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.

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

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

Nordic's premier fair showcasing high-quality antiques, art, and design, including jewelry, sculpture, and rugs, all available for purchase.

Ebba Svensson's experimental, large-scale paintings explore human-made and wild landscapes, blending post-impressionist echoes with contemporary art.

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

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

Original watercolors by Aina Stenberg-MasOlle for Sweden's first Advent calendars (1934-1964) displayed in a festive artist's home.

Re-evaluating Picasso's groundbreaking late works (1960s-early 1970s), this show highlights his broad brushwork, process, and ambition for new expressions.

Tobias Regell's photography exhibition at Fotografiska, titled 'You saw me with fearless eyes.' More details to be announced.

Contemporary artist Šejla Kamerić presents a photography exhibition at Fotografiska.

Showcases illustration art by four Swedish artists, highlighting their diverse contributions to published works, from classic books to graphic design and satire.

Explores personal narratives evolving into universal themes through fragments, traces, and a multi-voiced story, using ink, paper, and mixed media.

Elina Birkehag explores language, abstraction, and human-animal distance through a spatial performance with projections, shadows, imprints, and sound.

Olle Ohlsson's retrospective showcases his rebellious silver and gold artistry, featuring unique forms, technical innovations, and process insights.

Orving's textile sculptures & paintings explore origin, memory, and the subconscious, creating immersive, transformative experiences at Millesgården.

Bogholt explores dioramas, creating illusory, constructed landscapes that offer a glimpse into possible realities.

Stefan Lindqvist explores memory, identity, and nature through ink paintings of a childhood tarn, incorporating chance and natural elements.

A solo exhibition by artist Mari Rantanen, featuring contemporary art.

A comprehensive look at Johan Tobias Sergel (1740–1814), a key 18th-century Swedish sculptor and draftsman, exploring his life, art, and private drawings.

Exhibition celebrates 40 years of Mästarband, showcasing unique art books commissioned annually from talented bookbinders since 1986.

Explores the significance of flowers in art, design, and culture from the 1500s to today, featuring diverse media and themes from botany to eroticism.

A retrospective exhibition showcasing paintings from a long artistic career, celebrating the artist's 90th birthday.

Explores material interactions: oily silicone adheres to porous plaster, creating skin-like pressure and affecting structural dynamics.

Aage Gaup's exhibition showcases large-scale, abstract sculptures in wood, metal, and stone, exploring his Sami roots, activism, and spirituality.