The Film Club presents ”Araf”, an essayistic road movie and diary of a ghostly character, Nayia, who travels between Srebrenica and Sarajevo to Mostar in Bosnia. Conversation after the film between Didem Pekün, artist, and Petra Bauer, Royal Institute of Art. Free admission. Welcome!

Welcome to a themed tour of the collection! Over the years, several works in our collection that were severely criticised have come to be among the most popular. Join us for a guided tour where you will learn more about how the Museum bought Robert Rauschenberg’s “Monogram”, which provoked strong reactions and became known as “The Goat”. Hear the story of how Niki de Saint Phalle’s colourful sculptures had to be moved from their original place near the bridge abutment on Skeppsholmen to the green hill further in on the island. The guided tour is free and no booking is required.

Join in on a guided tour of Gilbert & George: The Great Exhibition. The tour is about 30–45 minutes. Included in the admission. No advance booking. Welcome!

Photography has not always been exhibited alongside painting, sculpture and drawing. In 1998, Moderna Museet got a new museum building, and since then all art forms are shown together. How did it all start? Learn how photography became art! Join this tour of photo-based art by Cindy Sherman, Jeff Wall, Candida Höfer, Annika von Hausswolff and other artists. The tour starts with a look at works by Diane Arbus, a photographer who has had a huge influence on contemporary art and photography. In her comparatively short career, Diane Arbus developed a profoundly personal style of portraiture. The guided tour is free and no booking is required.

The Film Club presents ”The Animals of Colours”: a curated film programme that looks at how three artists and experimental filmmakers have used colour in time, as a unique way to interact and depict various wild creatures, from lions to sloths, monkeys to ostriches. Conversation after the films between Filipa Ramos, artist and curator, and Kim West, Royal Institute of Art. Free admission. Welcome!