Amidst the vibrant green of Rosendal, the Staden Sculpture beckons. The Staden Sculpture is more than just a statue. It represents the first step in a grand vision. This vision was spearheaded by Princess Estelle’s Cultural Foundation. They, along with the Royal Djurgården Administration, are crafting a permanent sculpture park here. This park aims to be a testament to the power of art in an open and modern society. The Staden Sculpture, or “Hoop-La,” as it’s affectionately known, was created by the artist Alice Aycock. It was the inaugural piece of this ambitious project back in 2020. Now, it stands proudly at the south side of Folke Bernadotte’s bridge. It’s a beacon for art lovers and a symbol of the park’s ongoing growth. The park itself is nestled within Royal Djurgården. Royal Djurgården is one of Stockholm’s beloved recreational areas. It’s a place where everyone is welcome, day or night, all year round. It’s the perfect setting for this ever-evolving exhibition. Each spring, new additions grace the landscape. This ensures the park remains a vibrant and dynamic space. Every piece tells a story. Every sculpture adds another layer to the park’s rich tapestry. As you stand before the Staden Sculpture, consider the vision behind it. Remember the ongoing project it represents. And appreciate the dedication to making art accessible to all who visit this beautiful corner of Stockholm. Download the “Kungliga promenader” (Royal Walks) app. This free guide will lead you on a journey from Djurgårdens bridge to Rosendal. You can also experience the sculptures through a different lens. At each sculpture, a QR code unlocks an audio guide. Here, the artists themselves share the stories and inspiration behind their creations, giving you a deeper connection to the art.
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