The ”black wave” or Noir & Blanc is the name of this informative and striking exhibition at Stockholm Dance Museum. Baker was introduced to the Parisian public thanks to the Swede Rolf de Maré who invited her to come and dance at his Parisian theatre, Théâtre des Champs Elysées, in 1925. The success was such that she decided to definitely move from the USA to France.

A Swedish-Egyptian entrepreneurial cooperation started in 2015 and was celebrated this autumn with music and speeches during a mild, full-moon evening in one of Cairo’s hip galleries.

2016 is quickly coming to an end and what have we learned? It seems that last year’s Paris climate conference and this year in Marrakesh have led to some fruitful decisions and actions.

This different exhibition is taking place at Petit Palais, in Paris. The visitor is thrown back to a Victorian England where homosexuality was forbidden. One of the literary geniuses is rehabilitated in the city that once saved him and where he’s buried.

Is the name of the Tessin collection – inaugurated this October by Queen Sylvia of Sweden – at the Louvre in cooperation with the Swedish National Museum.