Three artists explore oppression, violence, and social issues through research-based photography, film, and installations, highlighting global and local struggles.

Anders Petersen's photobooks showcase his intimate, documentary photography of people in diverse environments, emphasizing personal connections.

Explores early 20th-century art depicting parties, nightlife, and entertainment, often as an escape from societal worries. Features diverse artists.

Fotografiska's 15-year anniversary exhibition features 120 public favorite photographs by international and Swedish masters, celebrating photography.

Explores the significant influence of eight female artists on Picasso's diverse artistic periods, featuring 150 of their works.

Comprehensive show of Rackstadkolonin, a Swedish artists' colony, with 200 works: painting, crafts, design. Explores nature, tradition, and early 1900s art movements.

Four emerging Swedish artists push photography's boundaries with experimental techniques, exploring diverse themes like identity, memory, and movement.

Explores the history and meaning of portraits through over 100 works from Sweden's national collection, questioning representation, identity, and who belongs.

Celebrating the loom as a symbolic place where craft, memory, and artistic expression meet, featuring 33 artists from historical to contemporary textile works.

Matts Leiderstam explores Prince Eugen's Kiruna altarpiece, its creation, landscape ties, and light, with new works and Eugen's studies.

Focuses on Picasso's intense, often misunderstood late period (1960s-70s), now recognized as groundbreaking and influential.

Explores Robert Rauschenberg's influential 'combine' artwork 'Monogram,' its history, and his connection to Moderna Museet, featuring archival materials and works on paper.

Bosnian artist Šejla Kamerić explores female identity, war's impact, and self-definition in a patriarchal world through deeply personal and collective experiences.

A comprehensive retrospective of Tobias Regell's black-and-white portrait photography, celebrating trust, intimacy, and raw human presence.

Explores drawing's essence and potential, showcasing diverse techniques and themes alongside sculpture, film, and photography. Many works are new to the museum.

Traces surrealism's revolutionary evolution from its origins to contemporary art, featuring diverse works, film, literature, and performance, exploring the subconscious.

Moderna Museet presents 40+ recent acquisitions (paintings, installations, video, sculptures), exploring collection strategies and diverse new voices.