Art releases

In Manju Jatta's Amber series, earth pigments and indigo meet themes of colonialism. 

In Giants with Tongues, artist Emma Dominguez intertwines personal history with the monumental architecture of "the Million Program".

In her new works, Disa Rytt explores the cyanotype's ability to fix the fleeting – where light is not only depicted, but materialized.

In his latest works, Thomas Hansson highlights a piece of family history, interweaving craft, heritage, and identity across generations.

Joanna Hellgren tells stories in pictures, mostly accompanied by text and published in book form. But images that evoke strong emotions are sometimes printed...

In Björn Wessman's work, the cold Nordics meet the glowing southern French landscape; regardless of geography, Wessman captures the unique color scale of the...

Nicolai Howalt's crystallized images of invasive species take on an almost ghostly appearance, like fossils disconnected from time and space.

In two new images, Christina Henrysson continues her search for places where the spiritual realm is close 

In Coral Garden, Magnus Dahl depicts coral reefs - a form of life in its own right, both protective and fragile

In Kristina Matousch's Road Signs och What lies ahead chance is pitted against regulations

Mehregan Meysami's new series of cyanotypes is a meditation on the instability of vision – how shadows, water and memory never stand still

In the pictures from the book "The Kindest Gang in the World", David Wiberg depicts the child's world in shades of brown

Manju Jatta's work brings together West African oral traditions and a Nordic heritage to explore blackness and Swedishness and the history of blackness in th...

As Painting Practice, Astrid Kajsa Nylander and Helena Lund Ek have created artworks together. The result: large, colorful pieces that reuse the symbols of p...

In the new aquatint etchings Hedland and Sankmark, Annette Hammarén freezes the moments that otherwise so quickly evaporate

In Lisa Lundgren's first lithograph, the stage is an image of life. "You go up on stage, take off your hat and bow, then you walk off."

In Iceland, Madeleine Aleman got advice from a Siberian artist about where to print lithographs: in the deep forests of Småland. Here is the story of th...

In his new series The Bark, Johan Löfgren continues his exploration of how nature communicates through color, form and change.

In "Around Me – Where I Live", Johanna Schartau depicts shooting ranges around the Baltic Sea and their changing significance

Anna Pajak's new lithograph is based on thoughts about the metamorphosis of the body – about the state of carrying a life within oneself and for a moment hou...

Behind the softness of Julie Peter's prints lies an eerie discomfort

Gfeller+Hellsgård's edition serigraphs take shape through a place or a material

Regardless of technique, Andréa Hösel's work has its starting point in her relationship to colour

Just in: a lithograph by acclaimed Finnish artist Aki Turunen

The harmony of the Persian garden inspired Raha Rastifard when making her new set of prints

Unique prints from award-winning Jenny Carlsson Grip's fieldwork

Inauguration of our new space on Södermalm on 1 February with new works by Catti Brandelius

Maria Bajt plays with the idea of an alternative human species in her new serigraphs

Astrid Kajsa Nylander's playful and colourful serigraphs, inspired by her grandmother's button collection

Ömalm Östlin create cyanotypes based on the light from space - now, their first edition artwork is released

In Theo Ågren's work, simple everyday objects are combined to create unsolvable puzzles

Madeleine Aleman's report from an enchanted Iceland

Kvadratisk sekvens - a series of four intaglio prints by Anders Sletvold Moe

Johan Löfgren maps colors and patterns in nature

In Thomas Hansson's new prints, instant noodles are elevated to art

In Ditte Ejlerskov's "The Goddess Intaglio Prints", the goddess of oxytocin wrestles with her opposite - adrenaline.

In Astrid Sylwan's new intaglio prints Randas we approach a dawn, a new energy beginning to gain strength

Between inviting and unpleasant, aggressive and friendly, Morten Schelde explores an in-between world filled with animals, interiors and houses.

In his aim to be more in the present, Johan Barrett began to simplify his painting practice. He has just made two serigraphs with his hyped flower still lifes.

Ulla Fries' images come to her ready, just to be fixed to the printing plate. For 50 years, her meticulous copper engravings of creatures or objects have dep...