Exhibitions on other locations
June 23, 2020–April 11, at The Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum
Lisa Larson
Lisa Larson is perhaps Sweden's most famous ceramicist, and her figurines are certainly the most popular. The exhibition is the first to be presented following the reopening of the newly renovated Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum. It comprises approximately 200
June 13 –August 30, 2020, at Läckö Castle, Kållandsö, Västergötland
Handle with Care – Fragile, fleeting, finite
An exhibition about how visual artists and craftsmen have worked with the fragile, the fleeting and the finite in the arts over the centuries. The exhibition presents approximately one hundred objects from Nationalmuseum's collections, and delves into both
June 13–November 1, 2020
From Dawn till Dusk
Nordic Art Around the Turn of the Century 1900. At Dunkers Kulturhus, Helsingborg
June 18, 202,0 until spring 2021, at Nationalmuseum Jamtli, Östersund
18th century – Sweden and Europe
A palace building, a theatre king and skilled diplomats: vital ingredients in the flourishing cultural life of the 18th century. Meet the artists who brought the Rococo style to Sweden, and those who left the country for brilliant careers at the royal
June 18 juni–September 20, 2020, Ateneum Art Museum, Helsinki
Inspiration – Iconic Works/Contemporary Art & Classics
How have international contemporary artists been inspired by the classics of European art? And why is it these works, in particular, that have become known around the world? Inspiration – Iconic Works presents art that draws inspiration from iconic
