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We’ve turned intuition into a buzzword—flattened it into a slogan, a gut feeling, or a vague whisper we don’t always know how to hear. But what if intuition is so much more? What if it's one of the most powerful tools we have—and we’ve just forgotten how to use it? In this episode, I’m joined by Hrund Gunnsteinsdóttir , Icelandic thought leader, filmmaker, and author of InnSæi: Icelandic Wisdom for Turbulent Times . Hrund has spent over 20 years studying and teaching the science and art of intuition through her TED Talk, Netflix documentary ( InnSæi: The Power of Intuition ), and global work on leadership, innovation, and inner knowing. Together, we explore what intuition really is (hint: not woo-woo), how to cultivate it in a culture obsessed with logic and overthinking, and why your ability to listen to yourself might be the most essential skill you can develop. In This Episode, We Cover: ✅ Why we’ve misunderstood intuition—and how to reclaim it ✅ Practical ways to strengthen your intuitive muscle ✅ What Icelandic wisdom teaches us about inner knowing ✅ How to use intuition during uncertainty and decision-making ✅ Why trusting yourself is an act of rebellion (and power) Intuition isn’t magic—it’s a deep, internal guidance system that already exists inside you. The question is: are you listening? Connect with Hrund: Website: www.hrundgunnsteinsdottir.com TedTalk: https://www.ted.com/talks/hrund_gunnsteinsdottir_listen_to_your_intuition_it_can_help_you_navigate_the_future?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare Newsletter: https://hrundgunnsteinsdottir.com/blog/ LI: www.linkedin.com/in/hrundgunnsteinsdottir IG: https://www.instagram.com/hrundgunnsteinsdottir/ Book: InnSæi: Icelandic Wisdom for Turbulent Times Related Podcast Episodes: How To Breathe: Breathwork, Intuition and Flow State with Francesca Sipma | 267 VI4P - Know Who You Are (Chapter 4) Gentleness: Cultivating Compassion for Yourself and Others with Courtney Carver | 282 Share the Love: If you found this episode insightful, please share it with a friend, tag us on social media, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! 🔗 Subscribe & Review: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music…

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How does art affect us? And what function does art serve in a public space? And what can the humanities do for economics? As part of a collaborative project to bring new perspectives into the academic environment, the Stockholm School of Economics and Magasin 3 Stockholm Konsthall launched a program that presents film-based artworks in the school’s Atrium, in May 2013. Since then there has been a growing debate in the media about the relationship between the humanities and the business sector. A panel of participants from the Stockholm School of Economics, Magasin 3 Stockholm Konsthall and the Stockholm art scene, address the role of art in society. Panel: Kristina Möster, Project leader, Public Art Agency Sweden; Ann-Sofi Sidén, Artist and Professor, The Royal Institute of Arts, Stockholm; Lars Strannegård, Vice President and Professor, Stockholm School of Economics; Nina Øverli, Assistant Curator, Magasin 3, and curator of the film program at the School of Economics. Moderator: David Neuman, Museum Director, Magasin 3 and Affiliated Professor, Stockholm University. Recorded November 18, 2013 at the Stockholm School of Economics Language: English

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Panel discussion: Why Art at Handels?

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Lecture Mona Hatoum 1:06:22

3 years ago1:06:22

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On April 28, 2022, Mona Hatoum gave a lecture at Magasin III in conjunction with her solo exhibitions Mona Hatoum – Revisit at Magasin III, and So Much I Want to Say at Accelerator.

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Artist Talk Tal R 58:45

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The painting Natten (The Night) was created by Tal R in 2019 specifically for Magasin III Jaffa, Tel Aviv. The painting was shown at Magasin III in Stockholm in 2021, together with six woodcuts. On Saturday, December 4, 2021, museum director Tessa Praun had a talk with Tal R about his artistry and the topic of falling in relation to the subject matter of Natten (The Night).…

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Verkligheter - ett samtal om fotografi 1:03:34

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Lyssna på en inspelning av samtalet mellan Gunnel Wåhlstrand och Magnus Bremmer som hölls i relation till Gunnel Wåhlstrand utställning på Magasin III. Inspelat på Magasin III den 8 mars 2017.

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Artist talk with Tony Oursler 53:55

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Listen to a recording from the talk between artist Tony Oursler and Richard Julin, Deputy Director and Chief Curator at Magasin III, in relation to Tony Oursler's exhibition M*r>0r at Magasin III. Recorded at Magasin III in Stockholm on September 15, 2016.

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En kväll om: Oro 52:50

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Vi lever i oroliga tider. Men vad gör oron med oss fysiskt, mentalt och själsligt? Vad händer i hjärnan när vi oroar oss? Hur har människor hanterat oro genom historien? Och hur hanterar den sekuläre svensken sin oro när man avskaffat gud? Inspelning från samtal på Medelhavsmuseet den 8 april 2016. Lisa Clefberg, leg psykolog och forskare i klinisk neurovetenskap, Karolinska Institutet, Hans Ruin, professor i filosofi, Södertörns högskola och Göran Ståhle, religionspsykolog, Södertörns högskola i ett samtal om oro och vad den gör med oss. Moderator: Petra Holmberg, intendent Världskulturmuseerna. Magasin III i samarbete med Medelhavsmuseet…

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Audioguide: The Nature of Particles. ENGLISH version 49:34

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Audioguide for the exhibition The Nature of Particles at Magasin III Museum & Foundation for Contemporary Art in Stockholm. The exhibition features works by Jake & Dinos Chapman alongside works by the 19th century artist Francisco Goya. In the audioguide curator Tessa Praun tells about the background of the exhibition and brothers Jake and Dinos Chapman’s artistic practice. Jake Chapman talks about how he and his brother Dinos began using Goya’s famous series of etchings Los Desastres de la Guerra as a starting point in his oeuvre, as well as about the artworks we see in the exhibition The Nature of Particles at Magasin III. Karin Sidén, Associate Professor and Director General of the museum Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde and former curator at Nationalmuseum in Stockholm has for many years immersed herself in Francisco Goya’s oeuvre, including Nationalmuseum’s exhibition on Goya in 1994 and in the exhibition From El Greco to Dali in 2003. In the audio guide she talks about Goya’s oeuvre, focusing on the graphic series Los Desastres de la Guerra. The audioguide is produced by Magasin III in collaboration with Rask Musikdesign, Stockholm, February 2016. Language: english…

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Audioguide: The Nature of Particles. SWEDISH version 35:06

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I audioguiden berättar curator Tessa Praun om bakgrunden till utställningen och om bröderna Jake & Dinos Chapmans konstnärskap. Vi hör även Jake Chapman om hur han och brodern Dinos började använda Goyas kända serie etsningar Los Desastres de la Guerra som en utgångspunkt i sitt konstnärskap, samt om verken vi ser i utställningen The Nature of Particles på Magasin III. Karin Sidén, överintendent på Waldemarsudde och tidigare intendent på Nationalmuseum har under många år fördjupat sig i Francisco Goyas konstnärskap, bl.a. i Nationalmuseums utställning om Goya 1994 och i utställningen Från El Greco till Dalì 2003. I audioguiden berättar hon om Goyas konstnärskap med fokus på den grafiska serien Los Desastres de la Guerra. Audioguiden är producerad av Magasin III i samarbete med Rask Musikdesign, Stockholm, februari 2016. Språk: svenska…

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Artist talk: Jake Chapman 51:58

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Curator Tessa Praun in a conversation with Jake Chapman about the exhibition The Nature of Particles at Magasin III, about his and his brother Dino’s artistry and relation to the 19th century artist Francisco Goya. The artist talk was recorded at Studio 4 in Radiohuset in Stockholm on February 25th, 2016. Language: English…

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Panel discussion: From Chaos to Insight – On Collections 1:48:07

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How does one build a collection today, that is both in tune with the times and relevant for the future? What are good working models for making the collection an active part of the organization? In March of 2014 Grafikens Hus in Mariefred burned down to the ground. This extreme situation ignited many questions, among them how does one build a new collection today? In collaboration with Riksutställningar (the Swedish Exhibition Agency), Grafikens Hus has organized four talks around these questions to take place during 2015. Among partners in this conversation series are Magasin III, Nationalmuseum, Marabouparken konsthall and Eskilstuna konstmuseum. International guests will be invited to reflect on these issues. Participants: Elvira Dyangani Ose, Goldsmiths University of London, and Gothenburg International Biennial for Contemporary Art. Annie Fletcher, Curator Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven and Tutor De Appel, Amsterdam. Anders Jansson, Director and Curator Museum Anna Nordlander, Skellefteå. David Neuman, Museum Director Magasin III Museum & Foundation for Contemporary Art, Stockholm. Moderator: Nina Beckmann, Director Grafikens Hus, Mariefred. Recorded on April 14 , 2015 at Magasin III, Stockholm. Language: English…

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Conversation: Ernst Josephson 46:21

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Museum director David Neuman has invited two of Sweden’s experts on Ernst Josephson, Ulf Abel and Peter Cornell, to discuss one of the artist’s drawings, which has recently become part of our collection. It is one in a series of over 100 drawings called “andeprotokoll,” which Josephson created during a time of mental illness. They are a sort of record of spiritual visitations, all of which follow a fixed format. Moderator: David Neuman, Museum Director, Magasin III and Affiliated Professor, Stockholm University. Participants: Ulf Abel holds a doctorate in art history. He has worked for many years at Nationalmuseum, where he was responsible for the icon collection. Among Abel’s areas of research are Byzantine and Russian art, as well as early 20th century Swedish art. His publications include Ikonen – bilden av det heliga, Nationalmuseum Icons, Ikonen – den besjälade bilden and Ernst Josephson. Peter Cornell is an art critic and former professor of Modern Art Theory and the History of Ideas at Konstfack (The University College of Arts, Crafts and Design) and The Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm. His publications include Den hemliga källan, Paradisets vägar, Vid himmelrikets portar, Gemensamma rum, Mannen på gatan and Öppningar. Recorded November 27, 2014 at Magasin III Museum & Foundation for Contemporary Art. Language: Swedish…

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Audioguide: The Drawing Room 39:54

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Join museum director David Neuman and actor Lena Endre as they walk through the exhibition The Drawing Room and discuss their reactions to the artworks. The audioguide is produced by Tomas Rajnai, Jens Nielsen och Sofia Ekman Neves in collaboration with Magasin III, in February 2014. Language: Swedish…

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Sound catalogue: On the Tip of My Tongue. Chapter 5: The Caretaker 18:21

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British musician James Leyland Kirby talks about his album An Empty Bliss Beyond This World, released in 2011 under the name of The Caretaker. Made solely from sampled gramophone records of pre-war ballroom music, it reflects the artist’s ongoing interest in what happens when our minds and memories begin to deteriorate. Recent research has shown that for Alzheimer’s sufferers, music can act as a trigger to reawaken lost memories, and this has been a starting point for Kirby’s exploration of the mind and how it operates. The album was played in its entirety as part of Magasin 3’s exhibition On the Tip of My Tongue, on one occassion only. On a Sunday afternoon in October 2013, it could be heard inside the old ice-skating pavillion at Kastellholmen in central Stockholm.…

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Panel discussion: Why Art at Handels? 1:15:46

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #9, 2013 24:13

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Recorded November 7, 2013 The three professors are back. The three part starts off with reflections on Ai Weiwei¹s participation on the Stockholm Film Festival jury. Is the focus on the artist¹s plight in China or is this a bold marketing move driven by commercial considerations? Next up: Do lists of today¹s most influential artists say more about the art world than the art itself? And finally a look at the greatest art heists in history and the astounding trove found recently in an apartment in Munich. Language: English…

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Sound catalogue: On the Tip of My Tongue. Chapter 4: Tamara Henderson – A Venture into the... 45:58

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A Venture into the Unconscious Canadian artist Tamara Henderson talks with curators Richard Julin and Tessa Praun about the films and sculptures included in the exhibition On the Tip of My Tongue. Henderson allows herself to be led by her unconscious. Her working method transforms dreams, fragments and impulses into real action, as she deliberately sidesteps the control of a self-censoring mind. Her work opens up to another level of experiencing that we instinctively recognize – but that is hard to articulate. In this conversation, the listener is brought closer to the particular state of mind from which these works originate. Tamara Henderson is a recent graduate from the Royal Art Academy in Stockholm. Last year her work was shown at Documenta 13, Kassel and at the Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany. Earlier this year she had a solo show at Kunstverein Nürnberg. She was nominated for this year’s Canadian Sobey Art Award.…

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Sound catalogue: On the Tip of My Tongue. Chapter 3: Miranda July och Sheila Heti 33:49

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LA based filmmaker, artist and writer Miranda July talks with Canadian writer Sheila Heti about the making of We Think Alone. Speaking from the perspectives both of creator (July) and participant (Heti), the conversation centres around the challenges involved in publicizing personal information, the role of the audience, and on the question of how email can become art. We Think Alone is an artwork by Miranda July commissioned by Magasin 3 for the exhibition On the Tip of My Tongue. It consists of a compendium of 20 emails originating from the sent-items folders of participants Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lena Dunham, Kirsten Dunst, Sheila Heti, Etgar Keret, Kate and Laura Mulleavy, Catherine Opie, Lee Smolin and Danh Vo. Sent out once a week between July 1st and November 11th, 2013, it exists only in the inboxes of those who signed up to receive it.…

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Sound catalogue: On the Tip of My Tongue. Chapter 2: A meeting with Pierre Huyghe 1:10:33

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Extracts from a conversation between the French artist Pierre Huyghe (born 1962) and Curators Richard Julin and Tessa Praun. The experience of seeing Pierre Huyghe’s work Untilled at Documenta 13 in 2012, has been the key source of inspiration in the making of the exhibition On the Tip of My Tongue. In this conversation, amongst many things, Pierre Huyghe and the curators talk about cutting out the spectator and reflect on the implications that this idea may have on exhibition making. Pierre Huyghe’s work, which includes film, installation and public interventions, often take the form of constructed systems that are as unscripted as living organisms. Through his work, Huyghe is able to conjure up quite otherworldly realms in which his artworks appear freed from the constraints of accepted reality.…

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Sound catalogue: On the Tip of My Tongue. Chapter 1: A trialogue with Stina Nordenstam 1:06:25

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Swedish musician and artist Stina Nordenstam talks with curators Richard Julin and Tessa Praun. Having kept a low profile throughout her career, she is an enigmatic figure, often playing with changes of appearance. In this trialogue (conversation in three) Stina Nordenstam talks about her perception of time, her relationship to music, art and the world in general, as well as how she has been affected by the media attention. Stina Nordenstam has released six full length albums including And She Closed Her Eyes (1994), People Are Strange (1998), and The World Is Saved (2004). She participates in the exhibition On the Tip of My Tongue with the sound installation Tänk dig en människa on view both at the music festival Way Out West in Gothenburg and at Magasin 3 in Stockholm. Language: Swedish (all other chapters are in English)…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #8, 2013 29:24

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Recorded June 17, 2013 This time around, the conversation takes aim at the current Venice Biennial. Are national pavilions still relevant in our time? Does the Venice Biennial reflect a hierarchical power structure between nations? Why does the year’s biggest art event focus on outsider art and painted napkins created by prison inmates? All this and much more in our summer episode. Language: English…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #7, 2013 32:54

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Recorded May 3, 2013 Our guest in the studio is British star architect David Adjaye, know for his ongoing work on the Smithsonian Institutions’s National Museum of African American History and Culture on the National Wall in Washington D.C. Adjaye speaks about finding inspiration from contemporary artistic practices and gives us some unusual travel recommendations. Language: English…

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Conversation: Tessa Praun meets Gabriela Pichler 55:10

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Curator Tessa Praun talks with film director Gabriela Pichler in conjunction with Mika Rottenburg’s exhibition at Magasin 3 in spring 2013. Through art and film they examine the different ways in which ‘work’ is depicted across contemporary art forms. Why is it such a heated subject? How does the concept of ‘work’ differ in artist Mika Rottenberg’s imagery and Gabriela Pichler’s critically acclaimed feature film Eat Sleep Die (2012)? Recorded on May 2, 2013 Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: Swedish…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #6, 2013 22:12

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Recorded April 19, 2013 The guest in the studio is publisher, writer, editor, and former documentary filmmaker Hossein Amirsadeghi (London). Amirsadeghi is currently working on a book on the Nordic art scene to be published by Thames & Hudson, one of the most influential international publishers in art, design and architecture. Also discussed in the episode is the New York Times article “Partner Without the Prize” (April 17) which addresses the issue: what happens when one person in a creative duo gains recognition? Language: English…

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Lecture: Roy Brand. LifeArt – Can life itself be art? 49:44

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LifeArt – Can life itself be art? The stylization of life is currently a common trend—from stem cell research to cosmetic surgery, and from life-coaches to the politics of everyday life. In this lecture, Mr. Brand addresses the construction of life situations and experiences as a new medium for art. He approaches this subject through artists such as Tino Sehgal, Marina Abramovi? and others who abandon the usual and traditional art objects and attempt to shape life through direct encounters in which the encounter and life itself constitutes the art. Dr. Roy Brand is a Lecturer of Philosophy at the Graduate School of Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, and the Director and Chief Curator of Yaffo 23 – a center for contemporary art and culture in Jerusalem. He is the editor and translator of Philosophy in a Time of Terror: Dialogues with Habermas and Derrida, and editor and consultant curator of Bare Life: Contemporary Art Reflecting on the State of Emergency. His book LoveKnowledge: The Life of Philosophy from Socrates to Derrida, was published in 2012 by Columbia University Press; and he currently works on LifeArt: on the Stylization of Life in Culture and Art. Recorded April 18, 2013 in Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #5, 2013 29:22

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Recorded April 5, 2013 Listen to the fifth episode of our critically acclaimed ArtPod. Magasin 3 ArtPod #5 features legendary artist Chris Burden (1946, USA), who guests our studio. Chis Burden, first received considerable attention in the early 1970s for his controversial performances during which he frequently put his own safety at risk. In autumn 2013, the New Museum, New York will host a large solo exhibition of Chris Burden’s work. Language: English…

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Artist talk: Chris Burden 1:00:41

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On April 5th 2013, Magasin 3 invited the Los Angeles-based artist Chris Burden to Stockholm to give an artist talk coinciding with his exhibition. The legendary artist spoke about his artistic practice, addressing both his new works and how he relates to his earlier performances. Burden specifically discussed works that are in the collection at Magasin 3, many of which propose technical solutions for man’s movement through space. Chris Burden has been active artistically since the 1970s, when he achieved notoriety for controversial performances in which he put his personal safety at risk. These works often went on for several days, and to a closed audience, which even in that day fostered a sense of legend and myth around the artist’s works. Recorded April 5, 2013 at Bio Rio, Stockholm Language: English…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #4, 2013 29:45

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Recorded March 16, 2013 Is it problematic when art critics change their minds? The discussion builds on the American art critic Peter Schjeldahl’s shifting perspective on Gustav Klimt’s painting Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I. This episode’s special guest is Niclas Östlind, curator and Ph.D. candidate at Valand Academy, University of Gothenburg. Language: English…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #3, 2013 26:10

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Recorded February 8, 2013 In the third episode of Magasin 3 ArtPod, the artist Mika Rottenberg is our special guest in the studio. The discussion centers around the term “political art” and Swedish Television’s new program Fråga Kultureliten? Language: English

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Artist talk: Mika Rottenberg 55:05

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In this podcast Mika Rottenberg talks with curator Tessa Praun about art and the process of putting together the exhibition Sneeze to Squeeze which was exhibited at Magasin III in the spring of 2013. Mika Rottenberg explains how various works evolved, including Tropical Breeze, Dough, Squeeze, and Cheese, tracing from conception through execution and finally to the presentation at Magasin 3. Mika Rottenberg reveals various sources of inspiration, including Karl Marx’s labor theory, the multifaceted nature of New York City, and a farm in rural Florida. She describes how the factories in her artworks portray closed economic structures that she considers no more peculiar than our absurd reality. The talk also touches upon intriguing questions of how value is created, the effect of different spaces on the body, the symbiotic relationship between exhibitionism and voyeurism, alchemical transformation, the mystique surrounding certain products and what it is like to participate in a hair convention with the Long Hair Club. Recorded February 8, 2013 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #2, 2013 24:09

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Recorded January 17, 2013 Why are oil portraits of public figures so often problematic? “Konstkuppen,” the latest culture program on SVT (Swedish public service television), aspires to popularize art. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Lastly, the love affair between the art world and luxury brands is examined. Will it continue? Language: English…

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Magasin 3 ArtPod #1, 2012 29:02

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Recorded december 10, 2012 Carl Mikael von Hausswolff chose to speak about his controversial exhibition exclusively on Magasin 3 ArtPod. Language: English

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Panel discussion: On painting and ’the good’ in art... 52:22

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...Richard Julin, Kristina Jansson and Fredrik Söderberg Deputy Director and Chief Curator Richard Julin discusses painting with artists Kristina Jansson and Fredrik Söderberg in relation to the exhibition Anton Henning Too Much Skin, Taste & Turpentine. Recorded November 22, 2012 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: Swedish…

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Lecture: Olle Granath. Francis Picabia – I am a monster 39:21

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In relation to the exhibition with German painter Anton Henning at Magasin 3 in 2012, Olle Granath, former Director of the Moderna Museet, and the National Museum, gives us a a close portrait of the charismatic artist Francis Picabia (1879-1953). Picabia, close friend to Duchamp, was a restless pioneer in Dada, constantly striving for total artistic freedom, while challenging the good taste with his nude portraits. With approval from the Dance Museum we also showed Entr’acte by René Clair, the classic film from 1924 in the transitional period between Dada and Surrealism. Olle Granath is a critic, writer and a recognized figure in the Swedish art scene. He was previously head of the Museum of Modern Art (1980-1989), Director of the National Museum and art director of the National Museum (1989-2001), Granath is an honorary member of the Academy of Arts since 1987 and author of books on Swedish and Nordic artists including The dog’s Vision: explorations of contemporary life (2008). Recorded November 8, 2012 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: Swedish…

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Audioguide: Something Turned Into a Thing 1:02:48

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Janine Antoni, John Chamberlain, Wim Delvoye, Tom Friedman, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Denise Grünstein, Sol LeWitt, Agnes Martin, James Turrell, Lawrence Weiner, Rémy Zaugg The curator of the exhibition Tessa Praun presents Something Turned Into a Thing and talks about how the works found their way into the Magasin 3 collection. The audioguide is produced by Tomas Rajnai in collaboration with Magasin 3. Language: Swedish.…

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Artist talk: Anton Henning 39:09

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In relation to the exhibition Too Much Skin, Taste & Turpentine at Magasin 3 2012, Curator Richard Julin discusses painting, exhibition making, taste and conformism with the artist Anton Henning. Henning’s work is often described as a Gesamtkunstwerk – a total work of art – where he mixes painting, sculpture and video and assembles the works to a single spatial installation. Recorded September 7, 2012 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English.…

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Audioguide: Museum Magasin 3, pt. 2 42:15

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Listen to museum director David Neuman talk about the exhibition Museum Magasin 3 – Works from the collection. Cosima von Bonin, Per Kirkeby and Tal R that he has curated. He tells about the background for the exhibition as well as presenting the individual artworks and artistry. The audioguide is produced by Tomas Rajnai in collaboration with Magasin 3. Language: Swedish.…

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Audioguide: Museum Magasin 3, pt. 1 15:37

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Lecture: John C. Welchman. Mountains and the Marine: Visual Metaphor in the Work of Cosima von Bonin 1:20:02

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Few artists have packed such an extraordinary range of both clear and covert references to art movements and other artists or to particular locations and intermittently specific objects into the sequencing of their works. Focusing on the “marine core” of Cosima von Bonin’s art this lecture examines how metaphorical meanings are found, produced and relayed in the work of the artist. John C. Welchman is Professor of art history in the Visual Arts department at the University of California, San Diego and co-director of the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts. Recorded March 29, 2012 in Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English…

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Panel discussion: Curating Stories 1:04:12

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0:00:001:04:12 The seminar Curating Stories, is a collaboration between Magasin 3 and students at the International Curating Art Program at Stockholm University. Based on Andrea Zittel exhibition Lay of My Land, a guest panel discuss creativity in curating from the perspective of storytelling. Whether taken literally or otherwise, what kind of implications do these stories have for Curators, Artists, Artworks, Spaces, Audiences and Society at large? Panel: Richard Julin, deputy director and chief curator at Magasin 3, Magdalena Malm, artistic director of the Mobile Art Production, Bo Nilsson, artistic director of Artipelag and Liv Stoltz, a freelance curator. The panel represents both the institutional and non-institutional spheres. They share their knowledge and experiences in a discussion led by Moderator, Anders Karnell. Anders is the Art Editor of Nöjesguiden magazine, and also works as a Pedagog at Moderna Museet. Recorded November 30, 2011 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English…

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Artist talk: Marijke van Warmerdam 25:46

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In her lecture Eyecatcher Marijke van Warmerdam talks about her films, photographs and sculptures since the early 1990s. In her work she focuses on the seemingly insignificant and allows these occurrences to widen and deepen into poetic studies. During fall 2011 Magasin 3 presented a selection of van Warmerdam’s films. Marijke van Warmerdam was born in 1959 in Nieuwer Amstel in the Netherlands. She has had numerous solo exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale and institutions such as Wiener Secession, Museum Ludwig in Cologne, ICA in Boston, and the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven. Her collected works can be seen in a large traveling retrospective starting at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam this fall. Van Warmerdam lives and works in Amsterdam and has a professorship in Karlsruhe at Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste. Recorded on September 23, 2011 at the Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm Language: English…

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Artist talk: Andrea Zittel 59:44

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In conjunction with the American artist Andrea Zittels exhibition Lay of My Land at Magasin 3 fall of 2011, she held a lecture about her work and how she uses her home and studio A–Z West in Joshua Tree, California to explore ideas about what humans need for survival. For over two decades she has created minimal households where everyday activities like sleeping, eating, cooking and social situations become artistic acts. Recorded September 9, 2011 at Bio Rio, Stockholm Language: English…

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Artist talk: Björn Säfsten 29:44

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A conversation between Chief Curator and Deputy Director Richard Julin and choreographer Björn Säfsten and dancers Anja Arnquist, Sophie Augot, Allison Ahl, Linda Blomqvist and Madeleine Lindh. From April 14th to 18th 2011, Björn Säfsten’s Corduroy de-constructed, a conceptual performance in which the choreographer presents movements for observation, inspection and inspiration, was performed at Magasin 3. Richard Julin discusses the process of deconstructing and remounting the work Corduroy with Björn Säfsten and his dancers. They explore what happens when a work originally created for a large stage is broken down into three separate yet corresponding parts and moved from a traditional stage to the more intimate gallery space at Magasin 3. Recorded April 14, 2011 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: Swedish…

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Lecture: Hans Blomqvist. Investigations of a Dog – Kafka as artist and mystic 1:00:43

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In his lecture Investigations of a Dog – Kafka as artist and mystic Hans Blomqvist speaks about Kafka’s life and work and how it has been interpreted over time. Blomqvist also gives insight into Kafka’s original way of crafting his stories and his particular esthetic, in which mystical ideas take center stage. Hans Blomqvist is a translator and author based in Gothenburg. Together with Erik Ågren he has translated Franz Kafka to Swedish for many years. Hans Blomqvist has written Den oerhörda värld jag har i mitt huvud (The Tremendous World I Have in My Head) in 2006, a book about Kafka’s literary technique and esthetic based on his own explorations about his writing and the compilation of essays Gemenskapen har sina demoner och ensamheten sina (Community has Demons and So Does Loneliness) published 2009. Recorded March 10, 2011 in Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: Swedish…

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Lecture: Jerzy J. Kierkuc-Bielinski. Sir John Soane: Architecture, Collecting and ... 1:03:36

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Sir John Soane: Architecture, Collecting and ’…the Museum of Museums’ Sir John Soane (1753-1837) was one of the most innovative and forward thinking architects in British history. He was also one of Britain’s most important collectors of art and antiquities creating unprecedented installations of objects within his house. These have provided inspiration for many contemporary artists. Whilst looking at Soane’s architectural career this lecture will also focus on his equally important role as a collector. Jerzy J. Kierku?-Bieli?ski is curator at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London. Richard Julin, Deputy Director at Magasin 3, opens the lecture by presenting the Magasin 3’s collection. Recorded November 25, 2010 in Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English…

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Artist talk: Carl Hammoud and Maria Hedlund and lecture about the studio by Wouter Davidts 1:08:15

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You specify it, we fabricate it: The art of production On the occasion of the 2010 fall exhibition Thrice Upon a Time with works from Magasin 3’s collection Wouter Davidts talks about the conceptualist turn in studio production that was initiated by Tony Smith’s Die, a sculpture of which he ordered the production by telling the instructions over the phone to the steel company. Wouter Davidts is professor of modern and contemporary art at VU University in Amsterdam and co-editor of the book The Fall of the Studio. Artists at Work. The lecture is followed by an artist talk with Maria Hedlund and Carl Hammoud who share their view on the studio and work process. Moderator: Curator Tessa Praun. Recorded 20 October 2010 at Magasin 3, Stockholm Language: English…

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Lecture: Sabeth Buchman. Drawing environments. On the ‘technology’ of Sol LeWitt’s Wall Drawings 52:02

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