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until30 Aug

When We See Us

A Century of Black Figuration in Painting features over 148 works from institutional and private lenders across 16 countries, bringing together artworks from the past 100 years created by Black artists worldwide.

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A Century of Black Figuration in Painting features over 148 works from institutional and private lenders across 16 countries, bringing together artworks from the past 100 years created by Black artists worldwide.

until30 Aug

Jag har ändrat mig

Solo exhibition by Daniel EKTA Götesson at Dalslands Konstmuseum, Upperud. Featuring work from an artist with origins in skate and graffiti culture who has transitioned to contemporary visual art.

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Solo exhibition by Daniel EKTA Götesson at Dalslands Konstmuseum, Upperud. Featuring work from an artist with origins in skate and graffiti culture who has transitioned to contemporary visual art.

Sat.5 Sep10 Oct

SANTIAGO MOSTYN - NATURAL HISTORY

Solo exhibition by Stockholm-based artist Santiago Mostyn. Rooted in research into the Grenada Revolution (1979–1983), featuring photographic archives, correspondence, audio recordings, textile craft, and 16mm film.

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Solo exhibition by Stockholm-based artist Santiago Mostyn. Rooted in research into the Grenada Revolution (1979–1983), featuring photographic archives, correspondence, audio recordings, textile craft, and 16mm film.

until6 Sep

What Resonates Between Us / Det som resonerar mellan oss

Group exhibition featuring Mårten Medbo at Alma Löv Museum of Unexpected Art, Östra Ämtervik. Focuses on what emerges in the meeting between human, art, nature, place and the time we live in.

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Group exhibition featuring Mårten Medbo at Alma Löv Museum of Unexpected Art, Östra Ämtervik. Focuses on what emerges in the meeting between human, art, nature, place and the time we live in.

Fri.11 Sep24 Oct

»Inaugural group exhibition at our new space at Goethestraße 2–3«

Group exhibition featuring Mirosław Bałka, John Coplans, Ann Edholm, Ayan Farah, Frida Orupabo, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Sophie Reinhold, Michael Schmidt, Mamma Andersson, George Grosz, Valentina Kozinets, Alex Müller, Edvard Munch, Francis Offman, and Benjamin Orlow at the gallery's new location.

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Group exhibition featuring Mirosław Bałka, John Coplans, Ann Edholm, Ayan Farah, Frida Orupabo, Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, Sophie Reinhold, Michael Schmidt, Mamma Andersson, George Grosz, Valentina Kozinets, Alex Müller, Edvard Munch, Francis Offman, and Benjamin Orlow at the gallery's new location.

until13 Sep

Mie Olise Kjærgaard - Off the Deep End

Mie Olise Kjærgaard paints women in motion – skiing, riding horses, playing tennis, and swimming, often carrying children as they go. They move with purpose, energy, and joy. In her work, Kjærgaard explores what happens when women act on their own terms and step beyond expectation.

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Mie Olise Kjærgaard paints women in motion – skiing, riding horses, playing tennis, and swimming, often carrying children as they go. They move with purpose, energy, and joy. In her work, Kjærgaard explores what happens when women act on their own terms and step beyond expectation.

until13 Sep

Emma Helle - Kamara

Emma Helle is a Finnish sculptor who casts the spotlight on marginalized creatures and examines the question of representation in her work. Her sculptures construct alternative narratives, drawing on art history, folklore and classical mythology.

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Emma Helle is a Finnish sculptor who casts the spotlight on marginalized creatures and examines the question of representation in her work. Her sculptures construct alternative narratives, drawing on art history, folklore and classical mythology.

until13 Sep

Markku Keränen - A Little Summer / Pieni Kesä

Markku Keränen's paintings celebrate color and playful treatment of form. His compositions bring abstract forms to life, creating a vivid illusion of movement on the canvas.

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Markku Keränen's paintings celebrate color and playful treatment of form. His compositions bring abstract forms to life, creating a vivid illusion of movement on the canvas.

until20 Sep

Hemsökelser. Tom Hedqvist och Ingela Håkansson Lamm

Exhibition featuring designers and artists Tom Hedqvist and Ingela Håkansson Lamm, continuing Thielska Galleriet's initiative to present contemporary perspectives on the museum in collaboration with the design collective 10-gruppen.

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Exhibition featuring designers and artists Tom Hedqvist and Ingela Håkansson Lamm, continuing Thielska Galleriet's initiative to present contemporary perspectives on the museum in collaboration with the design collective 10-gruppen.

until26 Sep

Thinking Out Loud

Exhibition considering making as a form of thinking through the work of Bartosz Kowal and Ingrid Jacobsen. Explores the fragile moment when intuition and feeling leave the mind and enter the world. Examines painting and photography as embodied processes where material and artist engage in dialogue.

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Exhibition considering making as a form of thinking through the work of Bartosz Kowal and Ingrid Jacobsen. Explores the fragile moment when intuition and feeling leave the mind and enter the world. Examines painting and photography as embodied processes where material and artist engage in dialogue.

until26 Sep

Organ

Solo exhibition by Rafał Zajko exploring boundaries between body, architecture and technology. Features ceramics, sculpture, installation and performance examining how structures shape perception and identity. Includes performance piece Amber Chamberette and ceramic reliefs depicting historical and

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Solo exhibition by Rafał Zajko exploring boundaries between body, architecture and technology. Features ceramics, sculpture, installation and performance examining how structures shape perception and identity. Includes performance piece Amber Chamberette and ceramic reliefs depicting historical and

until4 Oct

Jules Olitski: [WG.150] Olitski Paintings

One of the foremost figures of postwar American abstraction, Olitski rose to prominence in the 1960s as a central voice in Color Field painting. The works in this exhibition, painted between 1989 and 1993, belong to a late period charged with spiritual intensity.

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One of the foremost figures of postwar American abstraction, Olitski rose to prominence in the 1960s as a central voice in Color Field painting. The works in this exhibition, painted between 1989 and 1993, belong to a late period charged with spiritual intensity.

until25 Oct

The Women's Building Forum

A full-scale reconstruction of the Boplats 80 installation, created in 1980 by The Women's Building Forum. Step into a pastel-coloured story of resistance, community, and the power to change.

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A full-scale reconstruction of the Boplats 80 installation, created in 1980 by The Women's Building Forum. Step into a pastel-coloured story of resistance, community, and the power to change.

until22 Nov

How Many Angels Can Dance on the Head of a Pin?

Collaborative exhibition at the Nordic Countries Pavilion featuring Klara Kristalova's installation 'Lust for Life' alongside works by Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into a sculptural, mythical landscape inspired by Nordic folklore and the Kalevala, exploring

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Collaborative exhibition at the Nordic Countries Pavilion featuring Klara Kristalova's installation 'Lust for Life' alongside works by Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into a sculptural, mythical landscape inspired by Nordic folklore and the Kalevala, exploring

until24 Jan 2027

Samlingspresentation: Jens Ferdinand Willumsen

A presentation of Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen (1863–1958) in the Söderberg Room with displays in other galleries. One of Scandinavia's most renowned artists of the early 1900s, Willumsen's versatile artistic practice is characterized by diverse approaches.

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A presentation of Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen (1863–1958) in the Söderberg Room with displays in other galleries. One of Scandinavia's most renowned artists of the early 1900s, Willumsen's versatile artistic practice is characterized by diverse approaches.