Four emerging Swedish artists push photography's boundaries with experimental techniques, exploring diverse themes like identity, memory, and movement.

Exhibition at Artipelag

Enjoy freshly baked traditional Swedish semla pastries, crafted with roasted almonds and cardamom, available at Bådan Café & Konditori.

Rantanen's show presents vibrant paintings from 2020-2025, plus a 2007 piece, focusing on color, form, and emotional narratives.

An exhibition by Linda Hofvander showcasing photography that explores biographical material, space, and time through textiles and collected objects.

Bogholt's installation uses sculptures, moving objects, and paintings to explore constructed reality, employing the diorama as a metaphor for nature's illusion.

Stefan Lindqvist explores nature, memory, and self-discovery through irreversible marker paintings, incorporating natural elements from a childhood pond.

Explores the history and meaning of portraits through over 100 works from Sweden's national collection, questioning representation, identity, and who belongs.

Celebrating the loom as a symbolic place where craft, memory, and artistic expression meet, featuring 33 artists from historical to contemporary textile works.

Exhibition at Konstakademien

Matts Leiderstam explores Prince Eugen's Kiruna altarpiece, its creation, landscape ties, and light, with new works and Eugen's studies.

Focuses on Picasso's intense, often misunderstood late period (1960s-70s), now recognized as groundbreaking and influential.

Explores Robert Rauschenberg's influential 'combine' artwork 'Monogram,' its history, and his connection to Moderna Museet, featuring archival materials and works on paper.

Lillemor Jakobson's 90th birthday exhibition explores her creative life, featuring drawings, textiles, watercolors, and design projects.

Karol Radziszewski activates queer archives from Central/Eastern Europe to explore excluded histories through installations, talks, and film.

80 Swedish Golden Age paintings from around 1900, by artists like Larsson & Zorn, explore themes of nature & light, touring Japan.

Bosnian artist Šejla Kamerić explores female identity, war's impact, and self-definition in a patriarchal world through deeply personal and collective experiences.

A comprehensive retrospective of Tobias Regell's black-and-white portrait photography, celebrating trust, intimacy, and raw human presence.

Annual open-call exhibition at Liljevalchs features 348 artworks by 255 diverse artists, including Sápmi, selected from 3394 applications.

Young Vårsalong presents 67 juried works by 65 Stockholm youth (born 2008-2009), featuring painting, sculpture, mixed media, textile, and photography.

Explores drawing's essence and potential, showcasing diverse techniques and themes alongside sculpture, film, and photography. Many works are new to the museum.

A retrospective of Elliott Erwitt's iconic photography, spanning seven decades, showcasing his humorous, warm, and humanistic view of everyday and political moments.

Exhibition of original works by Elsa Beskow, a pivotal Swedish children's book author and artist, celebrating her enduring legacy in children's culture.

Exploring Iranian women's fight for freedom and rights, this exhibition uses photography, film, and installation to highlight their resistance against oppression.

Comprehensive exhibition on Johan Tobias Sergel, a multifaceted 18th-century Swedish sculptor and draftsman, exploring his life, art, and complex personality.

Explores Badin's extraordinary 18th-century life, from enslaved boy to Swedish courtier, examining slavery, colonialism, and identity through historical documents and film.

Traces surrealism's revolutionary evolution from its origins to contemporary art, featuring diverse works, film, literature, and performance, exploring the subconscious.

Moderna Museet presents 40+ recent acquisitions (paintings, installations, video, sculptures), exploring collection strategies and diverse new voices.

A playful, sensory exhibition for children and adults exploring color's origins, materials, and impact through interactive experiences.

A playful, sensory exhibition for children and adults exploring color's origins, impact, and presence in art and daily life.