May 25th – August 24th
Where’s the limit?
Friday whiskey, Saturday wine, herring dram, wedding champagne…To most people, alcohol is a given ingredient in any celebration. But when the wine glass becomes an everyday companion and the whiskey bottle is the most important thing in the desk drawer at work, the party is over a long time ago.
This exhibition wants the visitor to reflect upon her/his own and other’s relation to alcohol. When is it okay to have a drink or two, and when is it not? And who decides where the limit is?
Prod: Museum of work, in cooperation with Systembolaget, the Swedish Alcohol Retail Monopoly.
June 6th
Sweden's National Day
Jamtli is host to the public celebration of the day.A popular festival for everyone!
Why June 6th?
June 20th - September 7th
Nursery -71
This summer’s main exhibition looks back at the exotic decade of the 1970’s.Protest songs and do-it-yourself spirit all the way!
Opening at 13:00
November 9th – January 6th
Light the darkness! – Incorrect creativity
About the “unknown” Swedish art scene between 1975 and 1985.In the 1960’s, art was supposed to be authentic and natural. A reaction came in the 70’s, with a generation of artists focusing on the artificial and the superficial. Form became more important than content, cynicism defeated idealism; punk replaced the protest songs…
The exhibition is compiled by the Gothenburg-based artists Ola Åstrand and Ulf Kihlander.
Production: The Göteborg Museum of Art