At three locations on the ground floor and in the restaurant, a selection of the photographs Bruno Ehrs made for the book Nationalmuseum in a new light are exhibited. The book was published before the reopening of the museum in the autumn of 2018. The photographs were taken in the…

A reminder of what is possible if one looks at the future with optimism.

A major exhibition about one of Sweden's best-know artist.

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 masterpieces, created by today’s contemporary artists. A selection of works from…

This autumn Nationalmuseum presents Hella Jongerius’s exhibition Breathing Colour which is a visual installation that features the results of her longstanding research into colour, shape, light and materials.

The autumn of 2019 will mark the thirty year anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall. It became the political symbol of a political world order that has endured since the end of the second world war. The exhibition examines what took place in the visual culture in the…

Carl Larsson (1858–1919) is one of Sweden's most popular artists of all time. Most people associate him with the pictures from his own home in Sundborn just outside Falun in Dalarna. This year, a hundred years after the artist's death, Nationalmuseum draws attention to a lesser-known side of Carl Larsson's…