Exhibition module

This exhibition module has been designed to function as a flexible, cost effective and reusable exhibition structure to SI’s toolkits, but can also be used for other materials that embassies and consulates themselves produce.

The module can be used both as a simple screen and as room-creating object, depending on how many modules are used and how they are combined. The basic module construction is simple and is built up of wooden studs. It is adaptable to display images, photographs and text signs, and by using recessed boards inside the module it can also hold objects, screens and iPads. The module is available in several different versions, both standing and lying down in the form of a bench, stool or raised bench.

Instructions and manuals

The basic module consists of 40×40 mm wooden studs of for example pine. It can be dismantled for easier storage and transport to the various exhibition sites.

Manual for constructing and using the modules

You will need 4-7 modules to fit one of the available exhibitions below.

Building blocks

Available exhibition content

Accepting the challenge – Sweden and the 2030 Agenda
The smart city – meeting the urban challenge
Fashion revolution – the future of textiles
Smart industry
Ingmar Bergman Jubilee 2018
Sverige A-Ö
Swedish Fashion & Design Stories
The makings of Swedish freedom of the press
Swedish Dads (only applicable until 1 November 2018)
Where Children Grow
Swedish Crime Scenes
Portraits of Migration 

Inspirational stories

Swedish Fashion Stories pop up at Fashion Week Stockholm

Financial support

Swedish embassies and consulates may apply for financial support of maximum 15,000 SEK for production of the module.

How to apply

Application is done by filling out the application form. The application must be sent in two months before the event. Resources are limited and financial support may not be available at the end of the year. Limits may apply.

After completed event, fill out the project report for toolkits.

Individuals or organisations who would like to show the exhibit should contact the Swedish embassy or consulate in your area.