Welcome to check out our available studios, contact us through the link below to book a viewing! Vacant studios: 105: ca 13 sqm (no windows), 1690 kr + VAT, move in possible right away 108: ca 17 sqm (no windows), 2210 kr + VAT, move in possible right away The monthly rent includes internet connection, electricity, heating, water supply as well as access to and cleaning of common areas in the building. More info: http://platformstockholm.com/vacancies/

Last chance to see the exhibition Chewing gum that never loses its flavor at Platform Stockholm! We're open today 11-16 and tomorrow 11-21 as we warmly invite you to a yard and gallery hangout. From 18:00 there will be a bar and music selected by participating artist Jonas Holmer. Fingers crossed for sunshine!

CHEWING GUM THAT NEVER LOSES ITS FLAVOR Opening hours: Thursday 11–19, Friday – Saturday 11–16, Sunday 11-21 Platform Stockholm, Lövholmsgränd 12, 11743 Stockholm Welcome to a yard and gallery hangout at Platform Stockholm this Sunday 18-21! (✿◠‿◠) Last weekend to see Chewing gum that never loses its flavor with works by Lisa Trogen Devgun, Jonas Holmer, Tomas Sinkevičius and Viltė Bražiūnaitė. ✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿✿ Tunes by Jonas Holmer and cold bar with bubbles, beer, cider!

Come visit the exhibition Chewing gum that never loses its flavor with Jonas Holmer, Lisa Trogen Devgun, Tomas Sinkevičius and Viltė Bražiūnaitė. The gallery is now open from Thur 11-19 and Fri-Sun from 11-16. During the Midsummer holidays the gallery will be closed all week. See you at Platform Stockholm! Find out more on our website: http://platformstockholm.com/592571ee89d0f608f53117a9

Welcome tonight! The drinks are chilled, the exhibition is hot. Open 18-22.

Don't miss this on Friday! Open 18-22.

CHEWING GUM THAT NEVER LOSES ITS FLAVOR Jonas Holmer, Lisa Trogen Devgun, Tomas Sinkevičius and Viltė Bražiūnaitė June 3rd – July 2nd 2017 Thursday 11–19, Friday – Sunday 11–16 Midsummer week closed Opening Friday June 2nd 18–22 Platform Stockholm, Lövholmsgränd 12, 11743 Stockholm _________________________________________________________ <tell me about the bubbles> To just GTD, we depend on technology and machines to simplify our lives. We don’t really see these products because we are so used to them. <awww man the bubbles are off the hook, amazing no-stick bubbles> In the show ‘Chewing gum that never loses its flavor’ Jonas Holmer, Lisa Trogen Devgun, Tomas Sinkevičius and Viltė Bražiūnaitė explore the aesthetics of these utility products that we are so used to. Many of them are base for Western society making a move from industrialization to this current service-based economy and where labor is automatized. <that don’t stick to your face> To just GTD, we depend on technology and machines to simplify our lives. We don’t really see these products because we are so used to them. <I put it in my mouth and I taste strawberry> We all know that the transition has had consequences. Fiction, where machines take control of earth and us and replace human work force, has circulated for the last 70 years or more. A complete takeover is something entrenched in our psyche. <and watermelon…a watermelony strawberry> To just GTD, we depend on technology and machines to simplify our lives. We don’t really see these products because we are so used to them. <when you bite into the liquid center it totally gushes in your mouth> Still the objects in themselves mesmerize, as long as they are new and shiny of course. The term newtopia is a dominating mindset where we always are in search for something new and thrilling: gadgets, tv-shows, songs, clothes and people. We even search for the new in the past. <grapeberry it’s the best tasting grape bubblegum to ever grace my lips> To just GTD, we depend on technology and machines to simplify our lives. We don’t really see these products because we are so used to them. <is it more grapey than berry-like?> Making art of the mechanic objects from our everyday life becomes a form of recycling. Recycling after recycling. Art is often defined as objects that have lost their use. We recycle to reuse, but at some point some objects lose their utility. <no it’s more like this cosmic mix that is sweet> To just GTD, we depend on technology and machines to simplify our lives. We don’t really see these products because we are so used to them. <the lemonade kind of reminds me of summer> – Alida Ivanov _________________________________________________________ Jonas Holmer, born 1980 in Stockholm, lives and works in Stockholm. Studied Fine Art at Konstfack and received his MFA 2016. His artistic practice includes installations, sound, animation and video. In addition to his art-practice he makes music in projects like timbrogolem, carrie white dove and dolphins in heaven. Recent exhibitions include: Slow learner at Station Gallery, Offenbach (2017) Self-harnessing Harness at Neu Now! Online (2016) Almost there at Konstakademin Stipendiatutställning, Stockholm (2016) http://jonasholmer.com http://soundcloud.com/dolphinsinheaven Lisa Trogen Devgun, born 1984 in Norrköping, lives and works in Stockholm. Received her BFA at Konstfack in 2015 and will begin her MFA studies at The Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm in the fall of 2017. Recent exhibitions include: Standard Flow at H.Bergdal, Malmö (2016) Refine All Pores at Kunstverein Wagenhalle, Stuttgart (2016) Swedish Art Now! at Sven-Harrys Konstmuseum, Stockholm (2016) Friends in need at Carl Kostyál, Stockholm (2016) Logistic Figures at Belenius/Nordenhake, Stockholm (2015) http://lisatrogendevgun.com/ Tomas Sinkevičius, born 1991 in Birštonas, lives and works in Stockholm. Viltė Bražiūnaitė, born 1991 in Vilnius, lives and works in Vienna. Studied together at the Vilnius Academy of Art, Sinkevičius received his MFA from Konstfack in 2016 and Bražiūnaitė graduates from MFA studies at Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien in 2017. Their practice could be summarized by a sense of uncanniness accompanying their works: precise 3D renders, videos and spatial installations. Faithful to the nature of digital media, they emphasize the open-source nature of their work, encouraging other practitioners to reuse and interpret it in their own creative process. By observing, looping or simply stripping down situations and characters, the duo creates open-ended narratives which circle around a core idea: vision, brilliance, longing or confusion. Recent exhibitions include: Posthuman Complicities at xhibit und Gemäldegalerie der Akademie der bildenden Künste, Vienna (2017) Body and Darkness at Galerija VARTAI, Vilnius (2017) Shallow, Quick and Not Yet Titled. JCDecaux Award at Contemporary Art Center, Vilnius (2016) http://tomassinkevicius.com http://viltebraziunaite.com

Curatron Open Calls ≈ Exhibition and Residency ≈ Aldea (NO), Tag Team (NO) and Platform Stockholm (SE) ~~~New Multi-Range Algorithm~~~~

Välkomna att komma och titta på våra lediga ateljéer imorgon och på fredag! Tisdag 16/5 18 - 20 Torsdag 18/5 18 - 20 Fredag 19/5 14 - 16 Ateljéerna: 108: ca 17 kvm (ej fönster), 2210 kr + moms, inflytt 1/6 - 2017 300b: ca 32,5 kvm (ej fönster), 4225 kr + moms, inflytt 1/6 - 2017 I hyran ingår internet, el, värme, vatten samt tillgång till och städning av de gemensamma utrymmena i huset. Mer info: http://platformstockholm.com/studio-vacencies/

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