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Cajsa Von Zeipel’s Solo Exhibition Lento Violento
I had been longing and preparing for Cajsa Von Zeipels solo exhibition at the Andrehn-Schiptjenko gallery for a long time. This was a extraordinary evening which I was sure of that I would never forget. I was nervous, it almost felt like I was going on a date, and I really wanted to make a good first impression. I wanted Cajsa Von Zeipel’s sculptures to like me. By Sara Litzén and photography by Petr Davydtchenko
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Interview with Petr Davydchenko
Last weekend I packed my bags and took off to Brussels to visit Petr Davydtchenko’s first solo exhibition. Excited about going to the opening, I jumped on a plane and the two hours I spent on the flight felt like an entire lifetime. I was eagerly looking forward to seeing his site-specific installation, sculpture, video and photographic works, which deal with the civility of aesthetics, at the Harlan Levey Projects Gallery in Brussels. By Sara Litzén
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Three Women Artists on the Female Gaze
I met up with three alluring ladies on a Thursday morning in Stockholm: fashion designer Anna-Sara Dåvik, and artists Cajsa von Zeipel and Anna Uddenberg – three self-employed women who are breathtaking and whom I truly admire. All three of them were a bit late, and arrived with shades covering their eyes. By Sara Litzén
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Sara Litzen on the Ritual of Dressing
There are many female designers who I look up to. As I see it, it is only an advantage being a woman and designing for other women. Women designers are considerably more practical than male designers. We have dressed ourselves since we were kids. We know what women need. Article by Sara Litzen.
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Interview. Meet Penelope
Penelope used to be the name of the perfect wife who faithfully waited twenty years for the Greek hero Odysseus to return home from the war of Troy. But now it’s one of the most interesting and good-looking new bands out there. Interview by Sara Litzen and photography by Anders Berggren.
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Style questionnaire. Meet Sara Litzen
One of the best dressed young women in Stockholm discusses what’s she’s wearing and why in a style questionnaire.
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The War of Art. Q&A with Performer Fé
Why does he dress up as a girl? Who is his stylist? Where can you see his performances? Click to read the Q&A by Sara Litzén
