Free Entry to Bonniers Konsthall with the Stockholm Pass

Bonniers Konsthall is a venue for Swedish and international contemporary art in the centre of Stockholm. Since the start in 2006, Bonniers Konsthall has exhibited and discussed contemporary art from all over the world. At Bonniers Konsthall Swedish and foreign artists are exhibited, both emerging and more established artists. The institution has its roots in the Maria Bonnier Dahlin Foundation, which was founded in 1985 and is a non-profit art institution.

Highlights

15 Minutes of Art
A quick tour around the exhibition. Held daily at 1 pm and 3 pm. Additional viewing on Wednesdays at 5 pm and 7 pm. In Swedish.

One Hour’s Art, on special dates
An in-depth tour of the exhibition with one of the art guides. Pick up your ticket the same day at the reception.

Upcoming Exhibitions

TORBJØRN RØDLAND, FIFTH HONEYMOON. MARCH 13 – JUNE 2 2019

The exhibition Fifth Honeymoon primarily consists of new photographs and a film, accompanied by a smaller selection of older works. Torbjørn Rødland’s precise photographic compositions, still lifes, portraits, and details of human bodies, are contradictory. Familiar while at the same time strange, beautiful and occasionally slightly erotic, yet somewhat repulsive.

MBDS 2018, LIVA ISAKSON LUNDIN AND LINNÉA SJÖBERG. MARCH 13 – APRIL 14 2019

Liva Isakson Lundin and Linnéa Sjöberg are the recipients of the 2018 Maria Bonnier Dahlin Foundation grant. Since its inception in 1985, the foundation has awarded grants to young Swedish artists to support them in their work.

ARTIST’S FILM INTERNATIONAL. MARCH 13 – JUNE 16, 2019

Artists’ Film International is a network of art institutions from around the world, first established by the Whitechapel Gallery, London, in 2008. From a selected theme, each participating institution chooses a film from an emerging artist. The theme for 2019 is Gender and the complete film program will be presented throughout the year.

LUNA SCALES. MAY 2 – JUNE 16, 2019

Luna Scales (b. 1992, Denmark) is highly current with her most recent work, Physical Status Report. In the artwork, artist Luna Scales appears naked, lying on her side with her head resting in her hand. Her pose attests to a thousand years of art history, in which women have been portrayed in this position since time immemorial. The text beneath the image is taken from the Danish authorities and is a statement on the artist’s physical condition, in which her body is described and evaluated.

Closed for renovation Jun 15 – Sep 3. Opens again with new exhibitions Sep 4.

Closed: Jun 15 – Sep 3. Opens with new exhibitions Sep 4

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