Up the hill, behind ancient trees, you’ll find the old wooden houses and brick buildings that were once a place for the sick, but today form an oasis for life: culture, art, and creativity!

During three Epidemifredagar (“Epidemic Fridays”) this autumn, Konstepidemin will open up a little extra to infect you with art and cultural experiences. Galleri Konstepidemin always hosts an exhibition opening, and beyond that, the program often offers open studios, theatre performances, live art, or sometimes all at once. Free of charge or at very affordable prices. Stay updated by following Konstepidemin on social media and checking the website.

Program 14 november

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17:00–20:00

Exhibition opening

Galleri Konstepidemin

Opening speech: 18:00

THE SMALL DETAILS / GRAPHICS AND POETRY OF THE PRESENT — KONSTEPIDEMIN’S GRAPHICS GROUP

An exhibition where word and image, like a visual anthology, take over the space. The exhibition presents a kaleidoscope of prints and will also serve as a backdrop for spontaneous readings in the gallery space.

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17:00–20:00

Installation / Artwork

Studio 606

WHAT WE CANNOT SAY — BJÖRN HELLSTRÖM, CAMILLA ENGMAN

“In this work, a spatial installation, we turn to a voice that articulates responsibility, courage, and trust long before our time — yet perhaps for our time. We write to remember what we already know — that every action is part of something greater than ourselves.”

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17.00-20.00

Open studio

Gästateljé Robert

Fei Disbrow

Guest artist Fei Disbrow experiments with various media to create sculptures and collages rooted in embodied experience. Her work emphasizes texture, form, and a restrained sense of composition. Through a combination of intuition and precision, she challenges conventional notions of material meaning and purpose.

At her open studio, she presents a new series of works inspired by cryptogams (mosses, lichens, and algae). Using photography as a drawing tool, she captures intricate forms and textures, allowing the subject itself to shape the image. The photographs are printed directly onto metal, sometimes folded, and shown alongside models and studies developed during her residency.