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  1. PERFORMNORD 2027 

    Professional platform: 2-5 September 2027
    Festival: 6-12 September 2027
    Copenhagen, Denmark

    The main aim of PERFORMNORD is to put focus on performance art in order to strengthen and develop awareness and improve conditions of this interdisciplinary art form in the Nordic countries, and in particular to situate and promote Nordic performance art in an international context.

    The project is initiated by the Danish Arts Foundation Committee for the Performing Arts and supported by/in collaboration with national funding bodies of Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden: Performing Arts Iceland, Icelandic Art Centre, Theatre Information Centre Finland, FRAME Finland, Performing Arts Hub Norway, Office of Contemporary Art Norway & Konstnärsnämden Sweden

    https://www.metropolis.dk/en/performnord-2027/ 

  2. RARE EARTH RARE JUSTICE

    August 29 – November 22, 2026, Sweden


    In the exhibition Rare Earth Rare Justice, artist Ndidi Dike takes extraction of earth minerals and people as her starting point. A new sculptural work is presented in an installation created uniquely for Färgfabriken’s main exhibition hall. 

    Rare Earth Rare Justice is the first presentation of Ndidi Dike’s artistic work in Sweden. In her practice, she works primarily as a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist. She often experiments with found objects, prints, spatial installations, and architectural interventions in the exhibition environment. Dike’s artistry is characterized by a deep engagement with contemporary socio-political and economic concerns, with a particular focus on how colonialism, post colonialism, and global capitalism have shaped contemporary urban cultures and landscapes. 



    https://fargfabriken.se/en/projekt/the-architecture-triennial-2027/

  3. THE ARCHITECTURE TRIENNIAL 2027 – TIME HORIZONS 

    April 17 – June 20, 2027, Sweden

    The theme for the 2027 Architecture Triennial is Time Horizons. It explores how time is constructed, renegotiated, and takes shape in the built environment. What does time mean from the perspective of architecture’s horizons and how is time materialized when it transitions into architecture? How slowly should architecture move in relation to an ever-growing and demanding societal development? And how quickly can architecture act in an era when destruction escalates, whether through demolition or war? Which long-term and short-term horizons must architecture consider in the transformation of our living environments towards a sustainable future? Perspectives that could range from the time scales of geology to the life cycle of a building.

    https://fargfabriken.se/en/projekt/the-architecture-triennial-2027/