
Kristofer Folkhammar and Lina Wolff Photo: Eva Bergström and Gustav Bergman
art&txt: two authors – two exhibitions – two places
author talk
9.10 – 13.11 2025
Malmö
Date:
9 October at Moderna Museet Malmö – Lina Wolff
11 November at Kristianstad konsthall – Kristofer Folkhammar
Time: at 17.00
Location: The Turbine Hall
Language: Swedish
Ticket: No pre-registration required. Included in the admission fee. Free admission for those 25 and under.
Other: The evening at Moderna Museet Malmö begins with a brief introduction to the exhibition “Best Regards, Lee Mingwei” by Curator Elisabeth Millqvist. After the talk, Kafé Sisko will be open with bar until 19.00.
Contact: Curator of Learning Susanne Lindblad at Moderna Museet Malmö
You are warmly invited to two author talks taking place within two exhibitions at two different venues. Lars Mogensen will be in conversation with Lina Wolff in Lee Mingwei’s exhibition “Best regards, Lee Mingwei” at Moderna Museet Malmö on 9 October, and with Kristofer Folkhammar in Pia Ferm’s exhibition “To Grind, to Shape, to Pour and to Fall” at Kristianstad Art Gallery on 13 November.
During autumn 2025, Författarcentrum Syd explores, through the project “ART&TXT,” what can emerge at the intersection of contemporary art and literature. Can a literary perspective deepen the experience of visual art? Can literature grow through its encounter with art? Inspired by current exhibitions, these on-stage conversations revolve around the artworks that surround the audience — and a literary work.
About art&txt
ART&TXT is presented by Författarcentrum Syd in collaboration with Kristianstad Art Gallery and Moderna Museet Malmö, with support from The Swedish Academy and the City of Malmö.
Författarcentrum Syd is a non-profit organization for professional authors. It arranges literary events, coordinates author visits, and runs reading promotion projects in the regions of Skåne, Blekinge, and Småland — often in partnership with other cultural institutions and associations. Through its work, the organization highlights literature’s role in society and fosters meaningful encounters between writers and readers.

About Lina Wolff
Lina Wolff (b. 1973) lives in Lund, Sweden, and has previously lived in Italy and Spain, where she worked as an interpreter and trade agent. She made her literary debut in 2009 with the short story collection “Many People Die Like You”. Her novel “Bret Easton Ellis and the Other Dogs” (2012) received, among other accolades, Vi Magazine’s Literature Prize and achieved international recognition in its English translation.
Her third book,” The Polyglot Lovers” (2016), was unanimously praised by critics and awarded both the Svenska Dagbladet Literature Prize and the prestigious August Prize for Best Fiction. Her 2019 novel “The Time of Flesh” was also highly acclaimed and received Aftonbladet’s Literature Prize the same year. In 2022, Wolff published “The Devil’s Grip”, which, like her earlier novels, was met with critical acclaim and nominated for both the August Prize and the Dagens Nyheter Culture Prize. Her most recent work, “Walks in the Night” (2024), is a collection of short prose texts.

About Kristofer Folkhammar
Kristofer Folkhammar is an author and literary critic based in Malmö, Sweden. His work includes the critically acclaimed novels “The Master’s Games” (Magisterlekarna, Natur & Kultur, 2015) and “Is It the Children, Baby?” (Är det barnen, baby?, Natur & Kultur, 2021). His most recent publication is the poetry collection “To Paint” (Måla, Lejd, 2024).
“To Paint” explores memory as an impossible return. A childhood landscape in Småland — marked by tentative sexuality and latent violence — is revisited. Everyday sunlight lifts the lover across the terrain. The book received high praise from critics upon release and was nominated for the Swedish Radio Poetry Prize in 2025.

About Lars Mogensen
Lars Mogensen is a journalist working across Sweden and the Spanish-speaking world — a field that demands a constant search for new perspectives, whether in philosophy, science, or journalism, both at home and abroad. In 2021, he was awarded an honorary doctorate by Lund University for his work as host of the Swedish Radio programs “Filosofiska rummet” (The Philosophy Room) and “P1 Morgon”.
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