Tue-Sun 13.00.

1998-06-22-1998-08-16

Photography in Sweden in the 1930s and 1940s.

1998-10-03-1998-11-15

In Visible Light. Photography and classification in art, science and everyday life.

1998-10-03-1998-11-15

A look back at the work of Ulrik Samuelsson.

1998-12-05-1999-02-14

Oscar Gustave Rejlander 1813-1877. A Swedish photographer who worked in the UK.

1998-12-05-1999-02-14

Jean Fautrier - paintings, sculptures, work on paper.

1998-12-05-1999-02-14

Sibyllegatan 2 08-666 45 30

Music over Borders. The impact of immigration and emigration to and from Sweden on the country's musical heritage.

-1998-10-01

Swinging Swedes - a century of jazz in Sweden.

-1998-12-31

Soundscape. An exhibition for all the senses, with sound as the star performer.

1998-06-13-1998-08-09

The Undefined City. Music & photography in an exciting combination.

1998-09-16-1998-10-14

Elfrida Andr�e - female composer & pioneer. An exhibition on Sweden's first female cathedral organist and telegraphist, orchestra conductor and composer of symphonies.

1998-10-16

(Royal Coin Cabinet)

Slottsbacken 6 08-783 94 00

Archipelago: "Neue Soldaten" by Collier Schorr (USA) is a series of photographs based on Schorr's perceptions of Swedish military service. The film "Kienholz" will be shown in the auditorium. Archipelago is the year's largest contemporary art project with around 40 exhibitions on display at seven different museums.

-1998-06-26

Caring for Buildings. An exhibition on caring for our cultural heritage, and building using a traditional approach.

1998-09-01-1998-09-30

Euro-exhibition.

1998-09-01

(National Museum of Art)

S. Blasieholmshamnen 08-5195 43 00

The City - a vision of delight or prospect of menace. Stockholm through the eyes of artists & architects from medieval times to the present day.

-1998-09-27

The Orrefors Centenary. An exhibition showing the design history of Orrefors glass and presenting works by its renowned artists and artisans.

-1998-10-11

The Journey - 4 museums and a journey through time and space. A trip back to the ancient gods and goddesses in paintings and sculptures.

1998-06-22-1998-08-16

Catherine the Great and Gustav III. An exhibition about the relationship between the 2 cousins as rulers of Russia & Sweden. In conjunction with the Hermitage in St Petersburg.

1998-10-09-1999-02-28

Roman drawings. Masterpieces from the collections of the National Museum of Art. Incl work by Rafael & his students and drawings by Queen Christina s court painter Pier Francesco Mola.

1998-10-15-1999-01-10

Excellent Swedish Design. An exhibition of modern Swedish design.

1998-11-19-1999-01-25

Adriaen de Vries (1556-1626), Imperial Sculptor. 40 or so bronze sculptures plus graphics & drawings.

1999-04-15-1999-08-29

(Swedish Museum of Natural History)

Frescativ�gen 40 08-666 40 40

Life in the Water. Depicts an exciting and largely inaccessible world.

The S�rmland Trail - the world's longest cultural trail.

-1998-10-01

The City - Heaven or Hell? The city as a phenomenon and place to live. The development of the city and people's living conditions. An exhibition at 4 museums portraying the past, present & future. Each museum has its own theme. Here: The City as Living Space and Adapting to City Life.

1998-09-10-1998-12-31

(Nordic Museum)

Djurg�rden 08-666 46 00

The Car. The creation of the car, Sweden through the car window, petrol stations, signs, oily fingers, gleaming chrome, new professions, warm back seats, dangers, things to appreciate and the future.

-1998-08-02

Kerstin Bernhard - a Legendary Photographer. A look back at 50 years of her work.

-1998-12-31

The Wooden House of the Future. A modern home, drawing on a century of wooden house building traditions. Swedish design, architecture & form. Venue: in front of the museum.

-1998-09-20

Photographs of a century. Cultural historical photography - part of the Xposeptember exhibition. Provisional date.

1998-09-01

The City - Heaven or Hell? The city as a phenomenon and place to live. The development of the city and people's living conditions. An exhibition at 4 museums portraying the past, present & future. Each museum has its own theme. Here: Here: The City s Various Life Forms.

1998-09-10-1998-12-31

Karin & Carl Larsson. An exhibition about the pair who made such a contribution to Swedish interior design & style.

1998-10-24-1999-04-05

(Norrt�lje Art Gallery)

Lilla Brogatan, Norrt�lje 0176-716 35

Natural rooms - Ingegerd M�ller, Hans Wigert, Lennart Rodhe. Paintings, drawings, graphics.

-1998-06-27

Damp - an exhibition, seminars & excursions. Birgitta Silferhielm from Sweden & Nina Katchadourian from the US.

1998-07-04-1998-08-30

(Norrt�lje library)

Billborgsgatan 3, Norrt�lje 0176-713 54

The Luminous Library. Students of architecture present their thoughts on the relationship between rooms, reading & people.

-1998-12-31

Liljeholmen

Home Building 98. 6 construction companies & their architechts show current developments in Swedish home building and what the future holds. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-08-13-1998-08-23

(Olle Olsson-House)

Furugatan/Hagalundsgatan 08-83 97 44

Britt-Marie Jern, sculptures. The Here is Your Art project - public art in Solna.

1998-06-06-1998-08-30

Xposeptember - the Stockholm Photographic Festival 98. Miriam B�ckstr�m & Katarina L�fstr�m.

1998-09-05-1998-10-04

Katrine Helmersson.

1998-10-10-1998-11-08

Ruben Nilsson of 1950s Hagalund & son Helge - paintings.

1998-11-14-1998-12-13

(Post Museum)

Lilla Nygatan 6 08-781 17 55

Letters in Art. Paintings & graphics from various eras.

-1998-09-06

Love letters taken from the Swedish love letter competition.

-1998-09-06

Mysterious letters at the cr�che. What does a letter mean to a 5 year old?

-1998-09-06

A letter means so much. Letters ranging from the unusual to the famous written by authors, artists, lovers and children.

-1999-01-31

70 years of Mickey Mouse! Parts of the Lasse �berg Mickey Mouse collection, mainly postcards & stamps.

-1998-10-04

Swedish Letter Boxes. The best, quirkiest & most beautiful letter boxes.

1998-09-26-1999-01-31

Prins Eugens v�g 6 08-662 18 33

Jugend Porcelain from R�rstrand. 70 or so masterpieces.

-1998-08-30

Anniversary exhibition: Prince Eugen and His Time. A look back at the art and official work of Prince Eugen in Sweden over half a century.

1998-06-06-1999-01-10

Cushions in the Mill - a textiles exhibition.

1998-06-20-1998-08-20

10 Park Benches - on the border between art & functional furniture.

1998-06-26-1998-11-01

The inner-city park through the eyes of artists over the centuries.

1998-10-16-1999-01-10

(Rosendal Palace/Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde)

Djurg�rden

Gardens & Crafts. A meeting between various art forms which unite ecology, recycling, art & horticulture. A number of gardens have been created in the grounds of the Rosendal Palace. Talks, gardening courses, concerts, food weeks & much much more. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-06-03-1998-10-30

Doors - 14 artists investigate 14 doors in the suburb of R�gsved. Info & map at the information centre at R�gsvedsslingan 10. Guided tours. Info: 0708-866 459.

-1998-09-13

S�by Torg 2, R�nninge 08-532 540 86

Sports Historical Exhibition.

1998-11-14-1998-12-17

St Nygatan 1, Sigtuna 08-592 515 08

Ingegerd M�ller - paintings.

-1998-06-07

Lena Westin, ceramics - Malin Sj�lander, textiles.

1998-06-14-1998-06-28

Stora gatan 55, Sigtuna 08-592 510 18

Lehman, Ekholm, Brunke - 3 artists in Sigtuna.

-1998-06-21

City of Kings, Home of the Vikings. Sigtuna, Stockholm's predecessor as first city.

-1998-10-04

Traditional Ways of Forecasting the Weather.

1998-06-27-1998-09-06

(National Maritime Museum)

Djurg�rdsbrunnsv�gen 24 08-666 49 00

The Boats to Finland, 100 years of Stockholm to Turku.

People & Boats in the Nordic Countries. Coastal and boat culture in the Nordic countries. 20 original old boats on display.

-1998-11-29

Ocean Goers - Swedish sailors on the seven seas. Life on the ocean wave, then and now.

Boat Hall 2 at Wasahamnen. All kinds of original boats on display. Open every day 10.00-17.00. Closed 19-20 Jun.

-1998-08-31

Djurg�rden 08-442 80 00

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. Gotland: food, handicrafts, sport etc.

1998-06-05-1998-06-06

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. Dalarna.

1998-06-21-1998-06-23

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. �sterg�tland: 27 Jun concert with Liverpool, 16.00. Performance by the Kadabra theatrical group. 27-28 Jun an evening with author Gerda Antti.

1998-06-26-1998-06-28

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. The region of �rebro.

1998-07-01-1998-07-05

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. V�sterbotten.

1998-07-31-1998-08-02

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. A taste of H�lsingland.

1998-09-04-1998-09-06

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. A taste of G�strikland.

1998-09-11-1998-09-13

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. A taste of V�sternorrland.

1998-09-17-1998-09-19

A Taste of Sweden. Food traditions, music, theatre & children's activities from around Sweden. A taste of V�stra G�taland.

1998-09-25-1998-09-27

The Stockholm Brig. A double-masted brig is currently under construction at Skeppsholmen. Launch planned for early spring 1999. Info: 08-698 1998.

-1999-05-30

(Skeppsholm Church)

Skeppsholmen

Landscape X - Art in a Time of Change: a Trilogy. Art created in a time of change in the area between the Balkans and the Baltic. Part 3: Utopia/dystopia. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-10-08-1998-10-27

(Skokloster Castle)

B�lsta 018-38 60 77

The 1648 Peace of Westphalia - Wrangel, Skokloster & Europe. Carl Gustaf Wrangel (builder of Skokloster Castle) - fighter, field marshal, count & general governor in Swedish Pomerania.

-1998-11-01

Vinterviken 08-19 62 00

Stockholm Sculpture Triennial. Selected artists display their work on three separate occasions, from 19 Apr, 18 Jul & 17 Oct.

-1999-01-06

(Royal Palace)

Gamla stan 08-402 61 30

The Royal Table. The banqueting suite contains the 40 m long table in the Karl XI gallery laid for a gala dinner. The large guest suite is furnished for a state visit. Visit the Bernadotte Library. Open house in the Bernadotte suite.

-1998-12-31

Karl XIV Johan - A European Career. An exhibition about the first Bernadotte monarch's career in the French army and as Crown Prince and King of Sweden & Norway.

-1998-09-30

Norrt�lje (Turistinfo. 0176-719 90)

Motorbike exhibition. Thousands of motorbikes on display.

1998-06-06-1998-06-06

(Stockholm Transport Museum)

Tegelviksgatan 22 08-686 15 50

Colour and Design in Public Transport. Graphics & design work from the past and the designs for Stockholm's new underground train.

-1998-08-31

(Stockholm City Museum)

Ryssg�rden, Slussen 08-508 316 00

People around a workshop, Stockholm 1897. Stockholm in the age of industrialism.

Fire!!! - the palace fire of 1697 & other Stockholm fires.

A Capital Takes Shape - Stockholm during the 16th & 17th centuries. The transformation from small town to a magnificent capital.

Proud City - 18th century Stockholm. The city during the Age of Liberty and the time of Gustav III.

Stockholm in the 20th Century The development of the city since 1900. City planning & issues over the years. The war years & the ideas behind V�llingby, the cutting edge of modernism.

-1998-12-31

Do you know Fia Jansson? An exhibition about Anna Hoffman - Stockholm entertainer, theatre & film director around 1900.

-1998-08-30

Tunnvalvet - the photographic gallery at the Museum. City and urban life is the common theme of the exhibitions: Stones by Bj�rn Larsson.

-1998-08-23

Tunnvalvet - the photographic gallery at the Museum. City and urban life is the common theme of the exhibitions: Xposeptember Stockholm Photographic Festival 1998.

1998-09-05-1998-10-04

Stockholm by night. An exhibition about how lighting techniques over the ages have influenced people and their environment. The exhibition forms part of a programme relating to urban light and darkness that is under way at various places in Stockholm.

1998-10-10-1999-03-25

Tunnvalvet - the photographic gallery at the Museum. City and urban life is the common theme of the exhibitions: Photographs by Marie Nilsson.

1998-11-01-1998-12-31

Bollards on the Stockholm Quays. The waters around Skeppsholmen will be adorned with bollards designed by architects, craftsmen & designers. Info: 08-698 19 98.

-1998-11-30

Summer Pavilions in the City Parks. 7 new pavilions designed to reflect the character of the city s various parks. Info: 08-698 19 98.

-1998-09-15

-1998-08-15

Breaking the Ice. The region of Norrbotten & the countries around the Barents Sea present our northern culture in the form of theatrical, musical, dance & other peformances . Info: 08-698 1998.

1998-06-05-1998-06-14

Art exhibition of air-borne sculptures. A project between a balloon manufacturer and young artists. Pieces of art fly over Stockholm. 20.20

1998-06-06-1998-06-06

Gestalt - a spiritual place. 5 world religions, a group of architects, designers, musicians & artists show 5 installations on ways of looking at life. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-07-06-1998-07-12

Mobile Home - caravans designed by students at Nordic art schools. The caravans move between venues and can be viewed by the public. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-08-15-1998-08-25

Barracks Art. In conjunction with the Swedish elections 10 artists are invited to work on 10 barracks sited in central locations. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-09-07-1998-09-21

(Stockholm County Museum)

Sabbatsbergsv�gen 6 08-690 69 60

Colour and Wooden Houses. When did we start to paint our houses and why? How have fashion, style and finances inspired our choice of colour?

-1998-08-30

(Stockholm School Museum)

Hjorthagens skola, J�gm�starg. 25 08-664 05 75

50th Anniversary of the Nordic School Games - the Photographs.

-1998-06-30

(Stockholm's Underground)

Under/Exposed. Currently the largest photographic exhibition in the world, Under/Exposed is on display at 17 Stockholm underground stations. Info: 08-698 19 98.

1998-09-05-1998-10-04

Nacka 08-718 82 90

Children Build Sculptures - an exhibition.

-1998-06-01

(Strindberg Museum)

Drottninggatan 85 08-411 53 54

Strindberg in Berlin. 1892-1893 Strindberg spent in Berlin together with other authors and artists, a.o. Edvard Munch. Portraits, photos, letters and other information about Berlin at that time.

-1998-08-02

Bergman - theatrical moments caught on film. Photographic exhibition of Ingmar Bergman's productions at the Royal Dramatic Theatre.

1998-08-19-1998-10-04

On the Spot Accounts - Strindberg in France & Switzerland. Exhibition includes recently discovered self portraits & Strindberg s diary from his trip to France.

1998-08-21-1998-10-04

(S�dert�lje Art Gallery)

S:ta Ragnhildsgatan 3 08-550 222 60

(N)evergreen - a baroque installation by Gunilla Wihlborg.

1998-10-17-1998-12-06

(National Museum of Science and Technology)

Museiv�gen 7 08-663 10 85

The Faces of Steel. Steel in all its forms, today and tomorrow.

-1998-08-30

Autochromes - colour photos, unique pictures from the early 1900s.

-1998-08-23

E=mc2, energy becomes matter. An exhibition about particle physics.

-1998-06-20

Technical Miracles 100 Years Ago. A display and explanation of how new technological advances from the turn of the century worked, eg old electric and gas-powered equipment. In conjunction with the Hallwyl Collection.

-1998-09-06

Archipelago: An installation by artists Francis Al�s (Belgium), Teresita Fern�ndes (USA), Liisa Roberts (USA), Cildo Meireles (Brazil), F�lix Gonz�les-Torres (USA) & Ben Kinmont (USA). Archipelago is the year's largest contemporary art project with around 40 exhibitions on display at seven different museums.

-1998-07-12

Hands - 144 casts of workers hands.

-1998-08-19

Technology for All. Young people's thoughts on technology, a project by pupils & teachers.

1998-06-04-1999-03-07

(Telecommunications Museum)

Museiv�gen 7 08-670 81 00

The Transistor - a modern day miracle. Few things have changed industrial society and our lives as much as the transistor.

-1998-09-01

(Tensta Centre)

Our World Heritage in Tensta. Large-scale colour photographs will be mounted on facades and in shopping centres. Music, art, presentations, seminars etc on the same theme. 18-31 May: Birka, a Viking town with an international feel. 8-21 Jun: 4 talks on the Drottningholm Palace. A giant picnic in the palace grounds on 17 Jun, 18.00-21.00. 31 Aug-13 Sep: the forest cemetry, a burial ground for a multi-cultural population. Architecture, existential issues and the history of the area. Info: 08-698 19 98..

-1998-10-15

Tensta centrum

Joan Mir� - original posters.

-1998-12-31

Storgatan 33, S�dert�lje 08-522 525 00

Out in the Open - an outdoor exhibition. A fun-packed park with exciting combinations of scientific and artistic experimental stations. For curious children & adults.

1998-06-13-1998-09-30

Sigtuna 08-592 500 20

Faith and Traditions at Christmas.

(Vasa Museum)

Gal�rvarvet, Djurg�rden 08-666 48 00

The Mary Rose - artefacts from the English warship which sank in 1545.

-1998-11-08

The Diplomat, the Queen and Peace. The 350th anniversary of the Peace of Westphalia. An exhibition on Queen Christina, peace negotiator Johan Adler Salvius & his wealthy wife. Also covers Sweden & Europe then and now.

-1999-01-10

The 17th Century Garden at the Vasa Museum. Enjoy the many plants grown in 17th century gardens.

1998-06-10-1998-09-30

Night Callers - violence in Stockholm, then and now. The differences between violence in the 1620s and now.

1998-10-30-1999-03-15

Young People's Handicrafts, 1998.

1998-11-20-1999-01-06

(Wine & Spirits Historical Museum)

Dalagatan 100 08-744 70 70

Cheers! - drinking customs & songs.

-1998-12-31

(Volvo Showroom)

Kungstr�dg�rden 08-454 30 00

Exhibition of new Volvo cars.

08-660 63 12

The International Forest. Textile pictures of women from around the world. Workshops too.

-1998-07-31

Munkh�ttev�gen 45 08-530 612 25

Sven X-et Erixon - paintings, graphics & objects from his workshop.

1998-11-26

Klarabergsg. 50 08-676 60 00

The Antarctic - a photographic exhibition by Stig Gustavsson.

1998-06-24-1998-07-26

(�keshof Palace)

�keshov, Bromma 08-87 01 20

The Garden City. Experience the garden city as a lifestyle. Learn more about gardening and pick up some of its history.

-1998-09-13

(Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities)

Skeppsholmen 08-666 43 91

The Journey - 4 museums and a journey through time and space. Join Marco Polo on his trip to China. See the silk and dragon paintings. In the studio children can print their own money. Tue-Sun 13.00

1998-06-22-1998-08-16

Sho - contemporary Japanese calligraphy. Anniversary exhibition by the Mainichi Calligraphy Society.

1998-08-08-1998-09-27

China & Europe. Trade relations between China & Europe through the East India companies, focusing on trade in art such as porcelain, lacquer & silk.

1998-11-01

Narvav�gen 13-17 08-783 94 00

20th Century Swedish Furniture Design.

1998-06-08-1998-06-18

Life Forms - room for the future. Art students display their practical design solutions for the future and share artistic reflections in the form of installations.

1998-09-05-1998-10-30