During the Easter break at Moderna Museet, we will explore works from the collection in which artists have used printmaking techniques. The tour lasts around 45 minutes and pre-registration is required. For children aged 3–5, the tour starts at 10.30, for children aged 7 and up at 11.45 and 14.15. Free for children, 170 SEK per adult (entrance ticket included).

What happens when we stop for a long time in front of an artwork? Discover how the experience changes when we slow down during Slow Art Day. Together with art educator Jessica Eldenstjärna, we will explore art through a viewing with meditation, a lecture on art and health, and a workshop with singing bowls and paint.

Explore and learn more about Pablo Picasso’s work “Bouteille, verre et violon”, on display in the exhibition “Yet Another Morning – Drawing in the Moderna Museet Collection”. The guided tour is included in the admission fee. Please pick up your free tour ticket at the information desk. Free admission for those aged 18 and under.

In the Workshop we create our own patterns and work together on a very long collaborative print inspired by Joan Miró. Suitable for children of all ages, accompanied by an adult.

Join a conversation about the political charge of art and its connections to anti-fascism and queer expression in Central Europe, past and present. The discussion features Moderna Museet curator Lena Essling and Stefan Ingvarsson, analyst at the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies. 170 SEK, 140 SEK for students and seniors (entrance ticket included).

Explore Brassaï in the exhibition “Brassaï – The Secret Signs of Paris”. The presentation takes place in the Cinema on floor 2 and lasts approximately 45 minutes. Free of charge, limited number of seats available. Free admission for those aged 18 and under.

During the last Saturday of the exhibition “The Classroom”, a selection of Karol Radziszewski’s film and video works will be shown. Watch five films that explore the artist’s long-standing focus on queer archives, pedagogy and artistic practice. Free of charge, pre-registration required.

Join us for a 15-minute tour exploring a work from the exhibition “The Art of Collecting – Expanding the Moderna Museet Collection”. The guided tour is included in the admission fee. Please pick up your free tour ticket at the information desk. Free admission for those aged 18 and under.

Explore and learn more about Robert Rauschenberg’s iconic works “Monogram” and “Mud Muse”. The guided tour is included in the admission fee. Please pick up your free tour ticket at the information desk. Free admission for those aged 18 and under.

During the Easter break at Moderna Museet, we will explore works from the collection in which artists have used printmaking techniques. The tour lasts around 45 minutes and pre-registration is required. For children aged 3–5, the tour starts at 10.30, for children aged 7 and up at 11.45 and 14.15. Free for children, 170 SEK per adult (entrance ticket included).