Stuffed goat with a car tyre around its belly — Robert Rauchenberg, Monogram, 1955–1959 Photo: My Matson/ Moderna Museet © Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Bildupphovsrätt 2024

Monogram: A goat full of secrets

For the whole family

22.11 2025

Stockholm

Why does the goat have a tyre around its belly and paint on its head? Meet Moderna Museet’s celebrity, the artwork Monogram by Robert Rauschenberg, and create a shared story together with the storyteller, performing artist and director Mia Westin.

Join an adventure where both children and adults explore the artwork Monogram together. Whose footprints are on the painting, and what might the goat look like on the inside? Together, we’ll delve into the story of this famous goat and what it means to us today.

Mia Westin has worked with everything from theatre and scriptwriting to children’s rights and norm-creative projects. Now, she brings her love of storytelling into the world of art!

Monogram: A goat full of secrets

Date

Saturday 22 November 2025

Time

10.00–10.45
12.00–12.45

Place

We gather in the foyer on floor 4, then continue to the Study Gallery on floor 2

Language

Swedish

Age

For children aged 3–5 and their adults

Price

170 SEK per adult (admission ticket included)
Free for annual pass holders and other categories with free admission
Maximum one adult and three children per booking

Buy ticket

The ticket is valid for the entire museum, except for the exhibition “Late Picasso”, which has timed entry slots. Access to “Late Picasso” is subject to availability.

Contact: bokavisning@modernamuseet.se