Explore Wilhelm Kåge's design process through sketches, drawings, photos, and prints from the Nationalmuseum archive, showcasing his graphic and ceramic work.

Swedish art 1945-1979, reflecting post-war societal change, welfare ideals, and critical views on conformity and efficiency.

Textile pioneers Hedqvist & Håkansson Lamm explore the museum's history, collections, and personal memories through new works and collages.

A 300-year retrospective of Rörstrand ceramics from Nationalmuseum's collection, featuring diverse forms and colors at Läckö Castle.

Ylva Snöfrid's extensive, immersive exhibition transforms the venue into a performative universe with paintings, drawings, objects, and rituals.

Martin West explores a room's essence through watercolors, photos, sculptures, and oil paintings, using Konstakademien's Tengbomhallen.

Rönnlund uses various media to explore nature, history, and human actions, prompting reflection on our interconnected world and place in the environment.

Jungnelius explores materiality, humanity, and care through an experience-based approach, emphasizing craft as a critical tool to renegotiate body and material.

Katja Syrjä combines lithography, natural pigments, and sewing, exploring women's historical and artistic journeys through global inspiration.

Explores modern beach tourism in art, featuring Monet, Zorn, and others. Examines coastal life, bathers, and social contrasts from late 19th to mid-20th century.

Explores Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian's art, blending Iranian heritage with NYC avant-garde, showcasing her global modernist impact.

Lars von Trier curates a historical exhibition of Vilhelm Hammershøi's 1901 'Five Portraits'.

Concluding a decade, this exhibition gathers 30 fellows awarded for their diverse drawing practices across art, architecture, and design fields.

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

Recent works by Jan Håfström, a prominent Swedish contemporary artist with a long and successful career since the 1960s.

Aage Gaup's comprehensive exhibition at Moderna Museet explores his Sami roots, activism, and role in renewing Sami culture through art.

Artist's Arctic expedition-born works explore human struggle, inner drives, and nature's power, using painting and unique sediment pigments.

A retrospective of Olle Ohlsson's rebellious silver and goldsmithing, featuring unique designs, technical innovations, and process insights.

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

Gunilla Sköld Feiler explores "On the Edge" through ink on Japanese paper, marker, and mixed media, creating multi-voiced narratives from personal stories and fragments.

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

Examines how women embody societal ideas about technology, from early computers to AI, revealing its complex, non-neutral history through design objects.

Major retrospective of Akseli Gallen-Kallela, a leading Nordic artist. Explores his art from naturalism to national myths, craft, and global travels.