When did time begin and how long is the present? The question of what time actually consists of, has been with humanity for centuries. In THEN, NOW LATER – a small exhibition on measuring and experiencing time we meet physicists and writers who investigate one of humanity’s greatest mysteries. The exhibition also shows the twelve-hour long video work Self Portrait as Time by artist Marcus Coates.
Actors Magnus Krepper and Sofia Rönnegård takes us on a time travel through texts on the theme of memories and time. The texts will be read in Swedish. During the evening, DJ Hanna Kihlander plays music from different eras.
THEN, NOW, LATER – a small exhibition on measuring and experiencing time is created by Karl-Johan Cottman, curator, Birger Lipinski, exhibition design, and Ateljé Grotesk, graphic design. It will be on display at the Nobel Prize Museum from 6 September to 1 December 2024. Read more about the exhibition here.
Programme
18:00 Opening speech by Erika Lanner, Museum Director
18:15 Actors Magnus Krepper and Sofia Rönnegård read texts by Nobel Prize laureates in literature
Bistro Nobel is open all evening, until 21:00. Enjoy light meals, wine, beer, cocktails and non-alcoholic options. DJ: Hanna Kihlander.
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