Fotografiska's 15-year anniversary exhibition features 120 public favorite photographs by international and Swedish masters, celebrating photography.

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

A comprehensive retrospective of Pär Andersson's (1926-2015) artistic life, featuring paintings, sketches, and models, highlighting his work as a prominent Swedish church painter.

Explores life's journey and artistic reflection, often looking back, like rowing a boat with eyes on the past, emphasizing the path itself.

Hohl's paintings distill complex emotions, memory, and the human journey into simple, symbolic forms with flowing color.

Sculptures of endangered animals on a symbolic ark highlight human-caused extinction and the need for preservation.

Viviane Sassen's 30-year retrospective blends art and fashion photography, showcasing bold colors, unique body forms, and African inspiration.

Britta Marakatt-Labba's 50-year retrospective showcases Sami culture, history, and struggle through intricate embroideries, graphics, and installations.

Exhibition details the 2025 Konstakademien fire, its aftermath, and the miraculous efforts to save the historic building and invaluable art collections.

First comprehensive exhibition of Hanna Hirsch Pauli, a key Nordic artist from 1900. Explores her life and art through over 130 paintings, drawings, and sketches.

Johan Renck's film reinterprets Anders Petersen's photography, spanning early works and his influential series on Swedish institutions.

Three artists explore oppression, violence, and social issues through research-based photography, film, and installations, highlighting global and local struggles.

Anders Petersen's photobooks showcase his intimate, documentary photography of people in diverse environments, emphasizing personal connections.

Explores early 20th-century art depicting parties, nightlife, and entertainment, often as an escape from societal worries. Features diverse artists.

Exhibition features 150 works by 8 women artists who inspired and challenged Picasso, spanning Cubism to Surrealism and post-war art.

Comprehensive show of Rackstadkolonin, a Swedish artists' colony, with 200 works: painting, crafts, design. Explores nature, tradition, and early 1900s art movements.

Celebrates the loom as a symbol of craft, memory, and art. Showcases textile works by 33 artists, from historical icons to contemporary installations.

Explores Robert Rauschenberg's iconic 'Monogram' combine (painting/sculpture hybrid), archival materials, and works on paper, highlighting his post-war influence.

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

Millesgården presents hundreds of 20th-century design objects by Aino & Alvar Aalto, showcasing their unique collaboration and organic style from 1920s-60s.

Centering Black artists from Africa and the diaspora, this exhibition features a century of figurative painting, highlighting joy, resilience, and self-representation.

Journey through surrealism's evolution, exploring subconscious, dreams, and liberation. Features 200+ works, film, literature, and performing arts.

Moderna Museet displays 40+ recent acquisitions, spanning diverse contemporary art forms and questioning collection practices.