With students from Konstfack’s Master’s programme in Fine Art Graduating students from the Master’s programme in Fine Art exhibit as a part of Konstfack’s Spring Exhibition 2024. Top floor and project rooms, Färgfabriken.

The exhibition is open 17.00–18.00 May 17–19 during Stockholm Art Week. The class of MA Fine Art ’24 is an international group with 14 artists from Denmark, Finland, UAE, Ireland, Peru, Sweden, Thailand, Germany, and the USA. Their artistic practices accommodate a large spectrum of different mediums such as installation, sound, video, painting, sculpture, text and performance. Participating artists are: Ameena Alali, Aurea Tanttu, David Danell, Heidi Edström, Josefina Anjou, Jamie Gilroy Barrett, Jordana Loeb, Krizia Zurita, LA Kroll, Leo Porramet Jittaksa, Lydia Ericsson Wärn, Matilda Söderberg, Zander Vind. The collaboration with Färgfabriken is a student-led initiative organized by the class with support from Konstfack and Färgfabriken.

Färgfabriken is an exhibition space for contemporary art and architecture. Since 1995 Färgfabriken produces and showcases exhibitions in a former factory building in the old industrial area of Lövholmen. By working experimentally and across borders, bringing together different experiences and skills, Färgfabriken creates conditions for new ideas, knowledge, and artistic creations. Färgfabriken also engages in satellite and collaboration projects with architects, artists, institutions, organizations, and researchers around the world. This inspires and contributes to different public activities on site, like workshops, seminars and other cultural activities. Färgfabriken is conducted by Färgfabriken foundation, which is politically and religiously independent.

This is the aftermath of a performance in which the painting Wallpaper for a Queen, from 2021, was vandalized and, in this transformative act, emerged anew.

At 6 pm, curator Jonatan Habib Engqvist engages in a conversation with artist Madeleine Hatz about the piece, a reflection of a performance exploring the theme of Blood and Oil.

Galleri Duerr is a contemporary art gallery located since April 2022 in the gallery district at Hudiksvallsgatan in Stockholm and is owned and managed by Deborah Duerr. The gallery specializes in showcasing both Swedish and international artists, well-established and emerging, spanning a diverse array of mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, design, and performance arts. Following our relocation to the Garnisonen area in 2018, and thereafter to Hudiksvallsgatan in 2022, our programming has expanded and the gallery now presents over 10 curated exhibitions each year. Galleri Duerr is a member of the Swedish Gallery Association. Deborah Duerr serves as both a current board member of the gallery association and a former board member of Design Sweden.

Galleri Duerr is a contemporary art gallery located since April 2022 in the gallery district at Hudiksvallsgatan in Stockholm and is owned and managed by Deborah Duerr. The gallery specializes in showcasing both Swedish and international artists, well-established and emerging, spanning a diverse array of mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, design, and performance arts. Following our relocation to the Garnisonen area in 2018, and thereafter to Hudiksvallsgatan in 2022, our programming has expanded and the gallery now presents over 10 curated exhibitions each year. Galleri Duerr is a member of the Swedish Gallery Association. Deborah Duerr serves as both a current board member of the gallery association and a former board member of Design Sweden.

This is the aftermath of a performance in which the painting Wallpaper for a Queen, from 2021, was vandalized and, in this transformative act, emerged anew.

At 6 pm, curator Jonatan Habib Engqvist engages in a conversation with artist Madeleine Hatz about the piece, a reflection of a performance exploring the theme of Blood and Oil.

Åmells is Scandinavia’s leading gallery and fine arts dealer established in 1920. We specialize in superior quality Scandinavian painting and sculpture with a main focus on 19th and 20th century as well as contemporary art.

Åmells celebrates thirty years at Birger Jarlsgatan 14 with a book release of a new edition of our founder Nils-Magnus Åmell’s (1885–1968) ‘Memoirs of an antiques dealer’. At 15.00 Alexander Åmell, fourth generation, will present his great-grandfather’s memoir.

To infuse one's creative process using inherited, found, or discarded materials. In this conversation, we meet three creators with different practices but a shared philosophy of creating new pieces of art, furniture or garments from recycled materials and the meaning and expression it creates. The conversation is held together with Kirsi Mattila, CEO of Handarbetets vänner and moderated by Li Pamp.

Participants: Maja Freiman (Creative Director and co-founder Main Nué), Jack Dalla Santa (Designer and co-founder Contem Furniture), Nadine Byrne (Artist). Moderated by Li Pamp (CEO Hantverkarna Stockholm and Hantverkarnas Riksorganisation).

A ticket to Market Art Fair or Liljevahlchs Konsthall is required to join the Talks.
Market Art Fair is open from May 17 through 19.
Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

Färgfabriken is showing, El Sur - A group exhibition with Latin American artists Seba Calfuqueo (Chile), Ana Alenso (Venezuela), Alejandra Prieto (Chile), Naomi Rincón-Gallardo (Mexico), Marcela Magno (Argentina), and Maxi Mamani (Bartolina Xixa, Argentina).

The exhibition runs until June 16.

In addition, events linked to the three exhibitions.
Färgabriken is open Tuesday-Sunday, 11.00-16.00

Markus Öhrn, known for his internationally acclaimed stage works exploring existential themes, presents his first major exhibition at Bonniers Konsthall. "Requiem for Eva-Britt," a collaboration with the group Azdora, unveils the comprehensive Azdora project initiated in 2015 in Italy. The exhibition includes a new performance work where Öhrn and guests conduct death masses from a towering bell tower every Sunday, inspired by his grandmother Eva-Britt's desire for a more daring life.

Eva-Britt's deathbed revelation to Öhrn in the Torne Valley sparked the ten-year collaboration between him and Azdora. The group of 13 elderly women from Italy's Emilia Romagna region express their defiance against societal norms, smashing machines, tattooing, and challenging conventions. Their collaboration embodies a radical shift of power, liberating female protagonists from patriarchal structures and societal constraints.

At the core of the exhibition stands a six-meter-high bell tower, symbolizing Eva-Britt's longing for liberation. Öhrn's death masses atop the tower, along with the Azdoras' presence, serve as a tribute to influential women across generations. Visitors engage in the exhibition's immersive experience, contemplating themes of redemption, empowerment, and the blurred boundaries between reality and artistic expression in Öhrn's and Azdora's provocative world.

Free entrance for all Friday, May 17.

Welcome to Sweden’s most beautiful Art Museum! Prince Eugene’s Waldemarsudde, which was originally home to Prince Eugene, is today one of Sweden’s most popular art museums. In the castle building is the prince’s banquet hall, preserved as it looked in the prince’s time. The rest of the museum displays a selection of Prince Eugene’s paintings, works from the collections and temporary exhibitions. The museum is surrounded by a beautiful flower and sculpture park.

Introduction (in Swedish) to the exhibiton Marie Krøyer. Marie Krøyer (1867 – 1940) was noted in Scandinavia during her lifetime for her dramatic personal life with Norwegian-Danish painter P.S. Krøyer and Swedish composer Hugo Alfvén, yet the full extent of her own artistic work is not widely known today. Throughout the coming spring and summer we will focus new attention on the artist Marie Krøyer in her own right in a major exhibition showing the breadth of her compelling work as a painter as well as designer of furniture, textiles and interiors. Entrance fee: 170 kr.

Join us on Sunday afternoon for a dive into the world of sculptures! Get an introduction to the many sculptors whose works are on view in the fair booths and outside the venue as part of Market Extended.

A ticket to Market Art Fair or Liljevahlchs Konsthall is required to join the Guided Tours.
Market Art Fair is open from May 17 through 19.
Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

A death mass is a requiem. The word requiem is Latin and means rest. The mass centers on prayer for the deceased.

The heart of the exhibition is a large newly produced work in the form of a six-meter high timbered black bell tower in the main exhibition space of Bonniers Konsthall. Several times per hour, the bell in the stack rings for the work’s protagonist Eva-Britt. On Sundays, Markus Öhrn and his invited guests give performances in the form of death masses at the top of the tower. Each death mass has a special place in Markus and Eva-Britt’s relationship and becomes the artist’s personal tribute and redress of a person who has played a crucial role in his life.

I’ve had a bell tower built in the main exhibition space, where I cast a bell with my grandmother’s name on it, at which my brother and I hold death masses in her memory. So I’m taking my experience with live performance and trying to concentrate that energy and convey a message that the audience can take home with them. It’s not just about my grandmother, it’s about all of our grandmothers and other older people around us.

– Markus Öhrn

Included in the entrance ticket, no pre-registration required.
bonnierskonsthall.se

As an artist, being able to navigate one's creative path while simultaneously trying to make a living can be a challenging journey. This conversation highlights the relationship between galleries and artists, with voices from both the artists' and gallerists' perspectives. What does it mean for an artist to be represented by a gallery? Can an artist collaborate with multiple galleries simultaneously? Do gallerists only sell art? What is the difference between commercial and non-profit galleries?

The conversation is hosted by Liljevalchs Konsthall.
Participants: Joakim Ojanen (Artist), Katrin Westman (Artist), Katarina Sjögren (Gallerist) and Pontus Hammarén (Gallerist). Moderated by Jenny Danielsson (Co-founder of Konstkompaniet)

A ticket to Market Art Fair or Liljevahlchs Konsthall is required to join the Talks.
Market Art Fair is open from May 17 through 19.
Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

ed. art is a gallery for contemporary fine art prints, collaborating with both established and emerging Nordic artists. Through the web shop www.ed-art.se, a showroom on Hagagatan in Stockholm and extensive collaborations with other players on the art and interior design scenes, we try to make high quality art accessible to a wider audience.

For Stockholm Art Week only, we will fill the beautiful showroom of Dahl agenturer with art. Works by established artists such as Ditte Ejlerskov and Astrid Sylwan are mixed with works by emerging talents such as Mehregan Meysami and Thomas Hansson. All artworks are made in different printmaking techniques; etching, lithography, linocut etc., often hand-printed by the artist or a professional printmaker.

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Accelerator is an exhibition space where art, science and societal issues meet. It is part of Stockholm University. The mission of Accelerator is to engage actively with society, producing exhibitions presenting international and Swedish contemporary art

Closing weekend! ‘Basically’, by artist and choreographer Nikima Jagudajev, is an ongoing live project where the exhibition is a hybrid production site, residency space, schoolyard; a context to practice and perform within. At Accelerator, visitors are enveloped into an open-ended game simply by being in the space. A group of nearly twenty artists, dancers, and musicians hold the rules of the game constant, folding in the audience in visible and invisible ways. The work has no clear beginning or end. Staying for a while is recommended!

Free entrance.

Foto Jean-Baptiste Béranger: Basically (fram) Lara Dâmaso, (dans) Nikima Jagudajev, Louise Trueheart.

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 900 students and 200 employees. www.konstfack.se

The Degree Exhibition 2024 is arranged as one gigantic group exhibition from 15-24 May where works by bachelor’s, master’s and teacher education students are exhibited together in Konstfack’s spaces. One exception is the Fine Art master’s students have taken the initiative to exhibit at Färgfabriken from 16 to 24 May.

Johanna Karlsson - Notes
A new series of sculptures / reliefs are presented in the inner room of the gallery.

Mette Björnberg's exhibition 'For My Girls' is on view in the main gallery.
Gallery hours during Stockholm Art Week
May 14–19: Tuesday–Friday 12–5 pm, Saturday–Sunday 12–4 pm

We are delighted to announce a presentation with Johanna Karlsson in the inner room of the gallery. In the exhibition a series of small-scale landscape reliefs previously not shown in Sweden are presented. Johanna Karlsson was recently one of the contemporary artists included in the comprehensive Caspar David Friedrich exhibition Art for a New Age at Hamburger Kunsthalle in Germany.

Johanna Karlsson (b. 1968) lives and works in Stockholm. She is educated at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (1991–1997). Johanna Karlsson constructs meticulously detailed portrayals of landscapes in her dioramas, using a mixed media technique including copper and silver wire, paper, textile, pigment and plaster. She takes fragments of nature into a cultural context, and the result is a laboratory-like presentation with an emotional load – a personal and poetic natural science. Johanna Karlsson does not add any special symbolic or thematic narratives to her nature studies. They belong to the larger story of all thing’s birth, construction and destruction. The time spent making the works becomes synonymous with its content.

Galleri Magnus Karlsson is a contemporary art gallery in Stockholm.

Artipelag offers a reduced admission fee to the exhibition No Life Lost with Berlinde De Bruyckere throughout Stockholm Art Week. See the exhibition at the advantageous price of 150 SEK (regular price 195 SEK). The admission fee includes introductions conducted Tuesday through Sunday, starting at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. in Swedish and 3 p.m. in English.

For the first time in Sweden, the Belgian artist Berlinde De Bruyckere is showcased in a major solo exhibition at Artipelag. The critically acclaimed exhibition 'No Life Lost' offers a comprehensive presentation of De Bruyckere's art practice, featuring a selection from 1995 to the present day. Berlinde De Bruyckere's large-scale sculptures and installations of wax, wood, textile, metal and horse hide are executed in an unmistakable artistic style. Grappling with the existential human condition, De Bruyckere's work addresses human vulnerability and fragility, desire and suffering, resilience and transformation. Including sculptures, installations and works on paper, No Life Lost spans from 1995 until today. With its diverse materials and extensive time span, the exhibition comprehensively presents De Bruyckere's art practice. A core theme in the exhibition is the ambiguity of the human condition and the fundamental human search for transformation, transcendence and reconciliation in the face of mortality. De Bruyckere is also highly topical at the 60th edition of the Biennale with an official Collateral Event for the Abbazia di San Giorgio Maggiore.

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. The idea was to create a destination where art, culture and gastronomy could interact and where the archipelago would be present throughout. 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.

Alexandra Larsson Jacobson's exhibition We Play, I Push, You Hold, We Fall is a site-specific installation by Alexandra Larsson Jacobson. With a background in dance, she explores how we communicate with our bodies, beyond words. In her new film, three young dancers interact under the artist’s direction. Place and surroundings always play a vital part, and the setting this time is a dimly lit swimming pool. The exhibition is open Tuesday – Sunday 11 – 16 and runs until May 19th.

 Opening Hours during Stockholm Art Week: The exhibition is open Tuesday – Sunday 11 – 16 and runs until May 19th.

According to Max Ronnersjö and Katarina Sylvan, founders of Antics, every art fair should have a section dedicated to art books. In line with Antics’ mission to supply Stockholm with what it does not yet know it needs and to vitalize its art scene with conceptual approaches to exhibition making, Antics will set up base between Liljevalchs and Spritmuseum, housing a selection of art books and artists’ books. This section will be activated by a program of performances and book presentations.

Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

Guided curator tour of Jaqueline Marval’s Fauvism Feminism Flamboyance.

Marval is one of the distinctive French artists who, in the early 1900s, found her place in the art world and who exhibited her works side by side with iconic artists like Henri Matisse, Picasso and Maurice Denis. Acclaimed by critics and she participated in countless exhibitions in France and internationally. Despite this massive success during her lifetime, she has so far been overshadowed by her contemporaries.

10:00 – Exclusive guided tour (English) with curator Lucien Roux from Comité Jacqueline Marval, Paris.

On Saturday May 18, graphic artist Klas Barbrosson and Grafikskolan is inaugurating their Zine BUR#1 in the cellar of Riche Fenix. The Zine is the result of a graphical workshop conducted at Grafikskolan and it was installed at Slussen on Friday 13 April 2024. Shortly afterwards Riche Fenix acquired the number which will now be more or less permanently at Riche Fenix from Saturday 18/5 at 20:00.

Read more about the background of the work at riche.se

With students from Konstfack’s Master’s programme in Fine Art Graduating students from the Master’s programme in Fine Art exhibit as a part of Konstfack’s Spring Exhibition 2024. Top floor and project rooms, Färgfabriken.

The exhibition is open 17.00–18.00 May 17–19 during Stockholm Art Week. The class of MA Fine Art ’24 is an international group with 14 artists from Denmark, Finland, UAE, Ireland, Peru, Sweden, Thailand, Germany, and the USA. Their artistic practices accommodate a large spectrum of different mediums such as installation, sound, video, painting, sculpture, text and performance. Participating artists are: Ameena Alali, Aurea Tanttu, David Danell, Heidi Edström, Josefina Anjou, Jamie Gilroy Barrett, Jordana Loeb, Krizia Zurita, LA Kroll, Leo Porramet Jittaksa, Lydia Ericsson Wärn, Matilda Söderberg, Zander Vind. The collaboration with Färgfabriken is a student-led initiative organized by the class with support from Konstfack and Färgfabriken.

Färgfabriken is an exhibition space for contemporary art and architecture. Since 1995 Färgfabriken produces and showcases exhibitions in a former factory building in the old industrial area of Lövholmen. By working experimentally and across borders, bringing together different experiences and skills, Färgfabriken creates conditions for new ideas, knowledge, and artistic creations. Färgfabriken also engages in satellite and collaboration projects with architects, artists, institutions, organizations, and researchers around the world. This inspires and contributes to different public activities on site, like workshops, seminars and other cultural activities. Färgfabriken is conducted by Färgfabriken foundation, which is politically and religiously independent.

In recent years, a fresh wave of textile artists has emerged onto the Nordic and global art stage. In this dialogue, you will have the opportunity to meet three contemporary artists specialising in embroidery, sculptural weaving, plant dyeing, and patchwork within their artistic practice. Moderated by Patrik Söderstam, these artists will delve into their creative processes and share insights on the joys and obstacles of working with textiles.

Participants: Maria Zahle (Artist), Loji Höskuldsson (Artist), Arna Óttarsdóttir (Artist). Moderated by Patrik Söderstam (Designer and Artist).

A ticket to Market Art Fair or Liljevahlchs Konsthall is required to join the Talks.
Market Art Fair is open from May 17 through 19.
Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

Färgfabriken is showing, El Sur - A group exhibition with Latin American artists Seba Calfuqueo (Chile), Ana Alenso (Venezuela), Alejandra Prieto (Chile), Naomi Rincón-Gallardo (Mexico), Marcela Magno (Argentina), and Maxi Mamani (Bartolina Xixa, Argentina).

The exhibition runs until June 16.

In addition, events linked to the three exhibitions.
Färgabriken is open Tuesday-Sunday, 11.00-16.00

Galleri Duerr is a contemporary art gallery located since April 2022 in the gallery district at Hudiksvallsgatan in Stockholm and is owned and managed by Deborah Duerr. The gallery specializes in showcasing both Swedish and international artists, well-established and emerging, spanning a diverse array of mediums including painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, design, and performance arts. Following our relocation to the Garnisonen area in 2018, and thereafter to Hudiksvallsgatan in 2022, our programming has expanded and the gallery now presents over 10 curated exhibitions each year. Galleri Duerr is a member of the Swedish Gallery Association. Deborah Duerr serves as both a current board member of the gallery association and a former board member of Design Sweden.

2 solo exhibitions: Tove Mauritzson | KEEPER, and Linn Sjöstedt | GENTLE PRESSURE. Both shows will run until Saturday, May 18. On Sunday, May 19, we will present a one-day exhibition with Madeleine Hatz and her painting "Wallpaper for a Queen: Destroyed". Art talks with Linn Sjöstedt, Tove Mauritzson and Madeleine Hatz will be organized during Stockholm Art Week. Dates and times to be determined shortly.

Discover the talented young artists making their market debut this year! Gain insights into Amanda Karlsson's imaginative sculptures, Jonatan Pihlgren's expressive paintings, and Jesse Stevenson's caplivaling artworks.

A ticket to Market Art Fair or Liljevahlchs Konsthall is required to join the Guided Tours.
Market Art Fair is open from May 17 through 19.
Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

During this tour on Saturday afternoon, we'll have the opportunity to meet some of the artists showcasing their work at the fair, particularly focusing on the young painters featured in this year's presentation. We'll delve into what inspires them, their perspectives on painting, and much more.

A ticket to Market Art Fair or Liljevahlchs Konsthall is required to join the Guided Tours.
Market Art Fair is open from May 17 through 19.
Read more about Market Art Fair and 2024's programme at www.marketartfair.com. For questions please contact info@marketartfair.com.

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. 2024 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 estate owners and civil society.

May 16 17:00-17:30
May 17 17:00-17:30
May 18 13:00-14:30

 Artist Vega Määttä Sitberg has handwoven series of carpets that will be placed on the stairs in front of the summer stage at Sergels torg. The colorful carpets have a geometric pattern that varies from carpet to carpet. Together they form a larger abstract motif that varies depending upon the placement of the carpets.

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. 2024 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 estate owners and civil society. 

Experience high-energy Serbian dances, expressive songs, and beautiful traditional folk costumes accompanied by fiery and energetic Balkan music, as the children's and youth association Nikola Tesla takes over Sergels Square together with the eight-member band Süperstar Orkestar.

In collaboration with Kulturhuset Parkteatern.