PLATINA

Hem
Sverige
Stockholm
PLATINA

Vägbeskrivning Webbplats Kontakta museet

Kontaktinformation, kartor och vägbeskrivningar, kontaktformulär, öppettider, tjänster, betyg, foton, videor och meddelanden från PLATINA, Konstgalleri, Tegnérgatan 4, Stockholm.

23/10/2026

I am thrilled to announce that these two pieces by Caroline Broadhead are now in the permanent collection of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.

Ruff – Clear, 2025, by Caroline Broadhead, United Kingdom. Purchased 2026 with Charles Disney Art Trust funds. Te Papa (2026-0010-1)

Woolly Necklace, about 1976. Caroline Broadhead, United Kingdom. Purchased 2026 with Charles Disney Art Trust funds. Te Papa (2026-0010-2)

Te Papa

08/10/2026

PIERCE HEALY - Frankenstein ring, Memory Map rings, Pendants Wake, wonder, wander #1, Did you hear they found butterflies on Mars, Memory map 3 Pierce Healy
Material: Silver

Pierce Healy can be found solving his world’s problems creating subversive jewellery and objects, often layered with intricate engravings. There is no “master plan”, each piece is an experiment driven by curiosity; a study that informs the next piece in perpetuity. He is fascinated by the capacity of jewellery to embody our stories and to facilitate storytelling. He believes jewels are portable altars, vessels for our most intimate secrets and stories to be protected, cherished and adored. In addition, he is interested in the idea that jewellery is our second skin, everyday armour that when worn becomes something bigger, something other worldly as it takes on the scratches, dings and stories of the wearer’s adventures. Visual incongruities make sense of the nonsense of the everyday and to question common values.

Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser is a group exhibition with fifteen jewellery artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, organized in collaboration between PLATINA Stockholm (curator Sofia Björkman), FORMAT Oslo (curators Irija Øwre and Kristin Mannino) and SPACIOUS COPENHAGEN (curator Annette Dam). The exhibition highlights both connections and contrasts, exploring how artists from three Nordic countries develop distinctive expressions and working methods while being part of a shared Nordic and global jewellery context.
The exhibition is a travelling exhibition that started in Stockholm during Stockholm Craft Week and runs until 24th of October.
Format SPACIOUS CPH Stockholm Craft Week
spaciouscph

08/10/2026

VERONICA CHEANN – Søkerring (no 9, 4, 8, 6, 1)
Materials: Silver, bronze, copper
Veronica Cheann

“The Søkerring rings series was conceived as part of the installation piece A Disquieting Landscape, inspired by the metaphysical art movement. These rings functioned as a viewfinders are to be worn outdoors to frame and capture scenery. Therefore, all the rings in the series have a threshold/window in it that one can see through between the fingers or above them. As such, they become instruments for looking, mediating perception. This idea is not unlike the use of Claude glass back in the days. By viewing landscapes through these rings, the jewellery does not only function as a signifier of the wearer’s self identity projecting to the outside world, it is also an apparatus to absorb the world in.”

Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser is a group exhibition with fifteen jewellery artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, organized in collaboration between PLATINA Stockholm (curator Sofia Björkman), FORMAT Oslo (curators Irija Øwre and Kristin Mannino) and SPACIOUS COPENHAGEN (curator Annette Dam). The exhibition highlights both connections and contrasts, exploring how artists from three Nordic countries develop distinctive expressions and working methods while being part of a shared Nordic and global jewellery context.
The exhibition is a travelling exhibition that started in Stockholm during Stockholm Craft Week and runs until 24th of October.

Format SPACIOUS CPH Stockholm Craft Week

07/10/2026

MARIE-LOUISE KRISTENSEN - BIG BANG BOOM, Dancing with Tears in my Eyes, 5 Stars, BOOM

”I work within the narrative jewelry tradition, creating pieces based on a sculptural, three-dimensional approach that focuses intently on the object from every angle. By using symbols and recognizable details, I establish an immediate connection with the viewer, always prioritizing the creation of space for reflection, a space that emerges when the viewer draws close and begins to decipher the jewelry’s many layers, connecting the dots to form their own narratives.
I am driven to tell original stories, stories about finding hope amidst the despondency spreading within and around me in a world that currently seems to be losing its mind. I am convinced that (jewelry) art can help point toward alternatives and create space for reflection and new, surprising connections, both in the immediate, personal sphere and in the broader realm of human relationships.”

Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser is a group exhibition with fifteen jewellery artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, organized in collaboration between PLATINA Stockholm (curator Sofia Björkman), FORMAT Oslo (curators Irija Øwre and Kristin Mannino) and SPACIOUS COPENHAGEN (curator Annette Dam). The exhibition highlights both connections and contrasts, exploring how artists from three Nordic countries develop distinctive expressions and working methods while being part of a shared Nordic and global jewellery context.
The exhibition is a travelling exhibition that started in Stockholm during Stockholm Craft Week. It runs until October 24.

Format SPACIOUS CPH Stockholm Craft Week

07/10/2026

Transformation and Variation - In Dialogue with ...
Galerie Handwerk München, 2.10.- 7.11.2026
I am delighted to participate in this exhibition alongside all these amazing artists! Galerie Handwerk

05/10/2026

AMELI DÉVÉ
Braided necklaces and brooches in silver 999 and 925.

The exhibition Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser continues to the 24th of October.

”In my work, I explore jewellery as an interstitial practice between object, body and context. I am interested in how jewellery, within this field of tension, can articulate, shift and renegotiate existing readings. Bearing is a recurring theme, through which I metaphorically approach aspects of poise, weight, attachment, and tradition.
In my work with braiding techniques, I use established forms and structures as both starting points and points of resistance. By reconfiguring these, I explore the relationship between recognition and transformation. In a responsive engagement with the material, I test its tolerance and boundaries. Out of the encounter between material, form and resistance, a language emerges that I enter into dialogue with.”

Format SPACIOUS CPH Stockholm Craft Week Stockholm Craft Week

02/10/2026

PHILIPP SPILLMANN
Semi-fine I & II, Materials: Aluminium coffee kettle found in the forest, teak coffee table and zinc-plated steel found in the city, steel screws, steel wire Half-classy VII & VIII, Materials: Golf ball and wooden tool handle found in the forest, teak coffee table and zinc-plated steel found in the city, steel screws, steel wire Semi-sporty I & II, Materials: Table tennis ball and fibreglass ski stick found in the forest, teak coffee table and zinc-plated steel found in the city, steel screws, steel wire.
Philipp Spillmann Photo: Aliona Pazdniakova

“When he roams the woods in search of mushrooms, Spillmann often encounters unexpected remnants of human activity such as abandoned coffee kettles, plastic fragments, tools, golf balls, ski poles, lighters, and sh***un shells. Exposure to weather, microorganisms, and the passage of time alters each surface differently, depending on the material from which it is made and the length of its stay in the forest. The objects carry stories of their own. By crafting these discarded artefacts of civilisation into brooches inspired by mushrooms, Spillmann gives them new form and context. Teak wood from a coffee table and zinc-plated iron sheets found at garbage dumps in the city are used to transform the objects into functional brooches without changing the material’s surface. “

Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser is a group exhibition with fifteen jewellery artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, organized in collaboration between PLATINA Stockholm (curator Sofia Björkman), FORMAT Oslo (curators Irija Øwre and Kristin Mannino) and SPACIOUS COPENHAGEN (curator Annette Dam). The exhibition highlights both connections and contrasts, exploring how artists from three Nordic countries develop distinctive expressions and working methods while being part of a shared Nordic and global jewellery context. The exhibition is a travelling exhibition, starting in Stockholm during Stockholm Craft Week.
Format SPACIOUS CPH Stockholm Craft Week

02/10/2026

Thanks everyone!

01/10/2026

Opens today 17-20!
KUNGSHOLMENS KULTURHUS
I am showing this bird and a new installation.
Come and join us!

7 kvinnor, material, uttryck

Under Stockholm Craft Week 2026 visar Kungsholmens Kulturhus sju kvinnliga konstnärskap i en samlingsutställning där skilda material och uttryck står i centrum. De olika praktikerna skapar en dialog mellan materialens egenskaper och konstnärernas personliga uttryck, och synliggör bredden inom samtida konsthantverk.

MEDVERKANDE
Yemisi Wilson, Åsa Elmstam, Marie-Helene Bornhall, Gunilla Kihlgren, Camilla Skorup, Åșa Berndtsson, Sofia Björkman

ÖPPNINGSVERNISSAGE
Välkommen på vernissage torsdag den 1 oktober från kl. 17.00 till 20.00. Med mingel, konsthantverk, dryck och DJ.
ÖPPETTIDER
Fredag 2 oktober – 12.00-18.00
Lördag 3 oktober – 12.00-18.00
Söndag 4 oktober – 12.00-17.00

01/10/2026

ANDERS LJUNGBERG - Becoming chair – share becoming
2026
Materials: Wood (from a chair), silver, steel
Exhibition opens today!

“The brooches in the series Becoming chair – share becoming take as their starting point the piece of
jewelry as a method of ”becoming”, a process of coming into being through dialogue with the
materiality of which we, as bodies, are a part, whether we wear it as jewelry, walk upon it, or interact
with it in other ways. For this specific series, I have utilized severed chair legs left over from another
work (Mutation), which was exhibited during Stockholm Craft Week 2024. The chair, an object with
which we typically engage by sitting on it, here emerges in a different form of dialogue, that of the
brooch.”

Fifteen Connections / Femton förbindelser is a group exhibition with fifteen jewellery artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, organized in collaboration between PLATINA Stockholm (curator Sofia Björkman), FORMAT Oslo (curators Irija Øwre and Kristin Mannino) and SPACIOUS COPENHAGEN (curator Annette Dam). The exhibition highlights both connections and contrasts, exploring how artists from three Nordic countries develop distinctive expressions and working methods while being part of a shared Nordic and global jewellery context.
The exhibition is a travelling exhibition, starting in Stockholm during Stockholm Craft Week.

Opening today, Thursday 1st of October 15.00-18.00

PLATINA_Sofia Björkman Format SPACIOUS CPH Stockholm Craft Week
Stockholm Craft Week

Adress

Tegnérgatan 4
Stockholm
11322

Webbplats

http://www.platina.se/

Aviseringar

Bli först med att veta: vi skickar ett mejl när PLATINA publicerar nyheter och kampanjer. Din e-postadress används inte till något annat, och du kan avsluta prenumerationen när som helst.