Architecture and knitting
Without Lili, who was spending the afternoon at her friend Josefine's house, today we paid a visit to Moderna Museet /Arkitektur Museet, as Pete and I were respectively intrigued by two exhibitions which recently opened: one devoted to Le Corbusier's "secret laboratorium", ie some of his less-known creative activities such as sculpture, painting and sketching for never-built projects, the other showing a typical 1960s Swedish flat that had been translated into a whole knitted 3D installation - fancy that!
Neither Poppy nor Otto were that impressed by the Pope of modernism's talent, so we kind of whizzed a bit quickly through the first lot... They regained a marginal degree of attention when we went into the different rooms of "the knitted flat", Otto even tried to wash his hands from the floppy woolly tap! A bit disappointing that the rooms were empty and not furnished with knitted furniture, we thought.
The best moment for everyone, though, was the stop at the café, with the magnificent view over the water (and lovely cakes). Still freezing cold here, but a bit better - we're talking -7 instaed of -18 on Thursday...