An evening with talks by the presenter and cultural journalist Eric Schüldt. Conversation with photographer Martin Sköld, also known as a musician and bass player in kent. Music L.T. Fish. Bistro and bar.
Saddened, melancholy. Which gilds and deepens. At worst crippling, but often something poignantly beautiful that gives meaning and power. With lectures, photography, conversations and music, we explore the beautiful vemodet, during an evening at Salsta Castle.
*Warmly welcome! *
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**Wednesday 6 May, Salsta Castle, Vattholma (Uppsala) **
Stage program 18.30-20.00
Doors open 5.30pm, music and bar until about 8.45pm.
Ticket price 250 kr (Student 190 kr)
Salsta castle café & bistro is open 11-18.30
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Eric Schüldt is a program host and cultural journalist. He leads his own program Text and Music in P2 every Sunday morning, and the podcast The Last Mystery together with the historian of ideas Per Johansson. On the blog Arkadien, Eric explores melancholy and sadness, with his sights set on a new way of life. During the evening, Eric will give examples of how masters throughout history have embodied sadness and melancholy. Why did they go there? And what can we glean from their art?
Martin Shield is a photographer and also known as a bass player in kent. What role does melancholy play in Martin's photography? In a conversation with Eric, Martin presents his images collected in a photo book, with a personal selection from the past few years. During the evening, the photo book is also on sale.
L.T.Fisk is the artist who captures in his very own and low-key way the beautiful sadness, the poetic, that envelops us in our everyday life. No one is more apt to set the mood this evening at Salsta Castle.
For the good talk before and after
Salsta castle café and bistro is open until 18.30. To avoid queues, you can pre-order selected dishes from their menu when booking a ticket.
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**Find here: **
From Uppsala:
Car, 30 min
Bus + walk, 45 min
Train + walk, 45 min
Address: Salsta Castle, Lena Salsta 63, 743 92 Vattholma.
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Het foto in dit bericht is een portraiture van Martin Sköld door photographer Phil Penman (cropped van originalen).
