Free Thursday evenings at Nationalmuseum – with art, bar vibes, and music. This evening’s programme is curated by the team behind the brand Third Culture Kids. Under the title “Fancy”, we take a closer look at how small details of the body can make a big impression.
Date and time
Thurday 5 November, 17:00–20:00
Admission
Free
Nails for big impressions.
Fancy – nail culture
For the next chapter of "The Body As Our First Home", Third Culture Kids explore nail culture as a form of identity, creativity and self-expression. Through colour, shape and decoration, something as small as a fingernail can tell a much bigger story about who we are, where we come from and how we want to be seen.
Inspired by Nationalmuseum's exhibition To the Sea! The Beach as borderland and summer dream, Third Culture Kids look at the body as a borderland of its own – a place where our personal identities meet the outside world.
Programme
The full programme for the evening will be announced shortly.
Third Culture Kids. Photo: Elias Enk.
About Third Culture Kids
Third Culture Kids (TCK) is a Swedish brand founded in 2022 with the goal of redefining what “home” can feel like. The name refers to people who have grown up at the intersection of multiple cultures — an identity formed beyond both their parents’ origins and the surrounding society.Third Culture Kids exists to bring people together, deepen understanding, and strengthen its role as a voice for stories, perspectives, and hope for the future. They design clothes and objects and create experiences in spaces inspired by growing up between cultures.
Thursday evenings at Nationalmuseum
Every Thursday, Nationalmuseum offers free admission for everyone from 17:00 to 20:00. Each week features a bar, pop-up art viewings, and drop-in studio sessions where you can try creating your own art. There are also talks, lectures, music, and more — changing from week to week. You can also experience art and design spanning over 500 years in the museum’s exhibitions.