
Election
Laboratory
The group of artists known as WochenKlausur has been invited to comment
on Swedish democracy. This will take place on site during the course
of the exhibition. An extensive investigation of the current electoral
system forms the foundation of this experiment which will consist of
a type of inverted electoral procedure in which, for example, the people
participating vote to eject their representatives rather than voting
them into power.
Read more about the Election Laboratory

Junction
Junction is a concrete attempt at strengthening local democracy by
creating a venue for conversations. By means of a number of junctions,
invited guests have an opportunity to meet for discussion and work.
Junction is a society with its headquarters in the province of Östergötland
and the operations will be run throughout the region. The aim is to
create a new, democratic forum by building up an informal and non-hierarchical
network for people from different walks of life: artists, people working
for the municipality, business people, politicians and the general public.
The exhibition documents the activities.
Read more about junction

Call
Ingmar
Ingmar is an interactive telephone voice that will answer questions
from the public on politics and other matters. There have been previous
opportunities of talking with Ingmar about money (Kulturhuset), art
(Liljevalchs Konsthall) and about the cinema (Filminstitutet). Thanks
to Rolf Lindgren, Presector AB (www.presector.com) and Bengt.E.Waernulf,
Telia Infovox.
Read more about Ingmar

The
Castle
What do we have in common in society today? What do the building blocks
really consist of? Karin Hansson and Åsa Andersson-Broms let visitors
take charge of building the castle. Blocks in nine different colours
represent nine different socio-economic groups. The population of Sweden
reduced to statistics in beautiful colours.
Read more about the Palace

Performances
During the period of the exhibition there will be a succession of performances
by Stockholm Surveillance Camera Players and Kalliope.
See the calendar for details.