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Welcome to The Association for Temporary Art, a virtual forum for presenting and discussing contemporary art.

2008-04-03
Book release at Konstnärshuset. The book about Lena Gustavsson is released the same day as the opening of an exhibition with works of the artist. Order a printed book or download a copy of the book here.

2007-12-10
node.stockholm
Association for temporary Art a:t has chosen to contribute to the art and new media festival node.stockholm by organizing an online seminar.
A selection of important actors in the Swedish art and new media scene will be given the opportunity to comment on the development of art and new media. The topics for the discussions will cover following topics:
- What does new communication technology mean for the arts?
- How has the concept of public space been influenced by new media?
- What has new media meant for our democracy?
The seminar will take place on Facebook 1-15 February.

2007-10-05
Opening of the art exhibition Kroppen i nätet (The Body in The Net) at the ID:Gallery in Stockholm. More information in swedish at www.xxxpressen.se.

2007-07-08
Coming in January, a book about the artist Lena Gustavsson. Read more about the book here (swedish only) .

2005-09-03
Gör något åt vädret (Do something about the weather!) is an art project about the climate changes.It will take place in Stockholm City during 2006 as site specific installations.

2005-01-09
The aim with Kroppen i nätet (The Body in The Net) is to create a critical Internet culture by exploring counter strategies against the sexualization of the public space.

2004-11-19
10 years of Association for Temporary Art [a:t]!

Celebrate with us at Skulpturens Hus 19/11 17.00-21.00
The exhibition shows works from the past ten years.
Skulpturens Hus, Vinterviksvägen 60, 117 65 Stockholm, T-Aspudden
08/19 62 00 fax 19 62 00
Open Wednsday - Sunday 11-17
19/11-19/12 2004

 

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