A retrospective of Lillemor Jakobson's 90-year creative journey, showcasing her diverse work from early sketches to textiles, watercolors, and influential BabyBjörn designs.

Showcases Swedish illustration art from text to image, featuring four influential artists who created utility images across various techniques and decades.

Feiler's exhibition weaves personal narratives into universal stories, using mixed media like marker, paper, and magnets to create scenic fragments.

Birkehag explores human-animal relationships, focusing on cows, via new photography and live shadow play performances, tracing communication and an alternative alphabet.

This exhibition showcases a silversmith's rebellious silver and gold works, featuring innovative designs, technical solutions, and creative processes.

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.

Britta Marakatt-Labba's exhibition showcases Sami culture, history, and struggle through embroidery, graphics, installations, and sculptures. Features 'Historjá'.

Annual prize exhibition at Konstakademien showcases 20 diverse works by 20 artists, exploring broad themes and artistic expressions.

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

Annual exhibition showcasing the recipient of the prestigious Fredrik Roos Stipendium, supporting young Nordic artists, primarily in painting and sculpture.

Apichaya Wanthiang's first Swedish solo show presents immersive, site-specific installations of painting, architecture, perception.

Fredrik Wretman's solo exhibition features a large-scale installation of 100 bronze sculptures, reflecting his contemporary style.

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.

Millesgården displays original watercolors by Aina Stenberg-MasOlle for Sweden's first advent calendars (1934-1964).

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.

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

Explores the significant influence of eight female artists on Picasso's diverse artistic periods, featuring 150 of their works.

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

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

A diverse exhibition showcasing over 100 portraits from Sweden's national collection, examining identity, power, and the role of portraiture through history.

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

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

Moderna Museet presents Picasso's late works (1963-1973), exploring his expressive, uncompromising style and its influence on later art.

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

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.

A century of Black figurative painting, showcasing self-representation and diverse experiences from Africa and the diaspora, shifting focus from oppression.

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.