The Swedish Museum of Photography Part 1 - Sweden

 -  In Full Light
    21.11 - 15.3 2015

    A flat tyre in the desert kick started Herb Ritts' career as one of the world's most sought after               fashion photographers. With his graphic and powerful imagery he also developed into a popular
    portraitist who got artists and models to open up and reveal their selves. In Full Light is a                    retrospective exhibition never before been shown.

- Photogram
  6.2 - 5.4 2015

  Ewa Stackelberg's personal universe emerges in the dark room. Employing light, chemicals and
  objects , but no camera, she creates images imprinted by real life experiences. The exhibition is a
   restrained yet colourful encounter between stage designer Ulla cassius' distinct spaces and Ewa
   Stackelberg's photograms. Together they have created a meditative total experience that is open for    your own interpretations.

- Martin Parr
  Souvenir
  20.3 - 7.6 2015

  In one of martin Parr's projects there is an image of a volume button. It serves to illustrate his
  oeuvre. Martin Parr turns up the volume in order to portray a world where there are no limits
  to how much we exploit and consume, whether it is material things or artificial experiences. With
  humour and ultra-saturated colours. martin Parr's images critique the contemporary culture of
  consumerism.

- Andres Serrano
  Redemption
  13.3 - 17.5 2015

  Andres Serrano's works are beautiful in their perfection. And often provocative. Inspired by
  renaissance painting and religious art, he challenges the viewer with taboo subjects such as sex
  and religion. Serrano portrays the homeless, the dead and the symbols of the Church. A crucifix         submerged in yellow liquid  caused wide-spread controversy. Entitling his work Piss Christ, Andres
  Serrano wrote himself into art history. The exhibition is presented with the support of Galerie
  Nathalie Obadia, Paris/Brussels

- Adi Nes
  12.12 - 8.3 2015

  Adi Nes' carefully staged works draw inspiration from art history, scenes from the bible as well as       from the complex political situation in Israel. Adding his personal experiences growing up as
  young as a homosexual man in Isreal, and from serving in the Israeli army. Adi Nes creates layer
  upon layer of history, religion, politics and sexuality, that opens for a variety of interpretations.

-  The Restaurant

    Fotogratfiska's new restaurant is not an ordinary restaurant . There is no traditional menu, but a          vivid food experience for all senses. Simple ingredients of high quality are hand picked around  the
   corner, following the season. Cooked and combined based on colour, form, aroma and texture, the      menu consists of a variety of small vegetable dishes.
   You can also choose some meat or fish as an addition to your meal, but in our restaurant the meat         is a side dish to the vegetables, not the other way round.

   Our lunch has also a clear focus on the green, organic and locally produced. Mondays - Fridays you    compose your lunch from the vegetable buffet combined with the daily special from the kitchen
   During weekends you can enjoy a good soup or slow-cooked stew.

Opening Hours

Lunch 11.30 Am - 2.00 PM
Dinner   5.00Pm -11.00pm (last seating 9.00PM)