Filmform will be hosting our annual Open House: Breakfast and Presentation for Curators and Scholars on Friday, September 11th at 9:30AM, as a part of September Sessions 2026.
Filmform invites you to an exclusive presentation of Filmform’s collection and resources for curating and learning. Filmform and its distribution catalogue will be presented in detail, alongside a selection of newly acquired and restored works. This event is primarily intended for curators, writers, researchers, producers, programmers, scholars, and educators. Artists are also welcome to attend.
Schedule:
– Doors open at 9:30 AM
– In-depth presentation 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (screening programme TBA)
– Open house for drop-in meetings 12:00 – 4:00 PM
A light breakfast will be served.
Please RSVP to info@filmform.com to secure your seat and make a reservation for the morning presentation.
If you are interested in previewing full-length films and videos from the catalogue, please contact andreas.bertman@filmform.com to receive online screener links to specific works, as well as recommendations based on your research and area of interest. If you’re unable to attend the Open House during September Sessions, don’t hesitate to reach out to Filmform for individual physical or online meetings at a separate occasion.
About September Sessions:
September Sessions is a four-day art festival in Stockholm, initiated in 2023 by Index – The Swedish Contemporary Art Foundation and Mint. While celebrating the diversity of Stockholm’s art scene, September Sessions also serves as a platform for independent curators. Each edition features a specially curated programme by an invited curator, temporarily activating the city through projects presented at unique locations. This year’s edition will run from September 10th – 13th.
The 2026 edition of September Sessions will have a specially curated programme by Joel Valabrega and include exhibitions and events by Accelerator, Antics, Beau Travail, Bonniers Konsthall, Filmform, Fylkingen, IASPIS, Index, Konsthall C, Konträr, Liljevalchs, MDT, Mint, and Tensta Konsthall.
The curated programme focuses on emo-ness, teenage gloom, and late-night moods where intensity, irony, and quiet despair blur together.
