Departure from the Institute of Precious Metals 2004. Since 2007 guest lecturer at the Royal College of Fine Arts. Exhibition activity at abroad. Since her departure, she has worked thematically, project and exhibition work. The hallmark of her work is that she transforms the things and concepts we surround ourselves with, as well as the thoughts she makes about our being, into a piece of jewelry about the world we live in.

Is a film director, architect and PhD. specialising in film and architecture. He graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1997, the Danish Film School's documentary department in 2003 and works daily at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts School of Architecture as a writer, researcher and teacher. The 2009 PhD thesis "The Construction of the Gaze" brings together this multifaceted experience in a field of research that studies space and the influence of time on the making of artistic statements. This is specifically about the importance of the montage for the film as well as the architecture, in the clipboard as well as on the drawing board. In parallel with this, Morten Meldgaard works with his own film-making practice in collaboration with Anne Wivel and the film company Baroque. As a director and photographer, the documentary "Kim" (2009) is Meldgaard's debut film.

Jonas Raam's work is a subjective story writing in pictures. He is based on the irrational and contradictory image flow of our time. From sources such as the Internet, newspapers, books and his own photographs, he generates imagery that touches on topics such as sociality and culture, power, politics, psychology and symbolism. By selecting images from these different media and taking them out of their context, and then putting them into a different context, he constructs a new content. The selection does not follow any fixed form or thematic categorisation. The material is presented in visual structures without directly relating to one particular story or sequence. The intention is to tell as complex a story as possible both at the external and internal level, in order to achieve a detailed network of different associations with the viewer.

Danish visual artist, trained at the art academies in Budapest and Copenhagen 1987-94. The exploration of space as well as the light and the potential of colour have run like a thread throughout her career. With its simple features and powerful colours, Malene Landgreen has moved far beyond the frame of the painting. In her 'in situ projects', she decorates and colours large spaces such as Aalborg Airport (2001), Novo Nordisk (2002), DR-byen (2006-08) and New Post Terminal in Oslo (2009). Here she has painted the art on a large scale and established herself as one of the most in demand in Denmark when it comes to putting colors on our surroundings in everyday life. Landgreen received the Eckersberg Medal in 2006 as well as a wide range of other awards and awards.

Is an artist, writer and curator from New York. She owns and runs the gallery 'Vl Vll in Greenland' in Oslo. From 2009 to 2011 she helped run the gallery Dépendanc in Brussel. She has also contributed texts to art magazines such as Italian Mousse and British Frieze.

Curator, writer and producer Ikko Yokoyama was born in Japan and now resides in Stockholm. Yokoyama is an exhibition director at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm, and is the co-founder of Editions in Craft, a platform that invites artists, designers and craftsmen to project collaborations. As a freelance curator, she has worked for institutions such as IASPIS, Liljevalchs Konsthall and the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, and recently curated the exhibition The Fab Mind at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT in the Japanese capital. She regularly contributes to various Japanese cultural magazines, and has, among other things, authored a book about the Swedish ceramic artist Lisa Larson, published by the publisher PIE BOOKS. Yokoyama has been a board member of the Moderna Museum's Vänner since 2008.