Immersive installation by Lebohang Kganye blends photography, sculpture, and scenography, exploring home, memory, and identity via South African RDP housing.

Fredrik Wretman's solo show presents bronze sculptures and spatial installations, merging ancient echoes with contemporary themes, influenced by Sweden and Thailand.

Apichaya Wanthiang's solo show features immersive installations, video, and painting exploring perception, light, and textile environments, activating intuitive viewer experience.

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

Kajsa Zetterquist's exhibition explores the timeless, poetic essence of art, drawing parallels between visual expression, music, and nature.

Kjell Strandqvist explores new contexts for returned paintings, using squares as empty surfaces for circular signs, inviting levity.

Cellular plastic and steel wires create a spatial installation exploring permanence, ephemerality, and internal structure, referencing a watch spring.

Scholarship winner Bjorn Kjelltoft exhibits at Konstakademien, exploring themes of quality and imperfection. Funded by Färg och Form.

Immersive exhibition on Alphonse Mucha's Art Nouveau mastery, humanist ideals, and impact from posters to manga.

Brassaï's exhibition presents 100+ photographs of Parisian nightlife and street graffiti, pioneering a new era in photography.

A meeting of Swedish and Japanese ceramic masters, Wilhelm Kåge and Shōji Hamada, exploring beauty, function, and 20th-century cultural exchange.

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

Anna Casparsson's intricate embroidered textile art brings classic fairy tales, biblical stories, and musical works to life with rich detail.

Explores women's body representation through expanded photography, collage, and objects, using vintage magazines to create installations that are both beautiful and disturbing.

An immersive exhibition featuring new paintings by various artists, reinterpreting allegory for our fragmented contemporary world.

A major retrospective of Martin Parr's influential photography, spanning 50+ years of colorful, humorous observations on consumption, leisure, and identity.

An exhibition showcasing new works by graduating students from the Royal Institute of Art, running May 23 - June 14.

Upcoming exhibition by Tom Hedqvist and Ingela Håkansson Lamm at Thielska Galleriet. Details to be announced soon.

Swedish post-war art from Moderna Museet's collection, reflecting modernization, Cold War anxieties, and social/political engagement.

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

Explores the rise of modern bathing culture and its depiction by artists like Monet and Zorn in Europe/USA from the late 1800s.

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'.

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 explores his Sami heritage, activism, and artistic contributions, including installation art and scenography.

Exhibition at Konstakademien

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.