The Weekender Feb 3, 4, 5: Your Guide To Stockholm’s Weekend


Posted February 1, 2017 in More

CLUB: POP 

POP club is back for its first outing of 2017, playing everything from The XX to Field Mouse. An option for those who want to dance all night but are more into big choruses than beats, Soraya Bay will be playing the main pop hits while Magdalena Lublin DJs songs from the more alternative end of the music spectrum on the indie floor. Dream pop outfit Vox Vulpes plays live.

Feb 3 @ 2200, Slakthuset

GIG: LEMAITRE

Lemaitre are a Norwegian duo who play a form of future-forward disco. They killed it by all accounts at Way Out West last year, and if you missed that, you can catch them at Södra Teatern on Saturday.

Feb 4 @ 1900, Kägelbanan

EXHIBITION: KLARA KRISTERBERG

Klara Kristalova’s work tends to polarise its viewers – what some might find cute, others might find creepy. Her sculptures often consist of animal-human hybrids whose faces are obscured by masks or natural elements. Are these creatures friendly or vicious? Are they at one with nature or overwhelmed by it? It’s not easy to tell. As befitting the daughter of Eugen Krajcik – a Czech artist with relaxed attitudes towards modern art conventions – Kristalova doesn’t seem to be terribly interested in forcing a message down the throats of viewers. Her work is open to interpretation.
Through a combination of plaster, bronze, wood, and ceramics, Kristalova creates beguiling small worlds for viewers to explore.

Feb 4 & 5 @ 1200

 

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