På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

During Stockholm Art Week, artist Malin Gabriella Nordin will be painting the ceiling along Sergelarkaden from April 23 to May 18. The artwork will evolve in dialogue with the space's architecture and the movements within it. Derived from Nordin's sketches—both figurative and abstract—the motifs will spread across the ceiling, merging into a dynamic whole, unified by an intense blue hue. The ceiling painting can be experienced from different angles, shifting in appearance depending on one's viewpoint and movement. It may evoke a starry sky or drifting clouds, where various shapes and constellations emerge to tell their own stories.

Sergelarkaden, Sergels torg
Open 24/7

Teaterbaren is the official art bar during Stockholm Art Week.

During the week, the artist duo gnilmyd kcab will exhibit in the bar.

gnilmyd kcab is the brainchild of Ann-Sofie Back and Mattias Dymling. gnilmyd kcab makes objects with a quirky sense of humour and a loving disrespect för conformity.

The Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation (PREKS) was founded in 2019 at the initiative of the Crown Princess Couple with the mission to promote cultural activities in Sweden. The initial focus has been on the development of a permanent sculpture park at Royal Djurgården, as well as to offer educational programmes to make contemporary art accessible. 

During Stockholm Art Week, the Princess Estelle Sculpture Park is open to the public, and includes the first five permanent artworks by Alice Aycock, Elmgreen & Dragset, Yinka Shonibare CBE, Charlotte Gyllenhammar and Giuseppe Penone. The artist of the year 2025 is Monika Sosnowska, and her new installation, Museum, will be inaugurated on 3 June by H.R.H. Prince Daniel, amongst others. 

During Stockholm Art Week, the sculpture park will stay open as usual and PREKS Executive Director, Sara Sandström will host a talk at Market Art Fair together with PREKS Communications Manager Sylvia Rynell, with the overall topic of how past and present meed in this year’s sculpture. 

For more information about PREKS, visit preks.se or email press@preks.se 

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

During Stockholm Art Week, artist Malin Gabriella Nordin will be painting the ceiling along Sergelarkaden from April 23 to May 18. The artwork will evolve in dialogue with the space's architecture and the movements within it. Derived from Nordin's sketches—both figurative and abstract—the motifs will spread across the ceiling, merging into a dynamic whole, unified by an intense blue hue. The ceiling painting can be experienced from different angles, shifting in appearance depending on one's viewpoint and movement. It may evoke a starry sky or drifting clouds, where various shapes and constellations emerge to tell their own stories.

Sergelarkaden, Sergels torg
Open 24/7

Ersta Diakoni is Sweden's leading non-profit organization providing healthcare and social services. Founded in the 1851 and based in Södermalm, Ersta diakoni opened a new hospital at Folkungatan in October 2023. The art collection displayed in the hospital is an eclectic mix of gifts and acquisitions, of which several are comissions for the new hospital.

Selfguided tour: The art in Ersta hospital’s entrance hall and public areas
We invite you to enjoy a part of Ersta diakoni’s permanent art collection, and to experience the prize-awarded cultural environment, within a modern healthcare setting, that is Ersta hospital. Please take your copy of the brochure "Se konsten" at the reception desk and let it guide you to the art in Ersta hospital’s entrance hall and public areas.

Just remember: this is still a hospital. Please take photographs respectfully.

Moderna Museet is one of Europe’s leading museums for modern and contemporary art. During Stockholm Art Week, Moderna Museet will exibit Mike Kelley with the exhibition Ghost and Spirit, and Lap-See Lam with Kholod Hawash: Fish man, Fish man.

Galleri Duerr, located in Stockholm’s vibrant gallery district at Hudiksvallsgatan 6, is a contemporary art space owned and directed by Deborah Duerr. The gallery presents a diverse range of Swedish and international artists, working across mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, and performance art. 

During Stockholm Art Week, Galleri Duerr presents Joanne Grüne-Yanoff's second exhibition with the gallery.
In Cassandra’s Escape, visitors are invited into a hidden room where a towering sculpture stretches from earth to sky. The air shimmers with sound—bird wings, heartbeats, whispers, and the song of nightingales. Along the room’s edges, glass flasks line the walls, each containing wax, feathers, wings, twigs, threads, and texts—small vessels of memory and imagination, rooted in both earth and sky. Above them, the walls come alive with images of transformation: hands entangled with threads and wings, texts woven with stories, shifting Cassandras poised for flight. Together, these elements form a sanctuary of reflection, revealing Cassandra’s journey through contemplation, flight, and fleeting escape. During the week the artist herself will be present at the gallery. More information to follow.

Joanne Grüne-Yanoff is an interdisciplinary artist whose poetic work traces the myth of Cassandra—a grounded being whose gaze turns skyward, forever contemplating the act of flight. Her work is represented in the collections of Woodmere Art Museum, Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Free Library of Philadelphia, Region Västernorrland, Region Kalmar, Apotekets Konstförening, Handelsbankens Konstförening, Judisk Kultur i Sverige, Alma Löv Museum, as well as in numerous private collections.

Opening hours during Stockholm Art Week:

Tuesday – Friday: kl. 11.00–18.00
Saturday: kl. 12.00–16.00

Artipelag is a unique venue for art, architecture, design, events and top-quality food in a beautiful archipelago setting on Värmdö, just 30 minutes from Stockholm city. The name Artipelag is a combination of Art, Activities and Archipelago. Today, Artipelag has achieved international recognition, primarily through the numerous acclaimed art exhibitions displayed in the art gallery and the surroundings since its inception in 2012.

Artipelag offers a reduced admission fee to the exhibition Lars Wallin Atelier – 35 Years of Fashion Stories throughout Stockholm Art Week. Lars Wallin has established himself as one of Sweden’s foremost fashion designers for over three decades. His elegant design language, sense of glamour, and meticulous attention to detail have made him a leading voice in Nordic couture. Artipelag presents a highly personal anniversary exhibition curated by the designer himself, inviting visitors into Wallin’s universe, and offering an intimate glimpse into the daily life in the atelier, personal stories, sources of inspiration, and collaborations with highly skilled tailors. The exhibition features over 140 unique, handmade couture dresses, bridal gowns, and stage costumes from the designer’s archive, alongside loans from private clients’ wardrobes, many of which have never been shown to the public before.

See the exhibition at the advantageous price of 150 SEK (regular price 195 SEK). The admission fee includes introductions conducted Tuesday through Sunday in Swedish and English – see the website for current times.

Wetterling Gallery was founded in Sweden in 1978 by Björn Wetterling. Through a dynamic schedule of exhibitions - of both highly acclaimed, international names, and emerging, Sweden-based artists - Wetterling became one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Scandinavia. We consider ourselves a long-term partner for artists, collectors, institutions, and visitors. By providing a unique and playful entrance to the art world, Wetterling Gallery stands for quality and relevance. Our goal is to make art available for a curious audience.

During Stockholm Art Week, Wetterling Gallery is proud to present Ed Ruscha´s exhibition FIGURE IT. Featuring paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints, the exhibition captures shifting emblems of American life over the past half-century and beyond. Ed Ruscha is widely regarded as one of the most influential artists of the pop generation. With a unique ability to harness the visual language of commercial advertising, he has created works that are both subtly powerful and poetically resonant. Ed Ruscha´s works of art speak to us with a cool, enigmatic tone—deceptively simple at first glance, yet rich with lingering meaning. At Market Art Fair, Wetterling Gallery is pleased to present the work of artist Amy Simon. A selection of her drawings—this time exploring landscapes and urban vistas—will also be on view at the gallery.

Galleri Duerr, located in Stockholm’s vibrant gallery district at Hudiksvallsgatan 6, is a contemporary art space owned and directed by Deborah Duerr. The gallery presents a diverse range of Swedish and international artists, working across mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, and performance art. 

During Stockholm Art Week, Galleri Duerr presents Siiri Jüris’ second exhibition with the gallery, entitled To Melt into Your Soil and Sprout as a Flower. This new body of work focuses on coexistence in both the content and medium of her works. Can painting, which has historically been considered a symbol of high culture, exist in symbiosis with the possibilities that artificial intelligence and digital technology provide? Jüris has said that she started using digital tools and artificial intelligence by asking the question of whether and how they could affect her manual work process. Curiosity led her to conduct her first experiments a few years ago. One can find bodyscapes, mystical worlds of her own and distorted perspectives in Jüris’s technically professional and eye-catching works. At first glance, it may even be difficult to understand what one is seeing. Some works have been made by hand, others modelled using 3D printing. The title of the exhibition expresses aptly how artificial intelligence and digital tools can merge into traditional painting and sprout from the seed as something completely new. During the week the artist herself will be present at the gallery. More information to follow.

Siiri Jüris (1992) is an Estonian painter currently living and working in Uppsala, Sweden. She holds a BA and MA in Painting from the University of Tartu (2015, 2017) and an MFA from the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (2021). Her paintings are created through an intuitive, slow, and layered process, in which the acrylic material is treated as an active agent, allowing unexpected forms and patterns to emerge. She uses the vibrancy and dullness, fluidity and transparency of the acrylic to create a strong visual experience, combining classical painting techniqueswith arts and crafts and post-internet aesthetics.

Opening hours during Stockholm Art Week:

Tuesday – Friday: kl. 11.00–18.00
Saturday: kl. 12.00–16.00

During Stockholm Art Week, the Thiel Gallery will present the exhibition Together.

Opening hours:

Tuesday – Sunday: 12 pm–5 pm
Thursday: 12 pm–8 pm
Monday closed

About the exhibition Together

WAY gallery Sthlm is a dynamic and innovative art gallery located in the heart of Stockholm. Founded with the vision of promoting contemporary art and creating a platform for both emerging and promising artists. Our gallery strives to offer an inspiring and inclusive environment where art and culture can thrive. Through carefully curated exhibitions, events, and collaborations, we are committed to presenting artworks that not only challenge and inspire but also provoke discussion and reflection.

During Stockholm Art Week, WAY gallery Sthlm collaborates with Noho House Barcelona for a group exhibition with Storm Philippa Clarén and Pablo Peñalba. In this exhibition, Stockholm-based Clarén and Barcelona based Pablo Penalba, come together for an in-depth exploration of the role of sin in modern society. Through their distinct perspectives, they touch on both the historical and contemporary understanding of sin’s significance for humanity—both in a practical and spiritual sense.

Extended opening hours:
13 –16 May: 12:00–19:00
17 May: 11:00–17:00

Are you looking for an art experience on Kungsholmen in Stockholm? Galleri Grip is your destination to explore a fascinating world of artistic quality. Grip offers a variety of artworks from both established and promising artists, representing different styles, techniques and art forms. Galleri Grip features different artists almost every week so you can lose yourself in a rich diversity that ranges from traditional painting and sculpture to modern and contemporary expressions. The different artists create works that touch, inspire and challenge conventional boundaries. Whether you are a seasoned art connoisseur or a curious beginner, you will find artworks that awaken your senses and make you reflect.

During Stockholm Art Week, Galleri Grip will exhibit a group exhibition with Agneta Nihlfors, Åsa Sjöberg Cederlöf, Camilla Bruhn, Maria Eklund and Nina Frodin

Ersta Diakoni is Sweden's leading non-profit organization providing healthcare and social services. Founded in the 1851 and based in Södermalm, Ersta diakoni opened a new hospital at Folkungatan in October 2023. The art collection displayed in the hospital is an eclectic mix of gifts and acquisitions, of which several are comissions for the new hospital.

Guided tour: The art in Ersta hospital’s entrance hall, public areas and clinics

By Invitation – 100 SEK/person, book here

ANDETAG is a 200 m² immersive art experience hidden within Stockholm’s Hötorget subway station—an illuminated labyrinth created by artist duo Malin and Gustaf Tadaa. The shoe-free space invites stillness amid the city’s chaos, enveloping visitors in luminous textile sculptures that breathe with life. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves.

Step into the immersive breathing art experience of ANDETAG. For Stockholm Art Week, ANDETAG has been remodeled and ready to celebrate the unveiling of Malin and Gustaf Tadaa's new "Andetag Particles", a smaller and more intricate expression of the Andetag Series. The artists themselves will be presenting and guiding you through the exhibition. In a world where the pace is constantly accelerating, You are invited to slow your breath and be enveloped in an enchanting tapestry of shapes, light, and sound.

Welcome to ANDETAG— a place of stillness and wonder

Get your FREE ticket using the code BREATHE at https://andetag.museum

Teaterbaren is the official art bar during Stockholm Art Week.

During the week, the artist duo gnilmyd kcab will exhibit in the bar.

Enjoy a DJ set by DJ: Anneè Olofsson & Christer Källström (alias Flynn Unt Dern)

CFHILL is an international art space and art advisory in central Stockholm.

During Stockholm Art Week, the gallery will introduce an exhibition with works from Alexandre Diop & Keith Haring.

Exhibition opening is by invitation only.

Opening hours during Stockholm Art Week:

Tue–Fri: 12–17
Sat: 12–16
Mon–Sun: Closed

STANCE Gallery will show Carlotta Bailly-Borg x Laure Prouvost - this exhibition unfolds like a garden in spring. Rooted in femininity, intuition, and transformation. the works blossom with color, texture, and layered emotion.

Carlotta Bailly-Borg (France, 1984), renowned for her surreal figures, has exhibited twice at Palais de Tokyo in Paris, with a recent site-specific commission for the Pernod Ricard Fondation- affirming her rising presence in the international art scene. Laure Prouvost (France, 1978), a Turner Prize winner, is celebrated for her immersive, poetic installations. She last showed in Stockholm at Moderna Museet in 2019. 

GNILMYD KCAB is the brainchild of Ann-Sofie Back and Mattias Dymling. GNILMYD KCAB makes objects with a quirky sense of humour and a loving disrespect for conformity.

During Stockholm Art Week, Teatergrillen Bar will show work from the iconic artist duo.

Founded in Stockholm in 1991, Andréhn-Schiptjenko was one of the first galleries in Sweden with an international roster, serving as a catalyst for a new generation of contemporary art spaces in Scandinavia. Since its inception the gallery has been committed to the long-term representation of emerging and established contemporary artists working with painting, sculpture, photography, film and digital media as well as installation-based and site-specific work. With the opening of its second space in 2019, Andréhn-Schiptjenko is today based in both Stockholm and Paris.

Artist talk with Amine Habki at Konstnärshuset
Andréhn-Schiptjenko and Konstnärshuset invites you to a talk between Amine Habki and Ashik Zaman, in connection to Habki’s presentation at Market Art Fair. The talk will be held at the Lounge at Konstnärshuset on Tuesday, May 13th at 18:00.

Inspired by his Franco-Moroccan heritage, Amine Habki (b. 2000, France) reimagines traditional notions and representations of masculinity using embroidery and repurposed objects. Each of Habki’s works reveals a micro-narrative intimately tied to his search for identity and exploration of desire. While not autobiographical, his creations feature alter-egos that depersonalize and universalize themes, giving voice to the marginalized and the unseen.

Habki’s work has already been awarded several prestigious awards and in 2024 he presented a solo exhibition at Centre Pompidou-Metz. In November, Habki will have his first solo exhibition with Andréhn-Schiptjenko in Stockholm.

This spring, his works have been presented in a group exhibition at Mennour in Paris, as part of the Mennour Institute’s jury-selected program committed to supporting young artists.

Moderna Museet is one of Europe’s leading museums for modern and contemporary art. During Stockholm Art Week, Moderna Museet will give guided tours of the exhibition “Yet Another Morning – Drawing in the Moderna Museet Collection”. The tour lasts for about 45 minutes. Admission ticket to the museum is required. The guided tour is included in the admission fee, but please pick your free ticket for the tour at the information desk. The tour is in Swedish.

During Stockholm Art Week, the Thiel Gallery will present the exhibition Together.

Opening hours:

Tuesday – Sunday: 12 pm–5 pm
Thursday: 12 pm–8 pm
Monday closed

About the exhibition Together

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

In the exhibition MAGIC AND RESISTANCE, BOOM! unites magic and sisterhood through glass objects charged with power and spells that protect against misogyny and promote solidarity. These objects, or amulets, manifest the invisible bonds that have connected women throughout history. The idea for the exhibition was born out of a sense of powerlessness in the face of negative societal changes that marginalize women, particularly those who defy norms. Within glass art—where glassblowing can be seen as a modern ritual—BOOM! finds a special kind of magic. Glassblowing is not just a technical process; it is an artistic and spiritual practice where artists play with matter, phenomena, and light. In the realms of art and magic, the past connects with the future, offering a path to liberation, community, and empowerment.

 The exhibition is produced by BOOM! with the support of På Sergels torg, a site collaboration project between the city of Stockholm, local property owners and civil society. På Sergels torg contributes to a living Sergels torg where people thrive and stay.

Outdoor gallery, upper level, Sergels torg
Open 24/7

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

During Stockholm Art Week, artist Malin Gabriella Nordin will be painting the ceiling along Sergelarkaden from April 23 to May 18. The artwork will evolve in dialogue with the space's architecture and the movements within it. Derived from Nordin's sketches—both figurative and abstract—the motifs will spread across the ceiling, merging into a dynamic whole, unified by an intense blue hue. The ceiling painting can be experienced from different angles, shifting in appearance depending on one's viewpoint and movement. It may evoke a starry sky or drifting clouds, where various shapes and constellations emerge to tell their own stories.

Sergelarkaden, Sergels torg
Open 24/7

Ersta Diakoni is Sweden's leading non-profit organization providing healthcare and social services. Founded in the 1851 and based in Södermalm, Ersta diakoni opened a new hospital at Folkungatan in October 2023. The art collection displayed in the hospital is an eclectic mix of gifts and acquisitions, of which several are comissions for the new hospital.

Selfguided tour of the permanent art collection at Ersta hospital
We invite you to enjoy a part of Ersta diakoni’s permanent art collection, and to experience the prize-awarded cultural environment, within a modern healthcare setting, that is Ersta hospital. Please take your copy of the brochure "Se konsten" at the reception desk and let it guide you to the art in Ersta hospital’s entrance hall and public areas.

Just remember: this is still a hospital. Please take photographs respectfully.

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

A morning session for those who want to wake up fully energized—a reminder that all you need to get through the day is attitude and a touch of glamour. Created and performed by Angela Wand. The performance is being produced in collaboration with På Sergels torg and Kulturhuset Parkteatern.

Stage at Sergels torg

Artipelag is a unique venue for art, architecture, design, events and top-quality food in a beautiful archipelago setting on Värmdö, just 30 minutes from Stockholm city. The name Artipelag is a combination of Art, Activities and Archipelago. Today, Artipelag has achieved international recognition, primarily through the numerous acclaimed art exhibitions displayed in the art gallery and the surroundings since its inception in 2012.

Artipelag offers a reduced admission fee to the exhibition Lars Wallin Atelier – 35 Years of Fashion Stories throughout Stockholm Art Week. Lars Wallin has established himself as one of Sweden’s foremost fashion designers for over three decades. His elegant design language, sense of glamour, and meticulous attention to detail have made him a leading voice in Nordic couture. Artipelag presents a highly personal anniversary exhibition curated by the designer himself, inviting visitors into Wallin’s universe, and offering an intimate glimpse into the daily life in the atelier, personal stories, sources of inspiration, and collaborations with highly skilled tailors. The exhibition features over 140 unique, handmade couture dresses, bridal gowns, and stage costumes from the designer’s archive, alongside loans from private clients’ wardrobes, many of which have never been shown to the public before.

See the exhibition at the advantageous price of 150 SEK (regular price 195 SEK). The admission fee includes introductions conducted Tuesday through Sunday in Swedish and English – see the website for current times.

Konsthall 16 is a non-commercial art gallery. It’s the result of a collaboration between Tore A Jonasson’s foundation and Riksidrottsmuseum (the National Sports Museum). The purpose of the foundation is to present temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, to show selected works from the collection and to annually acquire sports-related art and award a number of grants to artists and sports practitioners.
On Wednesday May 14th the opening hours of Hanna Sjöstrand’s exhibition Taverna geometrica is extended until 6pm. The exhibition presents a series of conceptual paintings and reliefs depicting the structure and imagery of football. Her starting point was the first paragraph of Laws of the Game, the common rules adopted at a meeting of English football clubs in a London tavern in October 1863. The geometric forms of the field, and even the inherent nature of the ball itself, are scrutinised and dissected. In Hanna Sjöstrand’s Taverna geometrica, every guest has the opportunity to experience the football pitch from a new angle, to explore its minutest geometrical components, and allow their thoughts to freely contemplate the structure and implications of the game.

Opening Hours during Stockholm Art Week:
Tuesday – Sunday 11 – 16 and runs until May 18th.
(Wednesday 11-18)

Konstfack is Sweden’s largest university for arts, crafts and design. Since 1844, we have educated a diverse range of professionals within these fields as well as art and sloyd teachers. We conduct both artistic and scientific education/research and currently have about 1000 students and 200 employees. The students are enrolled in bachelor's, master's, doctoral and teacher training programmes and in freestanding courses.

During Stockholm Art Week, Konstfack´s Degree Exhibition 2025 will be inaugurated. More than 200 degree projects by bachelor's, master's, and teacher education students from 13 different programmes will be on display. The exhibition is curated by internationally established curators Abir Boukhari and Ulrika Flink. The exhibition runs until May 23 and is open the weekend of 17-18 May from 12:00-16:00. Read more: https://www.konstfack.se/en/News/Calendar/2025/Konstfacks-Degree-Exhibition-2025/

ANDETAG is a 200 m² immersive art experience hidden within Stockholm’s Hötorget subway station—an illuminated labyrinth created by artist duo Malin and Gustaf Tadaa. The shoe-free space invites stillness amid the city’s chaos, enveloping visitors in luminous textile sculptures that breathe with life. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves.

Breathe In and let go.
We invite you to a unique midday escape—a dance and movement session at ANDETAG, where art, breath, and bass come together in a glowing labyrinth beneath Hötorget. With high-fidelity sound from Dot Audio and the soulful selections of our resident DJ Fabian Tanz, you’ll be guided on a journey of movement and presence—wrapped in light, warmth, and the surreal beauty of ANDETAG.

Ticketed event.
Limited to 40 people.
Stay after to rest and breathe.

Get your tickets here: https://andetag.museum

Welcome to ANDETAG— a place of stillness and wonder

WAY gallery Sthlm is a dynamic and innovative art gallery located in the heart of Stockholm. Founded with the vision of promoting contemporary art and creating a platform for both emerging and promising artists. Our gallery strives to offer an inspiring and inclusive environment where art and culture can thrive. Through carefully curated exhibitions, events, and collaborations, we are committed to presenting artworks that not only challenge and inspire but also provoke discussion and reflection.

During Stockholm Art Week, WAY gallery Sthlm collaborates with Noho House Barcelona for a group exhibition with Storm Philippa Clarén and Pablo Peñalba. In this exhibition, Stockholm-based Clarén and Barcelona based Pablo Penalba, come together for an in-depth exploration of the role of sin in modern society. Through their distinct perspectives, they touch on both the historical and contemporary understanding of sin’s significance for humanity—both in a practical and spiritual sense.

Extended opening hours:
13 –16 May: 12:00–19:00
17 May: 11:00–17:00

During Stockholm Art Week, the Thiel Gallery will present the exhibition Together.

Opening hours:

Tuesday – Sunday: 12 pm–5 pm
Thursday: 12 pm–8 pm
Monday closed

About the exhibition Together

Enjoy a 15-minute introduction to the exhibition That Which Carried Me. Learn more about the international artists involved and how they explore themes of community, protection, and survival through sculpture and installation. In Swedish.
Introductions are given at 1pm, 3pm, 5pm and 7pm.

Since the gallery doors first opened in 2006 Bonniers Konsthall has impartially granted space to contemporary art and the work of artists. The dialogue we maintain with artists imbues our activities and the building in general with its own individual nerve, and the working methods of our artists remain at the core of what we do. Art is the starting-point from which we embark on discussions with our visitors, with other art forms such as literature, music and film, and with the community at large. It is through art’s strength and capacity to interpret and comprehend our times that Bonniers Konsthall retains its relevance. Group exhibition - That Which Carried Me. https://bonnierskonsthall.se/en/utstallning/that-which-carried-me/

ANDETAG is a 200 m² immersive art experience hidden within Stockholm’s Hötorget subway station—an illuminated labyrinth created by artist duo Malin and Gustaf Tadaa. The shoe-free space invites stillness amid the city’s chaos, enveloping visitors in luminous textile sculptures that breathe with life. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves.

Need a break during Art Week?

ANDETAG opens its doors to offer a moment of stillness. In a world where the pace is constantly accelerating, You are invited to slow your breath and be enveloped in an enchanting tapestry of shapes, light, and sound. Welcome to ANDETAG— a place of stillness and wonder

Get your FREE ticket using the code BREATHE at https://andetag.museum

Are you looking for an art experience on Kungsholmen in Stockholm? Galleri Grip is your destination to explore a fascinating world of artistic quality. Grip offers a variety of artworks from both established and promising artists, representing different styles, techniques and art forms. Galleri Grip features different artists almost every week so you can lose yourself in a rich diversity that ranges from traditional painting and sculpture to modern and contemporary expressions. The different artists create works that touch, inspire and challenge conventional boundaries. Whether you are a seasoned art connoisseur or a curious beginner, you will find artworks that awaken your senses and make you reflect.

During Stockholm Art Week, Galleri Grip will exhibit a group exhibition with Agneta Nihlfors, Åsa Sjöberg Cederlöf, Camilla Bruhn, Maria Eklund and Nina Frodin

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

During Stockholm Art Week, you can experience the enchantment of glassblowing as students collaborate with BOOM! to create magically charged glass amulets. Everyone is welcome to watch! BOOM! is a female separatist group of glass artists dedicated to making glassworking more accessible by challenging traditional norms. They foster a platform for women in the glass scene and engage the public through hands-on experiences, using 'Spajsy'—a mobile glass furnace. The Glassblowing experience is being produced by BOOM! With the support of På Sergels torg, a site collaboration project between the city of Stockholm, local property owners and civil society. På Sergels torg contributes to a living Sergels torg where people thrive and stay.

Upper level, Sergels torg.

Galleri Glas was started in 2017 by Anna Bromberg Sehlberg and Elin Forsberg. Right from the start our aim has been to create a focus on contemporary Swedish and international glass art. We wanted to bring new life to an art form with a proud tradition in our Swedish cultural heritage. The gallery soon established itself as a forum for meetings between artists and a knowledgeable public with an interest in unique objects. In recent years we have broadened our programme to embrace exhibitions of other forms of art including painting and photography, though glass art will continue to be our principal focus.

Gudied Tour
During Stockholm Art Week, Galleri Glas offers a guided visit to The Swedish Bar Association to see the work You, Me and the Rest of Us by the artists Philip Baldwin & Monica Guggisberg.
To participate in the tour, RSVP to info@galleriglas.se

Exhibition in the gallery
Philip Baldwin & Monica Guggisberg
An Amphoric Journey from Antiquity to Modernity
April 24 – May 24, 2025
Galleri Glas, Nybrogatan 34, 114 39 Stockholm

In Amphora: Vessel of Memory, Galleri Glas is pleased to welcome back the internationally renowned artist duo Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg for a new exhibition in which the amphora takes centre stage – as form, symbol, and narrative. With roots in both American and Swiss glassmaking traditions and a long-standing connection to Sweden, the duo explores the archetypal significance of the amphora through a contemporary lens. The exhibition moves between ancient and modern, stillness and movement, the Swedish and the Italian – illuminating glass art as a vessel for history, migration, and cultural exchange. Alongside a new series of sculptural amphorae, the exhibition features a central recurring motif in their practice: the boat, evoking flow, passage, and human migration.

Antics is an artist run gallery focusing on conceptual approaches to exhibition making. During Stockholm Art Week, Antics is exhibiting Tony Karlsson with a solo show at the gallery.

Ersta Diakoni is Sweden's leading non-profit organization providing healthcare and social services. Founded in the 1851 and based in Södermalm, Ersta diakoni opened a new hospital at Folkungatan in October 2023. The art collection displayed in the hospital is an eclectic mix of gifts and acquisitions, of which several are comissions for the new hospital.

Guided tour: The art in Ersta hospital’s entrance hall and public areas
Open to public

Since the gallery doors first opened in 2006 Bonniers Konsthall has impartially granted space to contemporary art and the work of artists. The dialogue we maintain with artists imbues our activities and the building in general with its own individual nerve, and the working methods of our artists remain at the core of what we do. Art is the starting-point from which we embark on discussions with our visitors, with other art forms such as literature, music and film, and with the community at large. It is through art’s strength and capacity to interpret and comprehend our times that Bonniers Konsthall retains its relevance.

Bring a friend, sip on something delicious and enjoy a 15-minute introduction to the exhibition That Which Carried Me, introductions are given at 5 pm and 7 pm. Learn more about the international artists involved and how they explore themes of community, protection, and survival through sculpture and installation. In Swedish.

Teaterbaren is the official art bar during Stockholm Art Week.

During the week, the artist duo gnilmyd kcab will exhibit in the bar.

Enjoy a DJ set by DJ: Jens Fänge 

The Jewish Museum is located in Sweden's oldest preserved synagogue in the middle of the Old Town. The museum weaves the history of the Jews in Sweden, finding their place in a new country, with Jewish practice and thought. Contemporary art, a reminder of the links between then and now, has a natural place in the Museum.

During Stockholm Art Week, the Jewish Museum offers a guided tour of the exhibition ”Anna Riwkin – a Swedish Jewish photographer”. Discover the work of one of Sweden’s most internationally renowned photographers. During this special tour you will discover previously unknown personal images, photo albums and archival material from her life. Get to know more about Anna Riwkin’s important but forgotten body of work depicting Jewish life in Sweden, a life she captured and immortalized but also lived. We also showcase some of the photographer’s most legendary images.

Larsen Warner, in its various guises, has been home to innovative, singular, and pioneering exhibitions across a variety of media and genres over the past 30 years. Active in both the primary and secondary markets, Larsen Warner presents a dynamic exhibition programme of both emerging and established artists from Scandinavia as well as a strong focus on presenting influential and important international artists to a Swedish audience.

Larsen Warner is thrilled to present the opening reception of the solo exhibition from the estate of New York-based Finnish artist Iria Leino (b.1932, Helsinki – d. 2022, NYC) which compliments our solo booth of Leino's pioneering work at Market Art Fair (Booth 51). For a temporary period between 13 May – 14 June, the gallery will take over the renowned gallery space at Hudiksvallsgatan 8 which was previously home to Galerie Nordenhake, with a solo exhibition of Iria Leino’s groundbreaking abstract painting. The exhibition will mark the posthumous discovery of a virtually unknown artist who created a prolific body of work in solitude for over 40 years and whose work is now garnering international acclaim and helping to cement Leino as one of the most important Scandinavian artistic discoveries in the past 50 years.

A Day at Kummelholmen #5 Mandy El-Sayegh in collaboration with Alice Walter

Kummelholmen provides a platform for artistic experimentation. A Day at Kummelholmen is a series of temporary exhibitions where art engages with Kummelholmen’s unique environment. Inviting artists to showcase site-specific works or performances created for the present moment. The project aims to establish a platform for artistic experimentation and exploration, highlighting the artist’s current questions and processes. The audience is invited to an intense, ephemeral art experience where works and performances challenge traditional art formats. The series promotes innovation and experimentation, with its transient and temporary nature reflecting contemporary discussions about change, uncertainty, and swift societal reactions. 

During Stockholm Art Week, you will be able to experience the piece in a performance.

A Day at Kummelholmen #5 Mandy El-Sayegh in collaboration with Alice Walter

Kummelholmen provides a platform for artistic experimentation. A Day at Kummelholmen is a series of temporary exhibitions where art engages with Kummelholmen’s unique environment. Inviting artists to showcase site-specific works or performances created for the present moment. The project aims to establish a platform for artistic experimentation and exploration, highlighting the artist’s current questions and processes. The audience is invited to an intense, ephemeral art experience where works and performances challenge traditional art formats. The series promotes innovation and experimentation, with its transient and temporary nature reflecting contemporary discussions about change, uncertainty, and swift societal reactions. 

A Day at Kummelholmen #5 takes place within XXX KISS CROSS KILL an exhibition created by Mandy El-Sayegh in collaboration with Alice Walter, which opened on May 10 at Kummelholmen. Responding to Kummelholmen’s sprawling post-industrial environment, the exhibition features installation, video and sound, with a body of new large-scale paintings. During Stockholm Art Week, the exhibition will be activated through a performance which touches on themes of ritual and war.

Misschiefs is a method and platform to push for more visibility of womxn artists.

VEM KAN S(P)EGLA? is an exhibition featuring artists Shahla Friberg, Matt Lambert and Nike Markelius. Set in a secret location, the exhibition explores the potential of grief and loss as forces of change. Vernissage May 14, by invitation only.

Obs! Private viewing everyday on May 15, 16, 17, 18 at 2pm (upon registration only). Contact by sms 0708518024 for reservation.

A Day at Kummelholmen #5 Mandy El-Sayegh in collaboration with Alice Walter

Kummelholmen provides a platform for artistic experimentation. A Day at Kummelholmen is a series of temporary exhibitions where art engages with Kummelholmen’s unique environment. Inviting artists to showcase site-specific works or performances created for the present moment. The project aims to establish a platform for artistic experimentation and exploration, highlighting the artist’s current questions and processes. The audience is invited to an intense, ephemeral art experience where works and performances challenge traditional art formats. The series promotes innovation and experimentation, with its transient and temporary nature reflecting contemporary discussions about change, uncertainty, and swift societal reactions. 

During Stockholm Art Week, you will be able to experience and exclusive talk by Mandy El Sayegh and Alice Walter with Renan Laru-an, Artistic Director of SAVVY Contemporary.

During Stockholm Art Week, Konsthall 16 will host “Cave football – a dramatic, literary and philosophical challenge!”
In conjunction with Hanna Sjöstrand’s exhibition at Konsthall 16, we invite you to a never-before-seen match of cave football. The “cave” prefix refers partly to the fact that the players, who are all artists, writers and actors, play blindfolded, and partly to more philosophical thoughts. The game is played with a silent ball, and the blindfolded players are led in the right direction on the field by two team leaders. In addition to Hanna Sjöstrand herself and the eight people who make up the two teams, the creators and participants include a group of renowned persons in literature and theatre who each contribute linguistically in their own unique way to the match.
Commentator: Nils Markus Karlsson, poet journalist, explorer
Team leaders: Iggy Malmborg, theatre maker and  Ludvig Uhlbors, playwright, director
(In Swedish)

The match starts at 18.00 / 6 pm and takes place at Gärdet, outside Riksidrottsmuseum.

Hanna Sjöstrand’s exhibition in Konsthall 16, Riksidrottsmuseum, is open before the game, until 18.00 / 6 pm.  

Konsthall 16, Riksidrottsmuseum, Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 26, Gärdet. (Bus 69 to ”Sjöhistoriska museet”.
Free entrance. Feel free to bring a picnic. Refreshments will be served.

På Sergels torg is a placemaking initiative in Stockholm. The aim is to revitalise 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. 2025 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. 

During Stockholm Art Week, artist Malin Gabriella Nordin will be painting the ceiling along Sergelarkaden from April 23 to May 18. The artwork will evolve in dialogue with the space's architecture and the movements within it. Derived from Nordin's sketches—both figurative and abstract—the motifs will spread across the ceiling, merging into a dynamic whole, unified by an intense blue hue. The ceiling painting can be experienced from different angles, shifting in appearance depending on one's viewpoint and movement. It may evoke a starry sky or drifting clouds, where various shapes and constellations emerge to tell their own stories.

Sergelarkaden, Sergels torg
Open 24/7

Ersta Diakoni is Sweden's leading non-profit organization providing healthcare and social services. Founded in the 1851 and based in Södermalm, Ersta diakoni opened a new hospital at Folkungatan in October 2023. The art collection displayed in the hospital is an eclectic mix of gifts and acquisitions, of which several are comissions for the new hospital.

Selfguided tour of the permanent art collection at Ersta hospital
We invite you to enjoy a part of Ersta diakoni’s permanent art collection, and to experience the prize-awarded cultural environment, within a modern healthcare setting, that is Ersta hospital. Please take your copy of the brochure "Se konsten" at the reception desk and let it guide you to the art in Ersta hospital’s entrance hall and public areas.

Just remember: this is still a hospital. Please take photographs respectfully.

ANDETAG is a 200 m² immersive art experience hidden within Stockholm’s Hötorget subway station—an illuminated labyrinth created by artist duo Malin and Gustaf Tadaa. The shoe-free space invites stillness amid the city’s chaos, enveloping visitors in luminous textile sculptures that breathe with life. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves.

Breath in and move.

Welcome to our cocoon of softness. Surrounded by luminous art, we invite you to release stress and surrender to the soothing rhythm of your own body. This will be a slow class, connecting movement with breath and art. You will leave the class feeling recharged and fully stretched! Both beginners and experienced yogis are welcome. Please bring your own mat. Cushions and blankets are available. 

Limited to 30 people.
Stay after to rest and breathe.
Get your tickets here: https://andetag.museum

Welcome to ANDETAG— a place of stillness and wonder

Artipelag is a unique venue for art, architecture, design, events and top-quality food in a beautiful archipelago setting on Värmdö, just 30 minutes from Stockholm city. The name Artipelag is a combination of Art, Activities and Archipelago. Today, Artipelag has achieved international recognition, primarily through the numerous acclaimed art exhibitions displayed in the art gallery and the surroundings since its inception in 2012.

Artipelag offers a reduced admission fee to the exhibition Lars Wallin Atelier – 35 Years of Fashion Stories throughout Stockholm Art Week. Lars Wallin has established himself as one of Sweden’s foremost fashion designers for over three decades. His elegant design language, sense of glamour, and meticulous attention to detail have made him a leading voice in Nordic couture. Artipelag presents a highly personal anniversary exhibition curated by the designer himself, inviting visitors into Wallin’s universe, and offering an intimate glimpse into the daily life in the atelier, personal stories, sources of inspiration, and collaborations with highly skilled tailors. The exhibition features over 140 unique, handmade couture dresses, bridal gowns, and stage costumes from the designer’s archive, alongside loans from private clients’ wardrobes, many of which have never been shown to the public before.

See the exhibition at the advantageous price of 150 SEK (regular price 195 SEK). The admission fee includes introductions conducted Tuesday through Sunday in Swedish and English – see the website for current times.

During Stockholm Art Week, the Thiel Gallery will present the exhibition Together.

Opening hours:

Tuesday – Sunday: 12 pm–5 pm
Thursday: 12 pm–8 pm
Monday closed

About the exhibition Together

Carl Eldh (1873–1954) was during the early 20th century one of Sweden’s most prominent sculptors. Today, his former studio is a museum and a place for new artistic research. Among nearly five hundred of the artist’s plaster casts and works, you can also take part in newly produced exhibitions and guided tours.

Carl Eldhs Ateljémuseum is proud to present the internationally acclaimed artist Theresa Traore Dahlberg (b. 1983), renowned for her monumental sculptures and poetic films. Ahead of this summer’s major solo exhibition at Carl Eldhs Ateljémuseum, Traore Dahlberg has worked primarily with new and site-specific works. Here we encounter sculptures in melted bronze, copper, hand-blown glass and yarn – materials that carry their own memories. In dialogue with the studio and the surrounding garden, the museum’s inherent history is also brought to life. The story of Elise and Brita Eldh, their close relationship, between a mother and daughter, is put in a new light. Through Theresa’s gaze, we see for the first time a composite selection of visuals from the family’s time in Los Angeles during the early 20th century. Dreamy, playful and sometimes suggestive images, which in their documentary form works as a capsule of a bygone era.

WAY gallery Sthlm is a dynamic and innovative art gallery located in the heart of Stockholm. Founded with the vision of promoting contemporary art and creating a platform for both emerging and promising artists. Our gallery strives to offer an inspiring and inclusive environment where art and culture can thrive. Through carefully curated exhibitions, events, and collaborations, we are committed to presenting artworks that not only challenge and inspire but also provoke discussion and reflection.

During Stockholm Art Week, WAY gallery Sthlm collaborates with Noho House Barcelona for a group exhibition with Storm Philippa Clarén and Pablo Peñalba. In this exhibition, Stockholm-based Clarén and Barcelona based Pablo Penalba, come together for an in-depth exploration of the role of sin in modern society. Through their distinct perspectives, they touch on both the historical and contemporary understanding of sin’s significance for humanity—both in a practical and spiritual sense.

Extended opening hours:
13 –16 May: 12:00–19:00
17 May: 11:00–17:00

ANDETAG is a 200 m² immersive art experience hidden within Stockholm’s Hötorget subway station—an illuminated labyrinth created by artist duo Malin and Gustaf Tadaa. The shoe-free space invites stillness amid the city’s chaos, enveloping visitors in luminous textile sculptures that breathe with life. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves. ANDETAG is a place where art, technology, and ritual converge in an immersive experience that blurs the boundaries between observer and artwork. Each piece is a visual manifestation of Malin’s breath, synchronizing globally to create a shared rhythm. ANDETAG is a subtle revolution — a call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply connected to something greater than ourselves.

Need a break during Art Week?

ANDETAG opens its doors to offer a moment of stillness. In a world where the pace is constantly accelerating, You are invited to slow your breath and be enveloped in an enchanting tapestry of shapes, light, and sound. Welcome to ANDETAG— a place of stillness and wonder

Get your FREE ticket using the code BREATHE at https://andetag.museum

Since the gallery doors first opened in 2006 Bonniers Konsthall has impartially granted space to contemporary art and the work of artists. The dialogue we maintain with artists imbues our activities and the building in general with its own individual nerve, and the working methods of our artists remain at the core of what we do. Art is the starting-point from which we embark on discussions with our visitors, with other art forms such as literature, music and film, and with the community at large. It is through art’s strength and capacity to interpret and comprehend our times that Bonniers Konsthall retains its relevance.

Enjoy a 15-minute introduction to the exhibition That Which Carried Me. Learn more about the international artists involved and how they explore themes of community, protection, and survival through sculpture and installation. In Swedish.
Introductions are given at 1pm and 3pm.

Are you looking for an art experience on Kungsholmen in Stockholm? Galleri Grip is your destination to explore a fascinating world of artistic quality. Grip offers a variety of artworks from both established and promising artists, representing different styles, techniques and art forms. Galleri Grip features different artists almost every week so you can lose yourself in a rich diversity that ranges from traditional painting and sculpture to modern and contemporary expressions. The different artists create works that touch, inspire and challenge conventional boundaries. Whether you are a seasoned art connoisseur or a curious beginner, you will find artworks that awaken your senses and make you reflect.

During Stockholm Art Week, Galleri Grip will exhibit a group exhibition with Agneta Nihlfors, Åsa Sjöberg Cederlöf, Camilla Bruhn, Maria Eklund och Nina Frodin

Waldemarsudde, formerly the residence of Prince Eugen (1865–1947), is today one of the most popular art museums in Sweden, with varied and extensive exhibitions and events to match. Prince Eugen was among the finest landscape painters of his generation and an art collector of note, with special emphasis on Nordic and French art. The Collection numbers around 7,000 works and comprises painting, sculpture and crafts objects. Throughout the year, a selection of Prince Eugen’s own art, works from the Collections and temporary exhibitions, are displayed. The Prince’s Private Apartments and Park are always open to visitors. Welcome to Sweden’s most beautiful art museum!

During Stockholm Art Week, the museum will host and exclusive introduction to the exhibition Från Mumin till Chop Chop.