Showing posts with label Stockholm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stockholm. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 9, 1984

Into the Rainbow - Dieter Jung

Venue: Hologram Gallery.

Location: Drottninggatan 100, Stockholm, Sweden.

Date: October 9 - 28, 1984

Catalog: Into the Rainbow - Dieter Jung -, Hologram, Teckningar och Maolningar (In Swedish) Holomedia, Publication 1984

Type: Holograms and Paintings

An exhibition organised by Mona Forsberg, Hologram Gallery and the Goethe Institute.

Saturday, June 3, 1978

Kilroy: Object and Hologram - Carl Fredrik Reutersward

Venue: Museum of Modern Art.

Location: Stockholm, Sweden.

Date: June 3 - September 3, 1978

Catalog: No

Type: Mixture of art objects and holograms

Friday, March 12, 1976

Holografi - Det 3-Dimensionella Mediet

Venue: The House of Culture.

Location: Sergels Torg 3, Stockholm, Sweden.

Date: March 12 - March 28, 1976

Catalog: Holografi - Det 3-Dimensionella Mediet, AVC AB, Stockholm, Sweden 1976

Type: All Holograms.

First international hologram exhibition organized outside the USA by the Museum of Holography, NY, produced by Posy Jackson and Joseph Burns, President, New York Art Alliance.

Swedish producer: Sven Lidbeck, AVC AB, Stockholm, Sweden.

[Bjelkhagen]
[Barefoot]

Saturday, September 21, 1974

STOCKHOLMIA'74

Venue: International Postage Stamp Exhibition, STOCKHOLMIA'74.

Location: Älvsjö, South of Stockholm, Sweden.

Date: September 21 - 29, 1974

Catalog: No

Type: Mixed

At the international postage stamp exhibition STOCKHOLMIA'74, a hologram of the Coronation Crown of Erik XIV (from 1561) was on display at the show. In1971, the Swedish Post issued a series of five stamps featuring the Royal Treasuries, including the Crown. Since it was not possible to show the real Crown at the stamp exhibition, a hologram of the Crown was produced by H. Bjelkhagen.


The hologram was a main attraction at the show and people were waiting in a long line to be able to get a glimpse of the holographic Crown. As a matter of fact, many people came to the stamp show just to see the hologram.