MUSIKENS MAKT - PANTA REI, KEBNEKAJSE, LASSE WERNER - The progressive movement in Sweden - Stockholm 1-11 Feb Concert poster (1973)
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Article no.: CN0482
Swedish original
Featuring quite an impressive roster of artists - check it out close up..!
Moderna Museet, Stockholm - 1 feb - 11 feb 1973
This poster was created before an exhibition at the Moderna Museet which was about "the progressive music life in Sweden", where they wanted to shed light on the music and the situation of the free music workers. The audience got to take part in various music and culture workers' struggle against commercialism and expulsion from established premises and media. Various music and cultural workers were on hand to meet the audience, answer questions and tell about their circumstances. Various music and theater groups played for a week and a half and due to the great interest, the exhibition was extended for another week. The exhibition was arranged by Tore Berger and Leif Nylén (Blå Tåget), Håkan Lind, Susanne Törneman, Pär Stolpe and others.
The poster was made by Tore Berger and Leif Nylén where they used a drawing, by Mats G Bengtsson which had previously been published in the magazine BLM.
Size: ca 42x64 cms (originally cut uneven edges)
Rolled / VG,VG+; quite nice cond
swedish prog progressive rock avantgarde jazz fusion folk
Featuring quite an impressive roster of artists - check it out close up..!
Moderna Museet, Stockholm - 1 feb - 11 feb 1973
This poster was created before an exhibition at the Moderna Museet which was about "the progressive music life in Sweden", where they wanted to shed light on the music and the situation of the free music workers. The audience got to take part in various music and culture workers' struggle against commercialism and expulsion from established premises and media. Various music and cultural workers were on hand to meet the audience, answer questions and tell about their circumstances. Various music and theater groups played for a week and a half and due to the great interest, the exhibition was extended for another week. The exhibition was arranged by Tore Berger and Leif Nylén (Blå Tåget), Håkan Lind, Susanne Törneman, Pär Stolpe and others.
The poster was made by Tore Berger and Leif Nylén where they used a drawing, by Mats G Bengtsson which had previously been published in the magazine BLM.
Size: ca 42x64 cms (originally cut uneven edges)
Rolled / VG,VG+; quite nice cond
swedish prog progressive rock avantgarde jazz fusion folk