GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUMTRANSLATE THIS PAGEBESÖK MUSEETSAMLINGENUTSTÄLLNINGARAKTIVITETEROM MUSEETFORSKNING I april öppnade vandringsutställningen Konst på besök. Bildutställning från Göteborgs konstmuseum på vård- och omsorgsboendet Gerdas Gård.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

ABOUT THE MUSEUM

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details: STEN A OLSSON’S CULTURE SCHOLARSHIPS 2020 Dreamlike tropical landscapes, cosmic circles in ceramics and hyperrealist painting. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents a nuanced exhibition featuring large-scale oil paintings and sculptural ceramics. The artists Carl Hammoud, Hanna Järlehed and Martin Solymar are the recipients of the Sten A Olsson Culture Scholarships 2020, in

art and form.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUMTRANSLATE THIS PAGEBESÖK MUSEETSAMLINGENUTSTÄLLNINGARAKTIVITETEROM MUSEETFORSKNING I april öppnade vandringsutställningen Konst på besök. Bildutställning från Göteborgs konstmuseum på vård- och omsorgsboendet Gerdas Gård.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

ABOUT THE MUSEUM

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details: STEN A OLSSON’S CULTURE SCHOLARSHIPS 2020 Dreamlike tropical landscapes, cosmic circles in ceramics and hyperrealist painting. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents a nuanced exhibition featuring large-scale oil paintings and sculptural ceramics. The artists Carl Hammoud, Hanna Järlehed and Martin Solymar are the recipients of the Sten A Olsson Culture Scholarships 2020, in

art and form.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUMTRANSLATE THIS PAGE I april öppnade vandringsutställningen Konst på besök. Bildutställning från Göteborgs konstmuseum på vård- och omsorgsboendet Gerdas Gård. RESEARCH – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM After the termination of the three-year project, the research department at the Gothenburg Museum of Art has been made permanent. CONTACT. If you have questions about research, contact Head of Research Kristoffer Arvidsson. Telephone: +46 (0)31-368 36 29. E-mail: kristoffer.arvidsson@kultur.goteborg.se. THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

GOLDEN AGE TO HAMMERSHØI Golden Age to Hammershøi. Danish Art from Ordrupgaard and the Gothenburg Museum of Art. 12 October 2019–22 March 2020. Intimate and peaceful pictures from a hundred years of Danish art create an aura of solemnity at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Thanks to a collaboration with the art museum Ordrupgaard in Copenhagen, we offer

a unique

NORDIC 19TH CENTURY

In the mid-19th century Düsseldorf became a centre for Nordic artists. The Norwegian Hans Fredrik Gude, who had studied there, became successful in Stockholm. After him, a number of Swedish artists followed, among them Johan Fredrik Höckert, Amalia Lindegren and Kilian Zoll. The style that was developed at the art academy in

Düsseldorf often

TRINE SØNDERGAARD

Trine Søndergaard 148 Works 18 April – 20 September 2020. The landscapes and mirrorings of memory, silent inner rooms, and women’s occupations and roles through history. FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM The society called the Friends of the Museum of Art was founded in 1942. Today, it has around 1 000 members, who are invited to participate in many different activities. As a member, you can attend previews of exhibitions, join art trips to other museums, do art courses and go to gatherings for members.

INGRID VANG NYMAN

Ingrid Vang Nyman was born in Denmark in 1916, and came to live alternately in Denmark and Sweden. Her ambition was to become an artist, and she worked in many different techniques. She is most renowned for her illustrations for the children’s books of Astrid Lindgren. In 1945, her depiction of Pippi Longstocking led to a major

breakthrough

REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Now you can see one of the most famous and largest works by the Dutch 17th century master Rembrandt, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, in Gothenburg.Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, we can present a unique opportunity to see the painting at the Gothenburg Museum of Art.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

NORDIC 19TH CENTURY

In the mid-19th century Düsseldorf became a centre for Nordic artists. The Norwegian Hans Fredrik Gude, who had studied there, became successful in Stockholm. After him, a number of Swedish artists followed, among them Johan Fredrik Höckert, Amalia Lindegren and Kilian Zoll. The style that was developed at the art academy in

Düsseldorf often

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or STEN A OLSSON’S CULTURE SCHOLARSHIPS 2020 Dreamlike tropical landscapes, cosmic circles in ceramics and hyperrealist painting. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents a nuanced exhibition featuring large-scale oil paintings and sculptural ceramics. The artists Carl Hammoud, Hanna Järlehed and Martin Solymar are the recipients of the Sten A Olsson Culture Scholarships 2020, in

art and form.

REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions. GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

NORDIC 19TH CENTURY

In the mid-19th century Düsseldorf became a centre for Nordic artists. The Norwegian Hans Fredrik Gude, who had studied there, became successful in Stockholm. After him, a number of Swedish artists followed, among them Johan Fredrik Höckert, Amalia Lindegren and Kilian Zoll. The style that was developed at the art academy in

Düsseldorf often

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or STEN A OLSSON’S CULTURE SCHOLARSHIPS 2020 Dreamlike tropical landscapes, cosmic circles in ceramics and hyperrealist painting. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents a nuanced exhibition featuring large-scale oil paintings and sculptural ceramics. The artists Carl Hammoud, Hanna Järlehed and Martin Solymar are the recipients of the Sten A Olsson Culture Scholarships 2020, in

art and form.

REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

ABOUT THE MUSEUM

Gothenburg Museum of Art is the third largest art museum in Sweden in terms of the size of its collection. The collection spans from historical to contemporary art. Gothenburg Museum of Art has a varied exhibition program with a mix of historical art and MORE ABOUT THE COLLECTION The collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art today comprises around 4 300 paintings, sculptures, installations and video works, 61 000 watercolours, drawings and graphic works, 900 photographs and 2 300 artworks from children’s book illustrations. At present, approximately 600 works from the collection are on display in the

museum.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

RESEARCH – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM After the termination of the three-year project, the research department at the Gothenburg Museum of Art has been made permanent. CONTACT. If you have questions about research, contact Head of Research Kristoffer Arvidsson. Telephone: +46 (0)31-368 36 29. E-mail: kristoffer.arvidsson@kultur.goteborg.se. REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Now you can see one of the most famous and largest works by the Dutch 17th century master Rembrandt, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, in Gothenburg.Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, we can present a unique opportunity to see the painting at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. LOANS – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM For more information, see the pdf-document Conditions for Loans from the Collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Questions regarding loans can be directed to curator Eva Nygårds. Telephone: +46 (0)31-368 35 03. E-mail: eva.nygards@kultur.goteborg.se. NORDIC FIN DE SIÈCLE A blue Nordic light descended on fin de siècle painting, while artists directed their gazes towards an inner landscape imbued with melancholy. The Nordic fin de siècle painters are well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. The collection contains plein air OLD MASTERS 1450–1750 The Knight with the Falcon is one of Rembrandt’s late works. It is a profound psychological portrait of a nobleman, most likely the legendary Saint Bavo during his spiritual transformation. The painting is displayed in a context with works from the same period. Along with a work by the school of Rembrandt, you will also find works by

Anthonis

FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM The society called the Friends of the Museum of Art was founded in 1942. Today, it has around 1 000 members, who are invited to participate in many different activities. As a member, you can attend previews of exhibitions, join art trips to other museums, do art courses and go to gatherings for members. A PAINTED HISTORY: SWEDISH HISTORY PAINTING DURING THE A Painted History: Swedish History Painting during the Nineteenth Century. Valdemar Atterdag plunders Visby, Gustav II Adolf rallies his troops before the battle of Lützen, and Queen Christina spurns a traitor. These are some of the scenes that are brought to life in Swedish history painting during the 19th century. GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

ABOUT THE MUSEUM

Gothenburg Museum of Art is the third largest art museum in Sweden in terms of the size of its collection. The collection spans from historical to contemporary art. Gothenburg Museum of Art has a varied exhibition program with a mix of historical art and RESEARCH – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM After the termination of the three-year project, the research department at the Gothenburg Museum of Art has been made permanent. CONTACT. If you have questions about research, contact Head of Research Kristoffer Arvidsson. Telephone: +46 (0)31-368 36 29. E-mail: kristoffer.arvidsson@kultur.goteborg.se. PRINTED – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM Prints as collector’s items, mass media and showpieces 14 March – 16 August 2020. In this spring’s exhibition of works from the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art, we present prints by old masters from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries and their revolutionary

pictorial world.

SEARCH THE COLLECTION Search the Collection is a searchable catalogue of the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art that is accessible on the internet. The collection comprises close to 70 000 artworks in various techniques. At present, about 20 000 of them are registered in the museum’s internal art database.

SWEDISH MODERNISM

Modernism had its breakthrough in Swedish art in 1909, when Swedish pupils of the French Fauvist Henri Matisse made their debut in Stockholm. The Modernists used distorted shapes and forms and intensified colours to vibrant hues. The aim of their dynamic colour expressionism was to depict the modern world. Several of Matisse’s

Swedish pupils

NORDIC FIN DE SIÈCLE A blue Nordic light descended on fin de siècle painting, while artists directed their gazes towards an inner landscape imbued with melancholy. The Nordic fin de siècle painters are well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. The collection contains plein air UNBOUNDED – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The major exhibition of this year is based on unexpected encounters. Here, art from the eighteenth century is shown alongside crafts, fashion, design and popular culture, in order to let visual expressions from different periods of time clash against each other, creating friction and new perspectives. The exhibition highlights the

boundless and

ART NOUVEAU. FROM THE LARSSONS TO ZAPPA Art Nouveau. From the Larssons to Zappa traces the influence of Art Nouveau in Swedish fin-de-siècle art. Situating the movement in a broader context, it shows how the style has been used and reinterpreted up to the present time. The exhibition features painting, sculpture, textile art, film, fashion and poster art from the turn of the century

BRUCE NAUMAN

Bruce Nauman. Bruce Nauman (b. 1941, lives and works in New Mexico, USA) is one of the most important artists in the world today and one of the few who actually breaks new ground in his artistic practice. He primarily works with video, sculpture, graphic art, performance and installations. The exhibition at the Gothenburg Museum of Art included

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

ABOUT THE MUSEUM

Gothenburg Museum of Art is the third largest art museum in Sweden in terms of the size of its collection. The collection spans from historical to contemporary art. Gothenburg Museum of Art has a varied exhibition program with a mix of historical art and RESEARCH – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM After the termination of the three-year project, the research department at the Gothenburg Museum of Art has been made permanent. CONTACT. If you have questions about research, contact Head of Research Kristoffer Arvidsson. Telephone: +46 (0)31-368 36 29. E-mail: kristoffer.arvidsson@kultur.goteborg.se. PRINTED – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM Prints as collector’s items, mass media and showpieces 14 March – 16 August 2020. In this spring’s exhibition of works from the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art, we present prints by old masters from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries and their revolutionary

pictorial world.

SEARCH THE COLLECTION Search the Collection is a searchable catalogue of the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art that is accessible on the internet. The collection comprises close to 70 000 artworks in various techniques. At present, about 20 000 of them are registered in the museum’s internal art database.

SWEDISH MODERNISM

Modernism had its breakthrough in Swedish art in 1909, when Swedish pupils of the French Fauvist Henri Matisse made their debut in Stockholm. The Modernists used distorted shapes and forms and intensified colours to vibrant hues. The aim of their dynamic colour expressionism was to depict the modern world. Several of Matisse’s

Swedish pupils

NORDIC FIN DE SIÈCLE A blue Nordic light descended on fin de siècle painting, while artists directed their gazes towards an inner landscape imbued with melancholy. The Nordic fin de siècle painters are well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. The collection contains plein air UNBOUNDED – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The major exhibition of this year is based on unexpected encounters. Here, art from the eighteenth century is shown alongside crafts, fashion, design and popular culture, in order to let visual expressions from different periods of time clash against each other, creating friction and new perspectives. The exhibition highlights the

boundless and

ART NOUVEAU. FROM THE LARSSONS TO ZAPPA Art Nouveau. From the Larssons to Zappa traces the influence of Art Nouveau in Swedish fin-de-siècle art. Situating the movement in a broader context, it shows how the style has been used and reinterpreted up to the present time. The exhibition features painting, sculpture, textile art, film, fashion and poster art from the turn of the century

BRUCE NAUMAN

Bruce Nauman. Bruce Nauman (b. 1941, lives and works in New Mexico, USA) is one of the most important artists in the world today and one of the few who actually breaks new ground in his artistic practice. He primarily works with video, sculpture, graphic art, performance and installations. The exhibition at the Gothenburg Museum of Art included

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The museum houses art (mainly paintings) from the last 500 years or so. We were pleased to see such a wide-range of artists' work displayed - both those from Scandinavia but also those more well-known to us such as Picasso, Munch, Van Gogh, Kandinsky and

VISIT THE MUSEUM

Opening Hours. Tuesday 11am to 6pm. Wednesday 11am to 8pm. Thursday 11am to 6pm. Friday to Sunday, and holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, May 1, Midsummer’s Eve and Midsummer’s Day.

EXHIBITIONS

12 June–19 September 2021. The Gothenburg Museum of Art presents, for the first time in Sweden, a major international exhibition of realist painting from the interwar period. Focus on Europe. New Objectivities 1919–1939 is a collaboration with the Sten A Olsson Foundation for Research and Culture on the occasion of Gothenburg’s

THE COLLECTION

The Gothenburg Museum of Art has a collection of an international standing that includes art from the 15th century until today, mostly from Europe and the USA but with an emphasis on Nordic art. The collection of Nordic art from around the turn of the century 1900 is

unique of its kind.

THE FRENCH COLLECTION French Impressionism, Postimpressionism and early Modernism are all well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. Many of the works originated in the cultural milieu of Paris, hence the qualifier “French”, even though several of the artists have a non-French background. Impressionism is represented by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet,

Camille

MUSEUM STORE

The museum store has the same opening hours as the museum. Tuesday-Sunday and public holidays 11am to 5pm. Monday closed. You can visit the store without paying admission to the museum. Orders. Place an order by sending an e-mail to fredrik.von.zweigbergk@kultur.goteborg.se. The order should include the following details:

PUBLICATIONS

Publications. An important part of the work at the museum is offering knowledge about the art that is shown. That is done both with exhibitions and guided tours, lectures and publications. The publications are sold in the museum store but you can also order them and have them delivered to you.

SKIASCOPE 7

Skiascope 7. From the Altes Museum in Berlin and London’s National Gallery to MAXXI in Rome and the Louvre Abu Dhabi. In the 7th issue of Skiascope, the Gothenburg Museum of Art Publication Series, art museum architecture is investigated in light of the many newly built or REMBRANDT’S THE CONSPIRACY OF CLAUDIUS CIVILIS Thanks to a loan from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, the Gothenburg Museum of Art can show one of the Dutch 17th century master’s most important works, The Conspiracy of the Batavians under Claudius Civilis, from 1661-1662. The two by three meter painting has been displayed outside of Stockholm only on two earlier occasions.

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

ABOUT THE MUSEUM

Gothenburg Museum of Art is the third largest art museum in Sweden in terms of the size of its collection. The collection spans from historical to contemporary art. Gothenburg Museum of Art has a varied exhibition program with a mix of historical art and RESEARCH – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM After the termination of the three-year project, the research department at the Gothenburg Museum of Art has been made permanent. CONTACT. If you have questions about research, contact Head of Research Kristoffer Arvidsson. Telephone: +46 (0)31-368 36 29. E-mail: kristoffer.arvidsson@kultur.goteborg.se. PRINTED – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM Prints as collector’s items, mass media and showpieces 14 March – 16 August 2020. In this spring’s exhibition of works from the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art, we present prints by old masters from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries and their revolutionary

pictorial world.

SEARCH THE COLLECTION Search the Collection is a searchable catalogue of the collection of the Gothenburg Museum of Art that is accessible on the internet. The collection comprises close to 70 000 artworks in various techniques. At present, about 20 000 of them are registered in the museum’s internal art database.

SWEDISH MODERNISM

Modernism had its breakthrough in Swedish art in 1909, when Swedish pupils of the French Fauvist Henri Matisse made their debut in Stockholm. The Modernists used distorted shapes and forms and intensified colours to vibrant hues. The aim of their dynamic colour expressionism was to depict the modern world. Several of Matisse’s

Swedish pupils

NORDIC FIN DE SIÈCLE A blue Nordic light descended on fin de siècle painting, while artists directed their gazes towards an inner landscape imbued with melancholy. The Nordic fin de siècle painters are well represented at the Gothenburg Museum of Art. The collection contains plein air UNBOUNDED – GÖTEBORGS KONSTMUSEUM The major exhibition of this year is based on unexpected encounters. Here, art from the eighteenth century is shown alongside crafts, fashion, design and popular culture, in order to let visual expressions from different periods of time clash against each other, creating friction and new perspectives. The exhibition highlights the

boundless and

ART NOUVEAU. FROM THE LARSSONS TO ZAPPA Art Nouveau. From the Larssons to Zappa traces the influence of Art Nouveau in Swedish fin-de-siècle art. Situating the movement in a broader context, it shows how the style has been used and reinterpreted up to the present time. The exhibition features painting, sculpture, textile art, film, fashion and poster art from the turn of the century

BRUCE NAUMAN

Bruce Nauman. Bruce Nauman (b. 1941, lives and works in New Mexico, USA) is one of the most important artists in the world today and one of the few who actually breaks new ground in his artistic practice. He primarily works with video, sculpture, graphic art, performance and installations. The exhibition at the Gothenburg Museum of Art included

TOVE JANSSON

Tove Jansson. Desire to Create and Live. 11 February – 21 May 2017. In February 2017, the Gothenburg Museum of Art presented a solo exhibition of the work of Tove Jansson – one of the most beloved artists in Scandinavia. Tove Jansson (1914–2001) was courageous in her life and in her art, a curious and unprejudiced seeker who

questioned

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> Göteborgs konstmuseum är ett utmärkt exempel på hur museer genom > strategiskt, målmedvetet arbete kan lyfta fram sina unika > förutsättningar, vidareutvecklas och därmed bli ännu starkare > aktörer, säger Mats Persson, generalsekreterare för Sveriges > Museer i ett pressmeddelande. >  KULTURNYTT Sveriges Radio, P1

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> Det är starkt och suggestivt – och jag kan inte låta bli att > återvända, om och om igen. Tori Wrånes videoverk är något av > det intressantaste jag sett på den lokala konstscenen på mycket > länge. Ja, kanske någonsin. >  MATTIAS HAGBERG Göteborgs-Posten, 2 april, 2019

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> För vilka skatter som döljs här är inte bara något av det > bästa från Sverige på 1880-1890-talen utan här går det faktiskt > att få en introduktion till den stora världens konst. Från > Rembrandt via Monet och Cézanne till Picasso och Chagall. >  ERIC SCHÜLDT Text och musik med Eric Schüldt i P2

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> Gjorde en museirunda med min mor och detta var såklart ett av > stoppen. Kul att se vad som finns inuti en byggnad man passerat så > många gånger på väg till universitetet. För någon som inte är > direkt insatt i konst var det ändå kul att se många av de tavlor > och byster som fanns. >  BESÖKARE via TripAdvisor

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> En pärla där du kan se Picasso och Rembrandt och barnen kan skapa > själva – klippa, klistra och måla. >  CECILIA HAHNE HILGERS Amelia, 8 juni 2017

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> Med detta försök vill utställningsmakarna uppenbarligen återta > museet som en privilegierad plats för filosofisk kontemplation > över livets ändlighet. En helt rimlig ambition. >  FREDRIK SVENSK Aftonbladet Kultur, 17 dec 2016

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