Please join us for an evening where sound enters into dialogue with space, texture, and form.

Curated by percussionist Mika Takehara, this concert is shaped in close connection with Paula Tove Alderin's exhibition SHED / Horizons of Rawness. Together, they create a shifting landscape where music and visual art intersect. Alderin will be present to introduce her work.

Cellist Mattias Rodrick, based in Stockholm, brings a practice rooted in contemporary music and close collaboration with composers. Through premieres and commissions, his work explores the cello's expressive range—from the intimate to the expansive, including encounters with choral sound.

Alongside performing, Rodrick curates platforms such as the Schumanniad festival at Musikaliska and Musik i Marabouparken at Marabouparken Konsthall, fostering spaces where new ideas and traditions meet.

Edible Installations

The exchange year in Paris was total submission under consent. A role-play of trying to fit in, paired with the quiet punishment of being unable to pronounce the names of French breads, forming a delicate sensory play in our mouths. Bread is called pain in French, and the year bound us into a subtle power game.

Richter Holtermann launches Deli during Art Week, a four day group exhibition taking inspiration from the classic NYC deli and deli as slang for delusional. The exhibition features 18 artists ranging from emerging talents to more established names in Stockholm, with each artist presenting a single artwork reflecting the theme in a curated market space setting in our gallery.

Opened in September 2025, Richter Holtermann is a generation-driven gallery with an international vision. Maintaining a high pace of exhibitions and projects, the gallery presents both emerging and mid-career artists. The space serves as a meeting point, bringing together a younger and more established generation of collectors, visitors, and artists.

Exhibition opening and live performance where cellist Emma Augustsson responds to Emma Harrysson's exhibition "Shadow Traces".

Galleri Lundberg-Sandhagen is a new art gallery located at the heart of Stockholm's vibrant art scene.. The gallery offers an intimate setting where visitors can experience art up close and connect directly with the artists.

Meet the artist Petra Lindholm who has a solo presentation at Market Art Fair and new works in the Inner room of the gallery.

Saturday April 25 at 4.00 pm

Market Art Fair, booth #41

Petra Lindholm (b. 1973 in Karis, Finland) lives and works outside Älmhult in Småland. She is educated at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (1996–2001). Petra Lindholm has exhibited regularly at galleries and institutions in Sweden and internationally since the early 2000s. Her works are in the collections of Moderna Museet, Malmö konstmuseum, Borås konstmuseum, Västerås konstmuseum in Sweden, EMMA Esbo, ProArtibus and Kiasma, Finland. She received the Maria Bonnier Dahlin Scholarship in 2001 and was awarded third prize at the Carnegie Art Award in 2006. In 2018 she received the Axel Theodor Sandsberg price from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, Sweden. A comprehensive solo exhibition  was recently presented at Smålands konstarkiv / Vandalorum in Värnamo, Sweden. 

OSTINATO Arianna E. Funk & Klara Knutsson S19, Sibyllegatan 19, Stockholms Hantverksförening April 16–26, 2026 Ostinato, at the gallery S19 by Stockholm Craft Association, explores the artistic process through new works shaped by both mastery and material intuition.

Though working in different crafts, Arianna E.Funk and Klara Knutsson meet in a shared understanding of making – where repetition, precision, and spontaneous decisions converge. Their practices unfold as both distinct and intertwined, revealing unexpected parallels between techniques. Presented here are dispatches from the threshold between roles: Knutsson, a certified decoupeur, and Funk, a master weaver – titles rooted equally in skill and aesthetic sensibility.

Welcome to a panel Talk, April 26 at 15.00 Funk and Knutsson are joined by curator Anna Lerinder and artist Sofia Wiberg in a panel talk, to discuss craftsmanship and practical knowledge in public art. The conversation examines how artistic vision and skilled making intersect—whether embodied in one practitioner or through collaboration—and how deep craft expertise shapes the environments we share.

For almost 180 years, the Stockholm Craft Association has championed craftsmanship and the people behind it. The association works to strengthen the status, knowledge, and conditions of craft across disciplines within the Stockholm area. It promotes vocational education, professional skill, and the transmission of hands-on expertise, while fostering exchange and collaboration between makers and trades. Rooted in long-standing partnerships with organisations and public institutions, its work supports a living craft culture – where tradition, innovation, and material knowledge continue to evolve and enrich our shared environment.

Opening hours: April 21–26, weekdays 12:00–18:00 and Saturday–Sunday 12:00–16:00.

Norwegian artist Fredrik Vaerslev is one of the most prolific artists in the discussion of contemporary painting today. His work explores painting through repetition, everyday materials, and references to architecture and design, challenging traditional ideas about what painting can be. Over the past decade, his work has been exhibited widely in museums and galleries internationally and at Market Art Fair he is presented by both Carl Kostyál and Arnstedt Östra Karup. Here we will hear directly from Fredrik about his work, process, and current projects in a conversation with the New-York based curator Benjamin Godsill.

For Stockholm Art Week, PREKS offers an exclusive guided tour focusing on Monika Sosnowska’s Museum. The tour begin at the Folke Bernadotte Bridge, next to the sculpture Hoop-La, and last approximately 45 minutes. Princess Estelle Sculpture Park on Royal Djurgården features six permanent, site-specific works by Alice Aycock, Elmgreen & Dragset, Yinka Shonibare CBE, Charlotte Gyllenhammar, Giuseppe Penone and Monika Sosnowska. This year’s new commission will be inaugurated on 2 June by H.R.H. Prince Daniel, among others. For more information about PREKS, please visit preks.se or contact info@preks.se.

The Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation (PREKS) was founded in 2019 at the initiative of the Crown Princess Couple to promote cultural activities in Sweden. Continuing Sweden’s longstanding royal tradition of supporting the arts, the Foundation is guided by the conviction that art and culture are essential to an open, modern society. PREKS is currently developing Princess Estelle Sculpture Park on Royal Djurgården — a world-class sculpture park featuring site-specific commissions by renowned international artists. Through collaborations and digital micro-lessons at artoftheday.se, PREKS makes contemporary art accessible.

Meeting point is Folke Bernadottes bro / F. A. Lidströmers väg, by the sculpture Hoop-La. The tour is conducted in Swedish, but can also be given in English if needed.

Limited number of places — please register in advance to secure your spot: https://www.eventbrite.se/e/stockholm-art-week-visning-i-prinsessan-estelles-skulpturpark-tickets-1986158449388?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

At MARKET ART Fair (23–26 April, Magasin 9), Carl Kostyál will present a showcase booth presentation by Fredrik Værslev (b. 1979, Moss, Norway). On Saturday 25 April, curator Benjamin Godsill will be in conversation with Værslev at 3pm at MARKET ART Fair.

Carl Kostyál established his eponymous gallery at 12a Savile Row, London, in 2010, followed by the opening of a second location in Stockholm in 2013. In May 2021, the gallery inaugurated a new 400-square-metre space in Stockholm at Hospitalet, a historic 18th-century former mental asylum. In May 2025, Kostyál opened its third location at Landmark South in Hong Kong. Known for identifying talent and supporting artists in developing their careers internationally, Kostyál staged the first major European exhibitions of Gina Beavers, Szabolcs Bozó, Peter Coffin, Petra Cortright, Alex Da Corte, Sara Cwynar, Camilla Engström, Oli Epp, Al Freeman, Alexander Guy, Charles Harlan, Yu Honglei, Alex Israel, Austin Lee, Helen Marten, Gus Monday, David Ostrowski, Jon Rafman, Timur Si Qin, Gedi Sibony, Mandy El-Sayegh, Li Shurui, Emma Stern, Austyn Weiner, Wang Yuyang, Jess Valice and Zhao Zhao, among others.Kostyál maintains close relationships with several leading institutions, most notably the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, and Moderna Museet in Stockholm. Over the past decade, he has facilitated and personally contributed more than thirty acquisitions to these and other institutions, among them major works by Joe Bradley, Alex Da Corte, Alex Israel, Helen Marten, Dóra Maurer, Rebecca Ness and Katja Novitskova.

Following Antics' and SAK's much appreciated talk about the Stockholm art world in the 1980's from January this year, the turn has now come to the 1990's. Andréhn-Schiptjenko is pleased to invite you to a continuation of the series and to carry the conversation into the following decade.

The discussion will be moderated by Hanna Johansson, author and art critic, with a panel consisting of the artist Matts Leiderstam, the art critic and professor at Södertörns Högskola Håkan Nilsson and the gallerist Marina Schiptjenko.

Please note that the conversation will be held in Swedish. No RSVP is required, limited seating.

Meet the artist Petra Lindholm who has a solo presentation at Market Art Fair and new works in the Inner room of the gallery.

Saturday April 25 at 2.00 pm

We are proud to present a solo exhibition with Petra Lindholm at Market Art Fair 2026. Lindholm works with various techniques, including textile assemblages, sound and moving images and moves effortlessly between the digital, two-dimensional and the analogue, tactile. She describes her images as a stream of landscapes shaped by memories, the subconscious and personal experiences. In the booth we will make presentation of both her textile works and video/sound. 

Petra Lindholm (b. 1973 in Karis, Finland) lives and works outside Älmhult in Småland. She is educated at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (1996–2001). Petra Lindholm has exhibited regularly at galleries and institutions in Sweden and internationally since the early 2000s. Her works are in the collections of Moderna Museet, Malmö konstmuseum, Borås konstmuseum, Västerås konstmuseum in Sweden, EMMA Esbo, ProArtibus and Kiasma, Finland. She received the Maria Bonnier Dahlin Scholarship in 2001 and was awarded third prize at the Carnegie Art Award in 2006. In 2018 she received the Axel Theodor Sandsberg price from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, Sweden. A comprehensive solo exhibition  was recently presented at Smålands konstarkiv / Vandalorum in Värnamo, Sweden. 

Galleri Magnus Karlsson is a contemporary art gallery in the heart of Stockholm.

Welcome to a high-energy concert and a unique art experience with new perspectives as the nine-member brass band Süperstar Orkestar literally takes over TRIBUN at Sergels torg.

On and around the artwork, the band delivers swinging, energetic, virtuosic, and blazing-hot Balkan music that makes standing still impossible—even for a moment. The performance is being produced in collaboration with På Sergels torg and Kulturhuset Parkteatern.

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to increase safety by revitalizing Sergels torg, an iconic central plaza, into a space for people of all ages to experience art and culture. På Sergels torg offers year-round activities accessible to everyone in the heart of Stockholm. 2026 kicks off with performances, workshops, and exhibitions featuring both established and emerging artists. På Sergels torg is a collaboration between the City of Stockholm, local property owners, and civil society. @pasergelstorg

Sofi Żezmer examines how language and visible signs create meaning and shape our orientation in the world. The act of marking or naming defines what something is, how it is read and valued, and by whom. At the same time, it establishes belonging while also excluding. Unmarked Space refers to zones that resist fixed definitions and open up a field of possibilities where meaning has not yet been determined.

Żezmer’s work moves between abstraction and possible narrative interpretations. Through sculptures, installations, photographs and collage works on paper, she explores how shifting attention transforms information into new forms, often revealing the absurd and the surreal within everyday structures.

Sofi Żezmer (b. 1959, Łódź, Poland) studied in New York and has been based in Wiesbaden, Germany, since 1995. Her work has been presented internationally, including in Poznań, Warsaw, Malmö, Frankfurt am Main, Venice, Amsterdam, New York, San Francisco and Kanazawa.Candyland is a non-profit exhibition space run by nine people who take turns in inviting artists to exhibit. Candyland is located in south east Södermalm, a part of Stockholm where most of the artists’ initiatives in the city are located. Candyland was founded in February 2004.

Speculation stages a set of references around the afterlife of bohemianism, artistic precarity, and the conversion of images into assets. Van Gogh's bedroom has become both an image of artistic life and an object of speculation. The 'Yellow House' at Arles (shown here in a sparse monochrome) was a failed attempt to create a communal living situation for artists de-centered from the Parisian sphere of influence. Strindberg's The Red Room, canonised as a foundational text in Scandinavian modernism, satirises the hypocrisy of Stockholm society from a bohemian perspective.

As the protagonist moves through the social strata of Stockholm he finds himself outside the gallery in Vita Bergen, then housing a destitute family on the outskirts of Stockholm. For reasons at once geographical, political, racial and historical, Stockholm is one of the most segregated cities in the Nordic region. Södermalm, no longer at the edges of the city, but a center for the new creative middle class and entrepreneurs, remnants of its history are used to flavour menus, boutiques, and rental prices. Together with an image of the building in 1910, the works point to the way signs of modest life and artistic marginality are reproduced long after the material conditions they refer to have been incorporated into property, social and cultural capital. The work Burn Rate consists of a number of détourned paintings found in second hand stores in the vicinity of the gallery, presented as a 19th century salon hang, where the pictorial horizon, now ominously orange, is used to center the visual field. In today's Södermalm, Speculation reflects on how these images continue to circulate as atmospheres, narratives and assets. Materials treated not as singular artworks than as elements in a situation. They move between painting, photography, literature, display, to an expanded concept of site."

For Stockholm Art Week, PREKS offers an exclusive guided tour focusing on Monika Sosnowska’s Museum. The tour begin at the Folke Bernadotte Bridge, next to the sculpture Hoop-La, and last approximately 45 minutes. Princess Estelle Sculpture Park on Royal Djurgården features six permanent, site-specific works by Alice Aycock, Elmgreen & Dragset, Yinka Shonibare CBE, Charlotte Gyllenhammar, Giuseppe Penone and Monika Sosnowska. This year’s new commission will be inaugurated on 2 June by H.R.H. Prince Daniel, among others. For more information about PREKS, please visit preks.se or contact info@preks.se.

The Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation (PREKS) was founded in 2019 at the initiative of the Crown Princess Couple to promote cultural activities in Sweden. Continuing Sweden’s longstanding royal tradition of supporting the arts, the Foundation is guided by the conviction that art and culture are essential to an open, modern society. PREKS is currently developing Princess Estelle Sculpture Park on Royal Djurgården — a world-class sculpture park featuring site-specific commissions by renowned international artists. Through collaborations and digital micro-lessons at artoftheday.se, PREKS makes contemporary art accessible.

Meeting point is Folke Bernadottes bro / F. A. Lidströmers väg, by the sculpture Hoop-La. The tour is conducted in Swedish, but can also be given in English if needed.

Limited number of places — please register in advance to secure your spot: https://www.eventbrite.se/e/stockholm-art-week-visning-i-prinsessan-estelles-skulpturpark-tickets-1986158449388?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

During Stockholm Art Week, we offer open guided tours every day throughout the week.

Tours take place at 13:00 on April 21–24, and at both 13:00 and 15:00 on April 25–26. The tours will focus on Elliott Erwitt, one of the most celebrated photographers of the 20th century, renowned for his distinctive blend of humor, humanity, and sharp observation. Spanning several decades, his work captures both iconic historical moments and the poetry of everyday life, often with a subtle irony and warmth that has become his signature. You will be introduced to key works and themes in the exhibition, from his candid street photography to his playful yet precise visual storytelling, followed by a brief introduction to our other current exhibitions. Join us for a guided experience that offers new perspectives and deeper insight into the art on view.

The tours will be held in Swedish.

Fotografiska, the Contemporary Museum of Photography, Art & Culture, is the global destination for photography and visual storytelling - with locations in Stockholm, Berlin, Shanghai, Tallinn, and soon Oslo. Located on the waterfront in Södermalm, Fotografiska exhibits world-renowned artists as well as local, emerging talent. Exhibitions change almost every month, and the museum features a dynamic events programme as well culinary offerings. The museum is a popular meeting point not only because of its rotating exhibitions, but also for the museum's fantastic views and great food. The museum is open late daily, from 10:00 to 23:00.

Join a short introduction to Ingela Ihrman’s exhibition Nocturnal Games. Through 15 minutes of art, you will gain a better understanding of the exhibition and the chance to learn something new. 

Thursday - Sunday: 1, 3, and 5 pm 

Sign up for the introduction at the reception desk at Bonniers Konsthall, the tour is included in the admission. 

Bonniers Konsthall is a leading institution for contemporary art in Sweden, with a long standing tradition of presenting the new and creating space for the unexpected. We exhibit prominent Swedish art with a particular focus on emerging artists, while also introducing significant international artistic practices to our audiences.

During Stockholm Art Week, Jan Wallmark shows an exclusive preview of “Reflections” with Mats Pehrson between April 23–26 at Frihamnsgatan 60.

Oil paintings depicting urban people, alienated and separated. Transformed into anonymous objects, like pieces in a game. A documentation of our time and a reflection on our contemporary society.

After Stockholm Art Week, the official vernissage will take place at Karlavägen 9 on Thursday, May 7, from 5–8 PM. The exhibition at Karlavägen 9 runs until Saturday, May 22.

www.gallerijanwallmark.se

Gallerist Helle Knudsen has run galleries in Sweden since 1984. Galleri Helle Knudsen, founded in 1999 on Södermalmstorg, is now located at Hantverkargatan 18–20, Kungsholmen. Focusing on contemporary art, the gallery represents 30–40 emerging and established artists, hosting 6–8 curated exhibitions annually and participating in art fairs at home and abroad. We assist private collectors, companies, art societies, and public institutions. Committed to supporting young Swedish artists, we collaborate with Konstsällskapet Våga Se on debut exhibitions and art scholarships, making contemporary art accessible. The gallery is a vibrant meeting place for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

Discover Ingela Ihrman’s exhibition Nocturnal Games together with the author and host Elin Ek. The family tour is guided as much by Elin as by the children themselves. Recommended from age 5.

Take the opportunity to have lunch in the café before the tour—children’s portions and pancakes are on the menu!

In Swedish. Book your ticket at bonnierskonsthall.se

Bonniers Konsthall is a leading institution for contemporary art in Sweden, with a long standing tradition of presenting the new and creating space for the unexpected. We exhibit prominent Swedish art with a particular focus on emerging artists, while also introducing significant international artistic practices to our audiences.

During Stockholm Art Week, The Cell presents a series of public events connected to Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour. On 23 January at 16:30, we offer a guided introduction to the exhibition, followed by open weekend tours on 25–26 January, inviting visitors to explore the artistic and scientific perspectives on human behaviour.

Growing polarization, a planet in crisis, and societies in flux – how did we get here? And how do we move forward? Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour examines what shapes our actions – from biology to culture and social structures. Through art, science, and in-depth perspectives, we shed light on what is most human: our behaviors, our choices – and our capacity for change.

https://thecell.se/en/me-you-we-human-behaviour/

The Cell is a space where contemporary art meets life science. Through exhibitions and public programmes, artists and researchers explore urgent questions about the human condition in a time shaped by rapid scientific and technological change. The current exhibition series, Me You We – Exploring Human Behaviour, examines mental health, identity, and human relationships. Across three chapters, it moves from the individual to the encounter with others and the collective systems that influence how we think, feel, and act. The Cell is a collaboration between Tekniska museet and Karolinska Institutet, located in Hagastaden.

Exhibition number two (with artist Sanna Håkans) out of six exhibitions and two performances, under the same premise / title "Komposition med stol" ("Composition with chair"), where each artist makes his/her unique interpretation. The chair is one of the most fundamental objects in our environment. It carries meanings such as rest and activity, authority and subservience, absence and presence, belonging and exclusion, and is at the same time loaded with art historical and theatrical references.

In 2026, StudyForArtPlatform presents six artists who will each make an exhibition where a chair is located in the room in different ways. The chair will thus function as a constant and common starting point for interpretation, movement and position; something that will both unite and distinguish the participating artists.

Moving between Seoul, Paris, Seattle and now Stockholm, designer Hyoung Ook Choi has shaped his brand, Benjamine Cadette, as a world built on dualities; organic emotion and architectural structure, instinctive expression and refined restraint. Two lines in the collection Metier and Moments.

Metier collection: Métier is the line that expresses the brand's essence in its most vivid and raw form — where nature and cultural roots appear most clearly.

Installation at Soho House, 21st-26th of April with the Metier collection.

During Stockholm Art Week, Hospitalet, Stockholm will be open from 9am-6pm on both Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th, showcasing the brand new Gullringsbo Konstsamling Collection hang curated by Benjamin Godsill, a solo exhibition by Salomé Chatriot and a solo exhibition by Georg Nordmark, inaugurating the new project space at Hospitalet in April 2026. On Saturday 25th April, 12pm, Gabriel Max Shelsky, Director of Hospitalet, will lead a guided tour of Salomé Chatriot’s exhibition. Over the weekend, hourly guided presentations of Hospitalet will be conducted by Charlotte Wandt.

Carl Kostyál established his eponymous gallery at 12a Savile Row, London, in 2010, followed by the opening of a second location in Stockholm in 2013. In May 2021, the gallery inaugurated a new 400-square-metre space in Stockholm at Hospitalet, a historic 18th-century former mental asylum. In May 2025, Kostyál opened its third location at Landmark South in Hong Kong. Known for identifying talent and supporting artists in developing their careers internationally, Kostyál staged the first major European exhibitions of Gina Beavers, Szabolcs Bozó, Peter Coffin, Petra Cortright, Alex Da Corte, Sara Cwynar, Camilla Engström, Oli Epp, Al Freeman, Alexander Guy, Charles Harlan, Yu Honglei, Alex Israel, Austin Lee, Helen Marten, Gus Monday, David Ostrowski, Jon Rafman, Timur Si Qin, Gedi Sibony, Mandy El-Sayegh, Li Shurui, Emma Stern, Austyn Weiner, Wang Yuyang, Jess Valice and Zhao Zhao, among others.Kostyál maintains close relationships with several leading institutions, most notably the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, and Moderna Museet in Stockholm. Over the past decade, he has facilitated and personally contributed more than thirty acquisitions to these and other institutions, among them major works by Joe Bradley, Alex Da Corte, Alex Israel, Helen Marten, Dóra Maurer, Rebecca Ness and Katja Novitskova.

During Stockholm Art Week, SEART will present artist Ella Lundblad´s site-specific installation titled "Sol¨ in the charming 18th-century belvedere / Lusthuset at Spökparken, right in the middle of the city.

Ella Lundblad (b. 1993) is a Stockholm-based non-binary artist working primarily in relief sculpture. Their practice focuses on ceramics as the main material, exploring the body as both a subject and a means of expression in sculptural relief. Lundblad's works are figurative and narrative, often engaging with emotions, memories, relationships, and the subtle power of touch, creating pieces that are intimate and deeply moving.

Lundblad studied at Nyckelviksskolan before continuing their education at Konstfack, where they completed a BA in the Ceramics and Glass program in 2022.

SEART (Sweden's Emerging Art) is an inintiative to support, promote and boost the arts and artists since 2012. @seartgroup

Södermalm-based Gallery Steinsland Berliner is open extra hours on the Saturday of Stockholm Art Week. During the rest of the week, the gallery is open by appointment, email info@steinslandberliner.com to request a visit.

SUPERMARKET - Stockholm Independent Art Fair

Stockholm Independent Art Fair brings together 65 artist-run galleries from 40 cities around the world in a vibrant meeting place for contemporary art. As Sweden's most international art exhibition, it offers a unique platform for discovery, dialogue, and long-term exchange between artists, audiences, and art professionals. In 2026, the 20th edition of SUPERMARKET will transform the Erskine Building in Slakthusområdet (the former meatpacking district) into a dynamic space filled with exhibitions, performances and conversations that reflect the diversity and urgency of artists' practice today. With its strong local roots and global reach, SUPERMARKET is a celebration of artistic collaboration and independent initiatives from across the world.

1.30 - 2.15 PM. Art Talk. Going to Elections – What’s at Stake?

Participants: KRO, Moderator Sara Edström (SE)

In September 2026, Sweden will hold a general election. To highlight issues of vital importance to artists, The Artists’ Association of Sweden (Konstnärernas Riksorganisation) is launching an election campaign presenting a number of culture policy proposals to decision-makers. Sara Edström, Chair of The Artists’ Association of Sweden, will lead apanel of artists in a conversation about what is at stake in this year’s election and the culture policy issues that matter most to artists working in Sweden today.

Duration: 45 min. Location: Talks & Performance Stage

5 - 5.45 PM. PANEL TALK. THE DOOR WAS RIGHT HERE: ADDRESSING OLD WOUNDS IN NEW WORK.

Participants: Jasmine Albuquerque Croissant (performer), Wren Petrichor Ossman and Rick Gradone (sound and video), Susannah Mills (curator). (All from US).

Collaborators Jasmine Albequerque Croissant, Wren Petrichor Ossman, and Rick Gradone, screen their new work, the video "The Door Was Right Here" from the Los Angeles Wildfire Survivors Residency at BKN. LAWS Curator Susannah Mills leads a discussion around the process of making this work and its relationship to trauma and healing. Topics will include spontaneity vs. planning, setting the stage for authentic expression, and the tension between documentation of an experience and the experience itself.

Duration: 45 min. Location: Talks & Performance Stage

6 - 6.45 PM. PANEL TALK. What the hell just happened?

Participants: Blackwater Polytechnic, Ben Coode-Adams and others (UK)

The Blackwater Polytechnic poses a question that truly suits our times: What the hell just happened? In a year that has felt like a decade, artists and collectives have watched the ground shift beneath their feet—socially, politically, and environmentally. The assumptions we carried into Supermarket 2025 already seem antique, like artefacts from another reality. From Blackwater’s corner of coastal Essex, we have seen how making, organising, and imagining have evolved in response: collaboration has become survival; improvisation, a way of thinking. This talk will trace those changes—how our ideas, communities, and art practices have been recalibrated by the shockwaves of a world still reconfiguring itself. Tell us about your experience and share strategies for resilience, organisationally and personally.

Duration: 45 min. Location: Talks & Performance Stage

In this year's Spring Exhibition with a careful selection of art works dating from the 18th century to the mid- to late 20th century on display, we are proud to present exquisite sculptures in bronze by Swedish contemporary artist Oskar Korsár (b. 1977). 

Åmells was founded in 1920 and is now a world leader in Scandinavian art. Our gallery in Stockholm has long been an established meeting point for those interested in acquiring high-quality art. We specialize in Scandinavian art from the 1700s to the present day and offer a diverse selection of paintings, sculpture, photography, and contemporary art. Each year, we host a number of curated exhibitions, both solo and group shows, featuring artworks available for purchase.

As part of Stockholm Art Week, Historiska Hem presents Objects in Context, a curated presentation of contemporary Scandinavian art and design at Östgötagatan 36. Set within an interior shaped by architectural heritage, artworks and objects are placed in dialogue with the spatial and material character of the environment.

The exhibition brings together practices across painting, textile wall works (tufting), sculpture and glass, highlighting contemporary approaches to materiality, craftsmanship and form.

Participating artists and collaborators include Gustav Hjelmgren, Fredric Nilsen, Alma Duran, Estelle Graf, Melinda MW, Way Gallery, Maria Sandström, Anna Forsberg Design and Carl Michael Hansen.

Opening hours:

21 april 12:00-17:00

22 april 12:00-17:00

23 april 14:00-17:00 - Vernissage

24 april 12:00-17:00

25 april 11:00-15:00 - Vernissage

26 april 11:00-15:00

The exhibition forms part of Historiska Hem’s ongoing programme exploring the intersection of art, design and architecture through collaborations with artists, galleries and designers.