Jewels in the silvery light: Karl Nordström, ”Havrefält in Grez” in 1885. Photo: Andreas Nilsson 1. Exhibition. ”Grez-sur-Loing. Art and relationships,”

Waldemarsudde, Stockholm, sweden

In the late 1800s konstnärskolonier was created many immortal works of art. For scandinavian artists, it was an inspiring get-togethers in Skagen and Grez-sur-Loing, which meant the most to the most. Waldemarsuddes new exhibition on the French forum based on the new research, which shows that here also gathered a number of anglo-saxon artists. Of the more than 100 works are a large number of works, small gems of the lesser-known plein air artists. There are depictions of picturesque village life and idyllic landscapes – mature corn fields, thriving gardens and the river Loings lush surroundings. Everything is drenched in a silvery light. Read the DN’s review here.

Veiled voices in a minor key: Rachel and Becky Unthank of The Unthanks. Photo: Photography By Pip 2. Disc. The Unthanks: ”Lines – parts one, two & three”

the Rabble Rouser/Border

Folksångarsystrarna Rachel and Becky Unthank have perhaps not stopped making the regular album, but in pace with the success of their group has the ambition level has been increased and the release glesnat. Instead they find on the sidsprång in ever-closer succession. ”Lines” is a box with three småskivor, in length between the ep and the lp. A of songs about a tragedy in the Hull when the three fishing trawlers sank. One is based on texts from the first world war. A third tonsätter Emily Brontë – the author’s own 1800-talspiano. The sisters ‘ voices sound just as dull veiled as always, and the music sound in equally sordinerad minor. Still feel the urge to unusually strong.

the Formation on the peace prize: Martin Luther King. Photo: Flip Schulke Archives 3. Exhibition, ”Right to freedom – Martin Luther King”

the Nobel Prize Museum

In anticipation of a new house, one of Sweden’s strongest brands housed in cramped premises, the floor under the scandalous Swedish Academy in the Old town. In a week, it got a little obscure, the nobel museum in all cases, a new, international-sounding name and also a new manager, Erika Lanner. And the ambitious special exhibition on the 1964 recipient of the Nobel peace prize is fascinating sportlovsfolkbildning for large and small. A color picker in image, music and text over the human possibilities to change the world – and to tip over even large and strong system on the right.

38 magnificent minutes: Merely. 4. Disc. Merely: ”Hatching the egg”

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On valentine’s day released Merely their third album. It is an act of love if ever I seen one. Inspired by Vangelis, John Maus and Marie Fredriksson, she has created an album that is so epic and utomjordsligt that it is not similar to anything else, not really, nor her previous solo album, or the trio by the name of Team Rockit, which she included in. Merelys voice is more ethereal than ever before, the lyrics more full of mysticism, and the music is more fabulous. ”Hatching the egg” is only 38 minutes long but it’s 38 minutes that changes the listener.

Heartbreaking testimonies: the Documentary ”Surviving the R Kelly”. Photo: Francis Specker/Alamy 5. Documentary. ”Surviving the R Kelly”

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First, I am skeptical – the documentary that accuses one of the world’s most famous R&B artists for the sexual and mental abuse is just as braskigt american as the title: ”Surviving the R Kelly”. But for every woman who sits in front of the camera and tell grows increasingly more horrific and coherent picture developed of a man raping, torturing and starving young women. It is absolutely heartbreaking to see how parents are trying to get in contact with the daughters, who disappeared into his ”cult”, of fraternal defended by producers and bodyguards. After the series aired in the USA in January began the police of an investigation into R Kelly. Read more here.

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