Immerse yourself in our large, rich art collection based on the theme ”A Room of One’s Own”. The Author Virginia Woolf’s essay “A Room of One’s Own” (1921) is written by a woman for women – male readers are forced to read through a woman’s gaze. Reader’s reactions to the essay are found in notes written in the library’s copies of Woolf’s book which the artist Kajsa Dahlberg has photocopied. Together with works by Tyra Lundgren, Siri Derkert, Charlotte Johannesson among others, this thematic tour highlights the work of women artists which largely have been rejected by the male dominated art world. The guided tour is free and no booking is required.

Welcome to a guided tour for visually impaired where we explore the exhibition ”Atsuko Tanaka”. We meet at the information desk at entrance level before the tour. This guided tour is free and do not require advance booking.

Photography has not always been displayed side by side with paintings, sculptures and drawings. Come along on a thematic tour which focuses on how photography became art, from G Félix T Nadar’s photographs of Paris from a hot air balloon in the 1880’s to contemporary artists such as Emily Jacir, who uses photographs as an element in her artworks. The guided tour is free and no booking is required.

Immerse yourself in our large, rich art collection based on the theme ”Abstraction, spirituality and movement”. In this guided tour you will encounter artists who in various locations and with disparate ideas developed abstract styles. Wassily Kandinsky, Alexandra Ekster, Kazimir Malevich are some of the artist who in various ways explored invisible realities. At the beginning of the last century there was great interest in the spiritual, not least with Hilma af Klint and the group The Five. This era also coincides with the development of modern physics, the discovery of the X-ray and new scientific theories. The guided tour is free and no booking is required.