In her book The Dream of Red – Rosa Luxemburg, Socialism, Language and Love (2016), Nina Björk – one of Sweden’s foremost and most outspoken social commentators – sets out to explore the life of a… »
Resource exploitation in Sápmi has a long history. Since the 17th century, industrialists and investors have turned to the north to cope with various crises. In early modern times, it was a matter of obtaining… »
The Miners Strike of 1984-85 was a fundamental turning point in the relationship between the State and the working populace and marked a change in the social and political landscape of the United Kingdom. The neoliberal… »
The writings of Astrid Trotzig are driven by questions of identity and belonging, loneliness and exclusion, but also by questions about the relationship between parents and children. In her talk, she takes SIGNAL’s current exhibition I… »
Between 2014 and 2019 Marie Muracciole was head of Beirut Art Center in Beirut, Lebanon. She entitled her curatorial program Present times. Ourselves, quoting from a page in Virginia Woolf’s last book, Between the Acts. Exhibitions,… »
We are at war both with ourselves and with nature. Without hope of an end, it is as if we are experiencing the loss in advance and mourn in anticipation of it. In 2022, the Swedish Language… »
The year was 2009. The entire second floor of Monbijougatan 15 had been empty after club Indigo had moved out a few years earlier. The space was raw, but… »
Join us for a conversation with artist Johanna Arvidsson in conjunction with the exhibition Dark Spring at Signal.
The conversation will be held in Swedish.
”It was out of a string of coincidences and the free time that our recessing country, Greece, abundantly offered to us that we found ourselves in Cairo in 2012. In a way, we immediately felt at home. Demonstrations, tear… »
In this talk, Nanjira Sambuli will reflect on some digital realities based on her work across Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America, where there’s much excitement, as there should be trepidation, about connecting the next billion.… »
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