Every art exhibition in Stockholm, in one place
What's on in Stockholm's art world
From the major museums to small galleries. Pick a date, choose your kind of art and find your way there.
4 exhibitions on Monday 28 September
- Galleri Magnus KarlssonUntil 10 Oct
Thomas Broomé – False Idols
New paintings and a light installation that writes poetry with AI.
PaintingInstallationDigital & videoFredsgatan 12, 111 52 Stockholm
Nearest station: T-Centralen
- Moderna MuseetUntil 18 Oct
Stockholm Slides
Carsten Höller’s Stockholm Slides comprises two spiral slides running from the museum roof to Slupskjulsvägen.
InstallationExercisplan 4, 111 49 Stockholm
Nearest station: Kungsträdgården
- Index – The Swedish Contemporary Art FoundationUntil 1 Nov
Ruby Nilsson: RECANTATION
Ruby Nilsson transforms Index into a ritualistic setting where the video work RECANTATION explores transsexual labor and transmisogyny through dystopian science fiction.
InstallationKungsbro strand 19, 112 26 Stockholm
Nearest station: Fridhemsplan
- MintUntil 21 Nov
ground grow cool under feet
A site-specific group show inaugurating Mint's renovated space.
InstallationSculpturePaintingSveavägen 41, 111 34 Stockholm
Nearest station: Rådmansgatan
A guide to art in Stockholm
Stockholm has one of Northern Europe's richest art scenes. On Skeppsholmen, Moderna Museet shows modern and contemporary art from its world-class collection, while Nationalmuseum across the water covers five centuries of art and design. Fotografiska, on the Södermalm waterfront, is one of the world's largest venues for photography.
Around them, dozens of galleries and art spaces show new work – many in Vasastan, Östermalm, Kungsholmen and Södermalm. Most galleries are free to visit and usually open Tuesday to Saturday. Museums often have late opening one evening a week.
Use the calendar above to choose a date, filter by painting, photography, sculpture and more, and switch to the map to plan a walk between several exhibitions.
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