André Asplund, postdoctoral research fellow at the European Institute of Japanese Studies, will give a lecture on "Human Rights in Japan" at Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund...

Marie Söderberg, Director and Professor at the European Institute of Japanese Studies, will give a lecture on Japan's National Interests and Security Seen Through the Development Cooperation Charter...

Clay Ketter's Pirate Lane (2007) is part of a series of photographs showing the foundations of homes on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi, which were destroyed by a natural disaster of enormous scale –...

The work "Awakening" was installed in the Atrium at Stockholm School of Economics in 2015. It was on view until 2017. Meta Isæus-Berlin is one of Sweden’s most prominent artists. Since graduating from...

In Katja Larsson’s photographic and sculptural objects, kelp from the sea and deer antlers touch and exchange their physical attributes. The kelp and antlers were also found on the beach of Isle of...

The man with a sorrow gaze placed on top of a pile of shirts could be seen as a continuation of the artists straightforward way of expressing ”what is there” in an effective and simplistic way.

Andreas Eriksson is one of Sweden's most prominent painters. His practice is highly expansive, encompassing a wide range of different media, including painting, photography, sculpture and...

Lina Selander and Oscar Mangione (temporarily taken down in March 2024). Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God alone) is an epic visual journey through the hidden and oftentimes spiritually ambiguous facets...

The sculpture Banca Rotta (Switzerland, 17th Century, oak) by artist duo Goldin + Senneby in the SSE library is a wooden table – originally used for trading bonds and moneylending –sawn in half.

Can one room be about the virtual, but no less real world, full of social media and displaying perfect pictures? And the second room about the more physical, tangible world, where everything is not so...