Discover Johan Tobias Sergel, a multifaceted 18th-century sculptor and draftsman. His works range from classical to intimate, humorous, dark, and erotic.

Explores Adolf Ludvig Badin's extraordinary life from enslaved boy to Swedish court figure, examining 18th-century slavery, colonialism, and identity.

Martin Sköld's black and white urban photographs meet Joakim Berg's music in a spatial installation exploring city, memory, and solitude.

Artipelag's Art.Pass offers a year of unlimited access to art exhibitions, discounts on cultural events, dining, and shopping at the venue.

Joakim Möller's first solo exhibition features experimental, minimalist black and white fine art street photography, exploring the mystical in everyday cityscapes.

Apichaya Wanthiang's solo show features immersive installations, video, and painting, exploring perception through light, textiles, and spatial shifts.

Fredrik Wretman's solo show transforms the space with dynamic bronze sculptures, blending ancient echoes with contemporary postmodern themes.

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

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

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

This exhibition celebrates Martin Parr's 50-year photography career with 400 works, exploring everyday life, humor, and social satire.

An immersive experience exploring Alphonse Mucha's Art Nouveau world, humanist vision, and lasting influence through projections, sound, and scent.

Lebohang Kganye's installation blends photography, sculpture, and architecture to explore South African RDP houses, family memories, and mythology.

This exhibition explores generative AI's impact on contemporary image-making, truth, and human experience through diverse artists.

Lotta Antonsson explores gender, identity, and objectification through photography, collage, and installations, using natural materials to disrupt perceptions.

Swedish Wilhelm Kåge and Japanese Shōji Hamada, master ceramists, are showcased, exploring their craft, design philosophies, and cultural exchange.

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

Thielska Galleriet presents Danish artist J.F. Willumsen's experimental and dynamic art, drawn from the museum's collection and external loans.

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

Swedish art from 1945-1979, drawn from Moderna Museet's collection, offering a historical perspective.

Moderna Museet presents diverse collections: Swedish art (1945-79), new painting narratives, Surrealism, and Robert Rauschenberg.

Moderna Museet presents Brassaï's iconic photography, capturing intimate Parisian life and street scenes from the 1930s.

Moderna Museet showcases Swedish art (1945-79), new painting narratives, Surrealism, and Robert Rauschenberg from its collection.

A journey through surrealism's evolution, featuring nearly 200 works, film, literature, and performing arts, exploring dreams and the subconscious.

Moderna Museet presents recent acquisitions, exploring new narratives in painting and the art of collecting.

Explores Robert Rauschenberg's iconic "Monogram" (1955–59), detailing its creation, evolution, and context within the museum's collection.

Swedish art 1945-79, new acquisitions, surrealism, & Robert Rauschenberg from the museum's collection.

Moderna Museet features diverse collection exhibitions: Swedish art (1945-79), new painting, Surrealism, and Rauschenberg.

Geometric mirror mosaics, drawings, and installations by an Iranian artist, blending Islamic patterns with abstract forms.

Moderna Museet highlights Swedish art (1945-79), new paintings, surrealism, Robert Rauschenberg, and Brassaï photography.

Aage Gaup's exhibition explores old languages, new forms, and refugee themes through his work as an artist, activist, and scenographer.

An interactive, sensory exhibition for children and adults exploring color's origins, effects, and presence in art through playful experiences.

A playful, sensory exhibition for children and adults exploring color's origins, impact, and presence in art and daily life.