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Based in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Sound Artist and composer (electroacoustic music)
Arts journalist and editor at Nutida Musik, the leading print magazine on new music and sound art in the Nordic countries (2016 – present).
Teacher at EMS (Elektronmusikstudion), Stockholm (2020 – present).
Member of the interdisciplinary artist group r a k e t a (2013 – present).
Co-founder and co-runner of halffloor, a digital art space for one-minute sound works (2019 – present).
Co-founder and team member of radioart.se, a digital platform and network for radio art and sound art (2020 – present).
Radio producer at Sveriges Radio (The Swedish Radio), mainly in the culture and drama departments (1994 – 2017).
Chair of Fylkingen, a society and venue for new music and intermedia art (2012 – 2015).
Chair of Sound of Stockholm, an international festival for new music and sound art (2012 – 2016).

Works (selection)
2025 Longwave. Dur: 8.08' (EAM, stereo)
2024 Kontinenten / The Continent. Dur: 10.45' (EAM, stereo/multichannel)
2022 Folkbildningsoperan. A piece for 50 voices and 6 speakers. By Susanne Skog and John Swedenmark. Dur: 43.00'
2022 Besökare / The Visitors. A permanent sonic artwork, Kilenparken, Ronneby. Commissioned by Ronneby Kommun.
2021 Glasmolnet / The Glass Cloud, a radio play. Dur. 40.00' (stereo/multichannel)
2018 Sirens. Dur. 19.32' (stereo/multichannel).
2018 Utrecht. Dur 8.00' (EAM, multichannel)
2016 Jungfru Catharina. Dur: 15.00' (solo violin + EAM, multichannel)
2015 2 kullar och allas röster. Permanent public art work by raketa. Commissioned by Karlkrona kommun/Karlskronahem.
2015 Siberia. Dur: 25.30' (EAM,Stereo)
2015 Jungfru Catharina. A sonic art installation. Commissioned by Sörmlands Museum.
2015 Arkhangelsk Conversation. Sonic art work/installation (EAM, multi channel)
2014 The Phaesants. An installation for audio, 4 transducers and a vitrina with stuffed phaesants)
2014 The Ex-Birds: #1 Sonic interactive installation, #2 Piece for headphones and objekts. Dur. 8.00' / #3 A field study. Dur: 8.00' (performance + EAM)
2014 SLU 10103 (sonic artwork in three parts: #1 Text-sound composition, fixed media. / #2 Score for choral speaking (10 voices) / #3 Fixed media piece, EAM. (EAM, multichannel)
2013 3rd Floor at 11 a.m. (at State Darwin Museum october 17, 2013). A portabel sonic art work (audio, headphones, object)
2013 Communicating Vessels. Installation (EAM, glass objects, radio transmitters)
# Communicating Vessels II & III. Dur: 29.30' (EAM, stereo / multichannel)
2010 Ten separate sonic art works for the Swedish pavilion at Word Expo 2010, Shanghai
2008 Choreography for Phantoms. Dur. 14.25' (EAM, multichannel)
2008 Singing. Dur: 9.26' (EAM, stereo)
2008 Birthday Train. Dur: 5.55' (EAM, stereo)
2006 Light House. Dur: 10.17' (EAM, multichannel)
2005 050601 My Friends / 050601 Mina Vänner. Dur: 10.17' (EAM, stereo / multichannel)
2003 Sovarna/The Sleepers. Dur: 11.00' (EAM, stereo)

A selection of exhibitions, concerts and more
2025 Halffloor: Chain Reaction/Ripples Across a Pond. World Heritage Grimeton Radio Station, Sweden.
2023 – 2024 Elektronmusikstudion EMS – Art, Technology and Politics, an exhibition at Swedish Museum of Performing Arts, Stockholm. S Skog: exhibition text, co-curator and part of content production team.
2023 Fylkingen’s Moving-Out Party – Grand Finale – Chair’s Night!
2023 Elektronisk Musikvår, Audiorama
2023 Fyrec Triple Release, Fylkingen
2022 Folkbildningsoperan, by John Swedenmark & Susanne Skog. Premiere at Hägerstensåsens Civic House, Dec 15, 2022.
2022 Katsuben Festival, oct. 29 av The Toyokan, Asakusa, Tokyo. Performance with Koyata Aso, George Kentros and Loré Lixenberg.
2022 Opening for the permanent sonic art work Besökare / The Visitors, June 13 in Kilenparken, Ronneby.
2022 Jungfru Catharina, sound art installation at Gotlands museum (7 channel/speakers). FRST festival 2022.
2022 Svensk musikvår, Fylkingen
2021 Glasmolnet /The Glass Cloud. A radio play, premiere for the stereoversion: Feb 6, at www.radioart.se.
2020 Glasmolnet. A radio play, premiere for the multichannel-version of the piece: Dramaton, Audiorama’s biennial for radio play. Oct 28, Atalante, Gothenburg
2020 Halffloor Half Festival at C&A, Duisburg, DE.
2019 Örebro konsthall, Sweden: [59°18’16.0”N 15°14’35.2”E] Solo show by raketa (Cecilia Enberg, Jann Lipka, Åsa Lipka Falck, Susanne Skog) Nov 9 – Dec 29.
2019 halffloor. A 60 second sonic artworks podcast. By artists from everywhere. A new one every second week. Ed. team: Marie Gavois, George Kentros, Susanne Skog. (Ongoing)
2018 Void+ Gallery, Tokyo: Orbits around a (nomadic) archive. Exhib., raketa & Midori Mitamura. With support from the Swedish Art Council, part of the Embassy of Sweden Tokyo’s 150 years Sweden – Japan 2018 program
2018 Fsrt, festival for electronic musik, Audiorama/VICC, Visby, Sweden. Jan 27.
2017 Nära Marken. Permanent public sound artwork. Commissioned by Örebro/ Örebro Art Museum.
2017 The State Darwin Museum/The 7th Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art. EXPANDING TERRITORIES|department of lost places and new memories. / raketa
2017 TABF/Tokyo Art Book Fair: Orbits around a (nomadic) archive #4 /ed. in progress. / raketa
2017 Karlskrona Art Gallery, Sweden. Orbits around a (nomadic) archive 2013 – 2016. A solo exhibition / raketa (S. Skog & Åsa Lipka Falck) Feb 4 – Mar 26.
2016 Fylkingen, Stockholm. Concert including first performance of Jungfru Catharina, a piece for fixe media and solo violin (George Kentros). Dec 16.
2016 Kenozero National Park/ Arkhangelsk, Russia. A raketa tour, including exhibition and public performance at NARFU (Northern Arctic Federal University) and the Regional Scientific Library. Nov– Dec.
2016 Eskilstuna Art Gallery Sweden: Orbits around a (nomadic) archive (2013 – 2016) Edition 1.
2015 New York, USA: EI December 2015 Performance Series. Dec. 18, concert at Experimental Intermedia. Curator: Phill Niblock. Siberia (first performance).
2015 Trans-Siberian Migrating Residency The State Darwin Museum/ 6th Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art (special program) oct 3 – nov 8 / raketa
2015 Två kullar och allas röster. A permanent public art work (sound, objects, plants). Commissioned by Karlskrona Kommun/Karlskronahem / raketa.
2015 Jungfru Catharina Public sound artwork, june 25 juni – aug 16, commissioned by Sörmlands Museum/Katrineholm, Sweden.
2015 7 februari – 19 april. Focalpoint Barents. Group exhibition at the art gallery Havremagasinet in Boden, Sweden / raketa
2014 oct. Exhib. and seminars at Borey Art Centre/Manifesta 10, St Petersburg, Russia. raketa
2014 sept. Art Salon-Gallery, Arkhangelsk, Russia / raketa
2013 The 5th Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art/ State Darwin Museum, Moskva. There is a Visitor #13. / raketa. Sep 19 – Oct 20.
2013, Fylkingen´s 80-years anniversary festival.
2013 Norbergfestivalen, Mimerlaven, Elektronic music festival, Norberg, Sweden.
2013, 27 jan – Nordic Embassies, Berlin/Transmediale, exhibition: The Embassy Reconstructed – a sonic investigation of the phenomenon ”The Embassy” by six artists with the support of a chamber ensemble.
2012 Audiorama, Stockholm: ”Ars Acustica”. Concert for EAM/multichannel pieces.
2010 World Expo 2010 Shanghai. 10 sonic art installations at the Swedish Pavilion, May – Oct.

Magazines
Nutida Musik. A quarterly Swedish magazine on sound art and contemporary music. Founded 1957. Editors: Susanne Skog and Magnus Bunnskog (2016, ongoing).
Divan. A magazine for culture and psycho analysis. Two double issues per year since 1991, in Swedish. Ed. secretary 2007 – 2022: Susanne Skog.
bang. The leading Swedish feminist magazine. Existed 1991 – 2020. Susanne Skog: co-founder, and co-editor 1991 – 1997.

Books
Orbits around a (nomadic) archive. By raketa / Åsa Lipka Falck & Susanne Skog. 2026 raketa press, Stockholm 689 – stycken för talkör I. By Susanne Skog. Ogi Edition. 2020 Stockholm.
Från Hav till Hav. Alvesta and Beyond. A book by raketa. r a k e t a press, 2021 Stockholm.
Nära Marken. Vi ringde trädet. Det sa hej. Och hejdå. [59°18’16.0″N 15°14’35.2″E]. A book by Raketa (Lipka, Falck & Skog). r a k e t a press, 2018 Stockholm.
Fylkingen 80! A book about Fylkingen during the years 1993 – 2013. Ed. Susanne Skog. Fylkingen, 2014 Stockholm.
Uppmärksamhetens former – elva performativa essäer. Co-writer and -editor: Susanne Skog. StDH, 2013 Stockholm.

Education
Urban Studies, The Uppsala University 2020.
Royal Institute of Art/Stockholm University of the Arts. Performative Criticism 2012 – 13.
EMS Elektronmusikstudion i Stockholm, various classes and workshops) 2003 – 05
Dramatiska Institutet (Stockholm University of the Arts). Bachelor of Fine Arts, radio production 1993 – 95.
University of Stockholm, Bachelor of Arts ( Practical Philosophy 1990 – 93)

Member of
FST (Swedish Society of Composers); Fylkingen; ISCM (Swedish Section); The Swedish Lighthouse Society.

Grants
2024 STIM scholarship
2024 VICC, Visby International centre for composers, Composer in residence, nov-dec.
2021 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee, Working Grant 1 year
2020 The Swedish Society of Composers, Working Grant 1 year
2019 The Swedish Authors’ Fund, Working Grant 1 year.
2019 STIM scholarship
2018 The Swedish Society of Composers, Working Grant 1 year
2018 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (international cultural exchange/Japan)
2018 Nordic Culture Point, Mobility Funding (Iceland).
2018 The Swedish Authors’ Fund (International exchange grant/Ogijima, Japan).
2017 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee, Working Grant 1 year.
2017 VICC, Visby International centre for composers, Composer in residence, nov-dec.
2016 The Swedish Society of Composers
2016 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (international cultural exchange/ Arkhangelsk, Russia)
2015 The Swedish Society of Composers
2015 Gotland Film Lab Residency at BAC–Baltic Art Center, Visby. Nov-dec.
2014 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee/Musik (international cultural exchange/Moscow, Russia)
2013 STIM scholarship
2013 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (international cultural exchange/Moscow, Russia)
2013 The Swedish Union of Journalists, residency, Athens, Greece.
2012 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (international cultural exchange/Berlin, Germany)
2012 The Swedish Authors’ Fund, Grant for radioartists.
2007 – 08 The Swedish Authors’ Fund, Working Grant, 2 years.
2007 VICC, Visby International centre for composers, Composer in residence, sept-oct.
2006 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (international cultural exchange/Stuttgart, Germany)
2005 The Swedish Authors’ Fund, Grant for radioartists.
2004 Helge Ax:son Johnsson’s Foundation
2002 – 03 The Swedish Authors’ Fund, Working Grant, 2 years.