Katharina Metsis, Flavia Dinca and Alana von Beinke
Four students from Internationella Engelska Gymnasiet have been selected to participate in this year’s ”Ung Vårsalong” exhibition at Stockholm’s Liljevalch’s Konsthall.
Un Vårsalong annually displays a selection of work from gymnasium students in the region. The exhibition runs parallel with the well-known Vårsalong that attracts between 60 000 – 80 000 visitors every year.
Ung Vårsalong will open with a “vernissage” on February 22 at Liljevalch’s Konsthall. The exhibition is open to the public on the lower floor from February 23.
by Shannon Peters
“It’s exciting for us,” says Head of Art, Mr Kühn. “This is the second year that Katharina Metsis and Alana von Beinke have been selected in a row.”
The other two students whose work will be on display are Flavia Dinca and Shannon Peters.
The students’ work was chosen by a panel of experts looking for students who they identify as having future artistic potential.
The exhibition is always worth a visit so do make sure you go along.
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