Power Landscapes will be part of Fittja Open which will be co-curated by Po Hagström, Joanna Sandell and Katrin Behdjou. This opening in September 2012.

The forest garden by the pond Kräppladammen in Rågsved has grown with many of the plants that were used at ”Forest Food For Thoughts”.
(Photo: Po Hagström)

You can read (in Italian) about Malthus in klat.
(Photo: Ulf Lundin, edited by Antonio Scarponi)

Today the conference ends, and the starting point of the art project Power Landscapes was closed. Curator Po Hagström packed everything together with artist Ola Nilsson, and the biggest problem was – what to do with the fish from Scaropni’s Malthus? Too small to eat, too alive to kill. Eventually they got a VIP ride to an aquarium, all by themselves.

The New Beauty Councils picnic event ”Forest Food For Thought” together with Tillväxt provides the conference participants with food, lectures and possibility to add their knowledge to the project.
Photo (by Janna Holmstedt): Organic food is shared.

Tillväxt tells NESS participants about the forest garden.
(Photo: Janna Holmstedt)

(Photo: Janna Holmstedt)

The 2011 NESS conference with 225 internationall social scientists gather at the Stockholm University to discuss environmental and climate changes. The art project Power Landscapes begins at the same time. ”Malthus” by Antonio Scarponi and ”From The Top Of A Steep Hill” by Katja Aglert are installed on the entrance floor.
(Photo: Ulf Lundin)

The New Beauty Council has infiltrated the NESS conference with information, texts and a floor sketch of a forest garden at the Aula Magna gallery.
(Photo: Janna Holmstedt)

The area around Kräppladammen in Rågsved, Stockholm, is prepared for the plants that we use for Power Landscapes when the art project is done.

Location: Aula Magna, Stockholm University
In the background: Malthus by Antonio Scarponi is installed
In the front: Artist Ola Nilsson who built Malthus, Thérèse Kristiansson from NBC and artist Ulf Lundin who is documenting Katja Aglerts video piece.
(Photo: Po Hagström)

Malthus by Antonio Scarponi has been built in Stockholm by artist Ola Nilsson. Ready for transport to Power Landscapes June 13.
(Photo: Po Hagström)

Annika Enqvist from The New Beauty Council and Tillväxt arrange an open meeting at the Stockholm university during Earth Week. The purpose is to introduce the forest garden idea for Akademiska hus and interested students.

(Photo: Po Hagström)

Katja Aglert has decided upon a technique to present her new video piece ”From The Top Of A Steep Hill”.
(Illustration: Oskar Aglert)