Anna-Mi Fredriksson: April 2014

03/04/2014

Panel - Kultur & Näringsliv

Panel discussion arranged by Kultur & Näringsliv and Artworks Journal at Stockholm School of Economics. Erik Modig from Center for Arts, Business and Culture – ABC presented his book “Värdet av Konst”, followed by a panel discussion about arts in tomorrow’s business world. Additional panelists were Hanna Gustafsson from Brunswick Arts, Ludvig Persson Lejon from AudioApps, and Jan Åman, founder of Färgfabriken. Moderator was Linda Nordfors, artist and CEO of Reflection Company.

More information see: Kultur & Näringsliv, Artworks Journal

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Organization - Art Division.

Throughout 2014, the organisation Art Division was established in the Student Association at Stockholm School of Economics. Through exhibitions, projects and events the organisation aims to explore the relationship between arts, business, and society. More about Art Division: www.artdivision.se

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sasseartdivision

BIO

ANNA-MI FREDRIKSSON is educated at the Royal Swedish Ballet School (1996-2004) and at the English National Ballet School (2005), and she worked as a dancer with The English National Ballet (2005-2009). In 2010, she initiated her own projects during artistic residency at Shunt, London, amongst others with music producer William Orbit, which resulted in a series of performances presented at The Lowry Museum. Anna-Mi danced in the performance Reconsideration by Anna Koch at Weld (2012) that explored the classically trained body. After completing a double M.Sc. degree from Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs and Stockholm School of Economics, she currently holds a project management role at startup Universal Avenue. Signifying her work is her interdisciplinary thinking such as the project "The Economic Body" as well as co-founding the organisation Art Division at Stockholm School of Economics, exploring and developing the relationship between arts, business and society.

03/04/2014

Panel - Kultur & Näringsliv

Organization - Art Division.

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