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Moderna Museet Collection
Stockholm
It would be impossible to show all the 140,000 works in The Collection at once, so we regularly change the art in our exhibition rooms. This means that you might see something different on each visit.
What is on display right now? Search the collection
Where does all the art come from? About the Collection
Free admission
Free admission to the Moderna Museet collection.
Audio guide
Take a tour at your own pace! The Audio Guide tells you more about Moderna Museet’s comprehensive collection, temporary exhibitions and outdoor sculptures.
The Audio Guide app is free of charge. You download the Audio Guide to your phone and you use your own headphones. The Audio Guide is available in Swedish and English, for adults and kids and for iPhone and Android.
School visit
We are currently not taking bookings for groups or groups that want to visit us on their own. This includes school classes.
Read more about regulations for schools here: Schools
The Moderna Museet Collection in easy Swedish
You can download Om Moderna Museet och några av våra konstverk (pdf), a folder in easy Swedish. This 40-page publication tells you about The Collection, from Hilma af Klint’s exciting painting The Swan, to Soviet propaganda posters.
The outdoor collection
Maybe you have come to Skeppsholmen on a Monday and discovered that Moderna Museet was closed? Or perhaps you just feel like taking a walk in the beautiful surroundings. Whatever the reason, you don’t have to be without art on your way.
Read more: Moderna Museet’s outdoor sculptures
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Calendar events
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More on the Collection
Donation to the collection: ”Corrugated” by Simone Leigh
30.6 2020
See the sculpture “Corrugated” (2019) by Simone Leigh in the collection. The work is a donation from The American Friends of Moderna …
The Audio Guide Archive
17.4 2020
Listen through the entire history of modern and contemporary art. Through our Audio Guide app, you are now able to access our whole archive of 73 …
Mother’s Tongue
2.12 2019
In the collection you are able to view the work “Mother’s Tongue” by Lap-See Lam and Wingyee Wu. In this video work you will come along on a …
Layers of Time
29.11 2019
An art collection that both builds on history and reflects the contemporary will inevitably spark new links. Each work holds a narrative that runs …
The Society of the Spectacle
27.11 2019
In the collection presentation, which has lent its title from the french philosopher Guy Debord, you will encounter works by Gunvor Nelson, Joan …
Hannah Wilke – body and representation
25.11 2019
View two of Hanna Wilke’s video works in the collection. Self-portraits and body language are essential themes in Hannah Wilke’s practice. She …
Eccentric Abstraction
14.11 2019
Discover artworks made from materials which traditionally haven’t been used to create sculptures; soft, organic or in other ways tactile. The …
War and Peace – Photography and Sculpture
29.10 2019
The wars that came head to tail in the first half of the 20th century impacted deeply on people’s lives and the course of history. Photojournalism …
Collage and assemblage
29.10 2019
Collage in modern art is an approach that goes back to the early 1900s, when artists combined found materials into new entities. Some artists used …
Spheres of Abstraction & Realism and Pure-Hearted Poetry – Re-hangings in the Collection
18.6 2019
Hilma af Klint, Aleksandra Ekster and Kazimir Malevitj are three artists on display in the re-hung room ”Spheres of Abstraction”. Next door you …
