Exhibitions

Berg om Berg | Ten Year Anniversary

16 May — 18 Jun 2026 Join us in the celebration of Berg Gallery’s 10th anniversary. We are very pleased to present BERG OM BERG —a group exhibition featuring the gallery’s twenty-two represented artists. Drawing on the word berg (which, besides being the surname of the gallery owner, is Swedish for “mountain”), the artists present mainly... Read more

Art Brussels | Brussels Expo | Booth 5B-10

23 — 26 Apr 2026 New works by Mats Bergquist, Joakim Eneroth, Pauline Fransson, Ivar Lövheim, John Rainey, Viktor Rosdahl & Markus Åkesson. Stand 5B-10 Brussels Expo – Entrance Hall 5 Place de la Belgique 1 1020 Brussels OPENING DAY Thursday 23 April 2026 Preview | 11am – 4pm Vernissage | 4pm – 9pm PUBLIC... Read more

Market Art Fair | Magasin 9, Stockholm | Booth 9

23 — 26 Apr 2026 New works by Ellen Ehk, Ebba Johansson & Dea Svensson. Booth 9 Magasin 9, Frihamnen Frihamnsgatan 66 OPENING HOURS 24 April: 15.00–20.00 25 April: 11.00–18.00 26 April: 11.00–17.00 Market Art Fair website Market Art Fair - Magasin 9 - 23–26 April, 2026 Read more

Joakim Eneroth | Equilibrium

26 Mar — 9 May 2026 In the exhibition Equilibrium, Joakim Eneroth opens a metaphorical portal to a parallel reality in which a state of parhelia prevails—an optical phenomenon where multiple suns appear in the sky. This phenomenon, also known as ”sun dogs” or ”mock suns”, occurs when airborne ice crystals refract the sunlight. The sun... Read more

Andreas Glad | Off Season

19 Feb — 21 Mar 2026 We are pleased to present Andreas Glad’s third solo exhibition at Berg Gallery. The exhibition brings together a new series of paintings depicting geografically diverse yet thematically interconnected locations—Hollywood Hills, Crete, Lomma, and Tokyo. The human figure is consistently absent, and the exhibition revolves around different forms of habitation, both... Read more

Carl Richard Söderström | Birds of Yore

19 Feb — 21 Mar 2026 We are pleased to present Carl Richard Söderström's third solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled 'Birds of Yore'. Carl Richard Söderström works primarily with ceramic sculpture. In his artistic practice, craftmanship is central both to the process and to the finished object. He navigates between absolute control and sudden impulses... Read more

Markus Åkesson | Passage

15 Jan — 14 Feb 2026 Vernissage Thursday 15 January 17.00 - 20.00.

Markus Åkesson (b. 1975, Kalmar) lives and works in Nybro, Sweden. Previous solo exhibitions include Berg Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden (2023, 2021), Market Art Fair, Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden (2022), and Kalmar Konstmuseum, Kalmar, Sweden (2018). Additionally, his work has been featured in exhibitions at institutions such as Lentos Art Museum, Linz, Austria (2025), Fondation Francès, Clichy/Senlis, France (2025, 2018, 2016), La Manufacture – Museum of Textile Creation and History, Roubaix, France (2023), Institut Suédois, Paris, France (2021), and Musée Cognacq-Jay, Paris, France (2015).

Åkesson’s work is represented in the collections of Fondation Francès (FR), The Public Art Agency Sweden (SE), VIDA Museum (SE), Château du Rivau (FR), Alice Walton Family Collection (US), and Jacques-Antoine Granjon Collection (FR), as well as in numerous public and private collections in Europe, Asia, and the United States. Read more

Mia E Göransson | System of Nature

6 Nov — 13 Dec 2025 Since graduating from Konstfack in 1994, Mia E Göransson has established herself as one of the Nordic region’s most influential ceramic artists. She is known to many for her installations, still lifes, and deconstructed landscapes, assembled from formal elements sourced from diverse contexts. In her practice, she moves between extremes,... Read more

Mats Bergquist | Nocturne

6 Nov — 13 Dec 2025 Mats Bergquist works in the borderland between minimalism and icon tradition. His meditative, often monochrome works are stripped of figurative content, but reveal subtle dents, bulges, and impressions. The working process is highly time-consuming and repetitive, relying on traditional materials and methods. By applying thin layers of pigment and rabbit-skin... Read more

Viktor Rosdahl | du är mina chanser

2 — 31 Oct 2025 We are pleased to present Viktor Rosdahl’s second solo exhibition at the gallery, titled du är mina chanser (you are my chances) . In 2025, Rosdahl presented his first major and critically acclaimed exhibition, En strimma av klarhet (A Ray of Clarity), in his hometown of Helsingborg. In du är... Read more

Amalia Bille | Ankarpunkt

2 — 31 Oct 2025 We are pleased to present Amalia Bille’s third solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Ankarpunkt (Anchor Point). The exhibition features new ceramic sculptures and a series of ink paintings relating to the works shown at Market Art Fair earlier this year. In these works, Bille returns to experiences from her... Read more

John Rainey | Errors

21 Aug — 27 Sep 2025 We are pleased to present John Rainey’s third solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Errors . The opening reception is on Thursday August 21, 17.00—20.00. In his third solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, John Rainey explores error as a form of creative reimagining. In his latest works, made in cast... Read more

Ivar Lövheim | Dreamstone

21 Aug — 27 Sep 2025 We are pleased to present Ivar Lövheim’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Dreamstone . The opening reception is on Thursday August 21, 17.00—20.00. Ivar Lövheim’s structured paintings, reminiscent of lichen and moss covered rocks, can be perceived as directly detached from nature. Using beeswax, fine sand, and pigments,... Read more

Market Art Fair | Elizabeth Thun, Amalia Bille & Sylvia Naimark

Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm 16 — 18 May 2025 Berg Gallery is thrilled to return to Market Art Fair for the fifth consecutive year, with a presentation of new works by Amalia Bille, Sylvia Naimark and Elizabeth Thun. Market Art Fair | May 16 - 18 2025 For inquiries, please contact the gallery. Read more

Raha Rastifard | Lost Memory

14 May — 19 Jun 2025 We are pleased to present Raha Rastifard’s second solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Lost Memory . The opening reception is on Wednesday May 14, 17.00—20.00. Raha Rastifard is a conceptual artist who frequently explores themes of identity and cultural heritage. Her work often incorporates references to literature, philosophy, and... Read more

Art Brussels 2025

Markus Åkesson, Ellen Ehk, Hilda Hellström, Pauline Fransson & Ivar Lövheim | Brussels Expo 24 — 27 Apr 2025 We are pleased to return to Art Brussels in 2025, with a curated selection of works by Markus Åkesson, Ellen Ehk, Hilda Hellström, Pauline Fransson, and Ivar Lövheim. For inquiries, please contact the gallery. Art Brussels | 24 - 27 April 2025 | Brussels Expo Read more

Paul-Robin Sjöström | A Destroyer's Gotta Destroy, It's In My Nature

3 Apr — 9 May 2025 We are pleased to present Paul-Robin Sjöström’s third solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled A Destroyer’s Gotta Destroy, It’s In My Nature . The exhibition features a new series of ceramic sculptures and wall-reliefs. Paul-Robin Sjöström describes his artistic practice as driven by the need to visually depict thoughts, feelings,... Read more

Jonas Malmberg | Mjuk frukt

3 Apr — 9 May 2025 We are pleased to present Jonas Malmberg’s first solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled Mjuk frukt (’Soft fruit’). The exhibition features a new series of paintings. Looking at Jonas Malmberg’s work is like entering a darkened room. At first, everything is dim and indistinct. Then gradually, as your eyes adjust,... Read more

Art Rotterdam 2025

ANDREAS GLAD, INGER BERGSTRÖM, CARL RICHARD SÖDERSTRÖM, DANIEL EKTA GÖTESSON & HENDRIK ZIMMER | AHOY 27 — 30 Mar 2025 Art Rotterdam 2025 Rotterdam Ahoy Ahoyweg 10 3084 BA Rotterdam Opening hours: Thursday 17 March 2025, 11 am – 9 pm (By invitation only) Friday 28 March 2025, 11 am – 7 pm Saturday 29 March 2025, 11 am – 7 pm Sunday 30 March 2025, 11 am – 7... Read more

Sara Möller | Driva Drift

20 Feb — 29 Mar 2025 Berg Gallery is pleased to present Sara Möller’s third solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Driva Drift , featuring a new series of ceramic and bronze sculptures as well as watercolor paintings. The title is a play on words where ”driva” in this context can mean to propel, lead, or... Read more

Hendrik Zimmer | Paint / Plates / Shards

20 Feb — 29 Mar 2025 Hendrik Zimmer works primarily with woodblock printing to create visually striking and multilayered works. His images rely heavily on abstract, geometric shapes, integrating elements from various different contexts. Even though his work is not overtly referential, it is possible to identify influences from modernist movements, particularly Bauhaus, both in terms... Read more

Hilda Hellström | Vanitas

16 Jan — 15 Feb 2025 The title Vanitas refers to still lifes of decaying flowers and fruits, an art form that was particularly popular in the 17th century. The motifs were intended to make the viewer reflect on time, transience, nature, beauty, and death. Nature itself embodies a paradox: it is both eternal and transient... Read more

Johan Röing | namnlös

16 Jan — 15 Feb 2025 Johan Röing began working with wood at an early age, using tools like chainsaws and angle grinders to process his sculptures. His method is characterized by intuition and adaptability, as he often brings together seemingly unrelated elements and repurposes existing works in a continuous cycle of reuse. Each movement and... Read more

Kjell Strandqvist | Mallar 1991

16 Jan — 15 Feb 2025 Kjell Strandqvist’s paintings often combine the defined with the undefined, frequently utilizing a distinct, simple form as a vessel for coloristic events. His colors possess a dense, imaginary relationship that is sometimes more felt than seen. In his first exhibition at Berg Gallery, he presents a series of paintings under... Read more

Daniel EKTA Götesson | Utsikt för imorgon kväll

8 Nov — 14 Dec 2024 We are pleased to present Daniel EKTA Götesson’s second solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled Utsikt för imorgon kväll . Rooted in graffiti culture, EKTA’s work spans across multiple mediums and artistic expressions – paintings, drawings, collages, murals and sculptures – all united by his distinct visual style, characterized by... Read more

Inger Bergström | Overview Effect

3 Oct — 1 Nov 2024 We are pleased to present Inger Bergström’s second solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled Overview Effect . Bergström’s practice is guided by a profound interest in perception, time, and space. Her images are constructed from fabrics, which she manipulates and pieces together to create movement, direction, and depth. Through warped... Read more

Andreas Glad | The Weave

3 Oct — 1 Nov 2024 We are pleased to present new works by Andreas Glad, who had his first solo exhibition, titled Wipe Your Feet on My Dream s, at Berg Gallery in 2022. The current presentation includes three monumental paintings that were shown in the exhibition Solid Ground at Sörmlands Museum during this spring... Read more

Pauline Fransson | De blygas längtan

22 Aug — 28 Sep 2024 We are pleased to present Pauline Fransson’s second and, to date, largest solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled De blygas längtan ('The Longing of the Shy'). Since graduating from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 2021, Fransson has participated in several group exhibitions and art fairs,... Read more

5 x 1 – Group exhibition curated by Tom Hedqvist & Ingela Håkansson Lamm

INTRODUCING ANDERS WENNGREN, NINA HEMMINGSSON & PETER ANDERSSON 23 May — 20 Jun 2024 Tom Hedqvist (b. 1948) is educated at Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm, and co-founder of the designer collective Ten Swedish Designers. He has previously been appointed Professor of Graphical Design at Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm, artistic director of Orrefors Glassworks, Rector of Beckmans College... Read more

Market Art Fair | Sara Möller & Madhat Kakei

Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm 17 — 19 May 2024 Sara Möller ’s organic sculptures delve into the interplay between fragility and strength, movement and permanence, while at the same time contemplating the very boundaries of the ceramic material. Her process can be described as one characterized by volatility and play, as the creation of new forms come about through... Read more

Art Brussels 2024

PAULINE FRANSSON, MÅRTEN MEDBO, JOHN RAINEY & MARKUS ÅKESSON | Brussels Expo 25 — 28 Apr 2024 Art Brussels | 25 - 28 April 2024 Brussels Expo, Halls 5 & 6 Place de la Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels, Belgium Opening hours: OPENING DAY | 11am – 9pm Thursday 25 April 2024 Preview | 11am – 4pm Vernissage | 4pm – 9pm PUBLIC DAYS | 11am – 7pm... Read more

Elizabeth Thun | Gränsland

11 Apr — 18 May 2024 Standing before Elizabeth Thun’s work is like standing before Birgitta Trotzig’s threshold, the one described in her 1996 book Sammanhang . The threshold that is neither here nor there. Birgitta Trotzig asks herself where, not how, the imaginary space unfolds, that which is neither one nor the other. And the... Read more

Mårten Medbo | Strange Love

22 Feb — 6 Apr 2024 The exhibition Strange Love features a new series of ceramic sculptures by Mårten Medbo. Each piece consists of wheel-thrown spheres, carefully combined into complex structures. Through his exploration of clay as a medium, Medbo has established himself as a prominent figure on Sweden’s material-based art scene. Wheel-throwing is the core... Read more

Ebba Johansson | Routines

22 Feb — 6 Apr 2024 Routines is Ebba Johansson’s first solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, in which she presentes a new series of paintings. Ebba Johansson’s work is deeply rooted in her own and her family’s history. The primary source of inspiration is the family estate in Småland, a home that has been passed down... Read more

Ellen Ehk | Just efter regnet

11 Jan — 17 Feb 2024 We are happy to present Ellen Ehk’s fourth solo exhibition at Berg Gallery. The exhibition Just efter regnet becomes the first one at the gallery since Ehk’s last acclaimed exhibition Geomancy (Berg Gallery, 2020). Ellen Ehk’s artistic practice is characterized by an interplay between various different materials, textures, and forms.... Read more

Dea Svensson | Allt levande hos honom är skört

11 Jan — 17 Feb 2024 We are happy to present Dea Svensson’s second solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, featuring a new series of small-scale ink drawings. Svensson’s work was last shown at the gallery in the solo exhibition Inland (2021). Dea Svensson is known for his intimate and carefully executed ink drawings composed millimeter-thin lines... Read more

Sylvia Naimark | Zimzum

10 Nov — 16 Dec 2023 We are happy to present Sylvia Naimark’s first solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled Zimzum . Naimark’s paintings are the result of an intuitive yet controlled process. She works with the physicality of the material, carefully adding and subtracting. In her primarily abstract works, one can occasionally discern forgotten places,... Read more

Jussi Ojala + Katja Beckman Ojala | This is Where I Long to Be

10 Nov — 16 Dec 2023 We are happy to present Jussi Ojala’s and Katja Beckman Ojala’s first ever duo exhibition, titled This is Where I Long to Be . The exhibition brings together Jussi Ojala’s heavily glazed sculptures and Katja Beckman Ojala’s abstract tapestries. The idea for the exhibition was born out of their shared... Read more

Markus Åkesson | Weaver's Grove, The Oracle Bones

28 Sep — 4 Nov 2023 Encountering Markus Åkesson's paintings is like a crash course in art history; there are references to 19th century realist painting, the Pre-Raphaelites, Renaissance masters Hans Holbein the Younger and Albrecht Dürer, chinoiserie, and art nouveau. And the majority of these references appear on the draped fabrics that cover Åkesson's models.... Read more

Hilda Hellström | For Future Reference

24 Aug — 23 Sep 2023 We are very pleased to present Hilda Hellström's fourth solo exhibition at the gallery. Hilda Hellström's (b. 1984) work encompasses ideas around transformation and liminal states, presented through a preoccupation in casting processes and metamorphic aspects of materials. With an empirical and experimental approach, her interest lies in how cultural... Read more

Ghost in the Machine | Group exhibition curated by Erik Berglin

13 May — 17 Jun 2023 ERIK BERGLIN / TOVE KJELLMARK / DANIEL EATOCK (GB) / MIKAELA STEBY STENFALK / CLEMENT VALLA (US) / RAHA RASTIFARD / PER ENGLUND / FLORIAN APPELT (AT) / DAVID ÅBERG The recent development of artificial intelligence as a creator of both text and visual material has begun to seriously question... Read more

Market Art Fair | Pauline Fransson & Ellen Ehk

Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm 12 — 14 May 2023 For Market Art Fair 2023, Berg Gallery will present new works by the Nybro based artists Ellen Ehk and Pauline Fransson, whose practices are tied together by their respective interest in the relationship between the body of nature and our own physical bodies. Ellen Ehk (b. 1976) uses medium like... Read more

Karin Törnell | Lodad blick

30 Mar — 6 May 2023 We are pleased to present Karin Törnell's first solo exhibition at the gallery, titled 'Lodad blick'. The exhibition includes sculptures, wall-mounted objects, and installations hanging from the ceiling in glass, alabaster, and diabase. Karin Törnell works primarily with sculpture in cast glass. The illusory qualities of the material, together with... Read more

Mykola Tolmachev | Something Lost

30 Mar — 6 May 2023 Mykola Tolmachev is a Ukrainian aquarelliste, known for his equally poetic, sensual and ironic motifs. His works, often hyper-sexualised, are echoes of a rich inner world of lyrical and surrealist imagery. In his most recent series of works, Something Lost (2022), he reflects upon the series of events following the... Read more

Viktor Rosdahl | egna bilder: ett sällsynt ljus

16 Feb — 25 Mar 2023 We are pleased to present Viktor Rodahl's first solo exhibition at the gallery titled 'egna bilder: ett sällsynt ljus'. Viktor Rosdahl's work straddles the line between the personal and the political. He is known to many for his intricate and blistered works, spanning over motifs such as the public housing... Read more

Berenice Hernández | Assembled Absence

16 Feb — 25 Mar 2023 We are pleased to present Berenice Hernández’s first solo exhibition at the gallery titled 'Assembled Absence'. The title refers to Hernández’s meticulous process as well as to the fragmented nature of her work. Berenice Hernández works with ceramic sculptures and installations that might come across as miniature temporary dwellings. Fittingly,... Read more

Hendrik Zimmer | Painting through Sculpture

12 Jan — 11 Feb 2023 We are very glad to present German artist Hendrik Zimmer's first solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Painting through Sculpture . Hendrik Zimmer (b. 1973) is a German visual artist based in Frankfurt am Main. As an artist, he is particularly interested in materiality and the artistic process, which he... Read more

Alice Máselníková | Where Dawn Breaks

12 Jan — 11 Feb 2023 Alice Máselníková (b. 1989, Zlín, Czech Republic) is a Czech painter based in Stockholm. Her evocative and sometimes bizarre paintings are characterized by sweeping gestures and dreamlike depictions of mythologically inspired motifs. Human – or perhaps mythological? – figures are intertwined with the surrounding nature and seem to be engaged... Read more

John Rainey | STATE SHIFT

11 Nov — 17 Dec 2022 We are happy to present Belfast-based sculptor John Rainey's second solo exhibition at the gallery, following his introductory exhibition Flayground in 2019. In this major new solo exhibition, alternative sculptural histories are presented as a series of glitched re-imaginings, manufactured fragments, and botched restorations. STATE SHIFT explores the historical movement... Read more

Daniel EKTA Götesson | Jag har metoder för allt

11 Nov — 17 Dec 2022 We are pleased to present our first solo presentation with Gothenburg-based artist Daniel EKTA Götesson. EKTA is a multidisciplinary artist known for his coherent and distinctive expression in whatever medium he takes on. His carefully considered compositions emerge in a flow where the process is one of assembling and disassembling... Read more

Andreas Glad | Wipe Your Feet On My Dreams

29 Sep — 5 Nov 2022 We are pleased to present Andreas Glad's first solo exhibition at the gallery, Wipe Your Feet On My Dreams , following his debut at Market Art Fair in 2021. The exhibition features a new suite of paintings that are closely linked to Glad's hometown Malmö and to the Scanian landscape.... Read more

Mia E Göransson | Assembly station

29 Sep — 5 Nov 2022 We are pleased to present Mia E Göransson's second solo exhibition at the gallery, Assembly station . Since graduating from Konstfack in 1994, Mia E Göransson has established herself as one of the most renowned ceramicists in the Nordic countries. In her work, she collects and assembles fragments and forms... Read more

ENTER Art Fair | Hilda Hellström, Mårten Medbo & Raha Rastifard

Tunnelfabrikken, Copenhagen 25 — 28 Aug 2022 Learn more about Enter Art Fair. Read more

Madhat Kakei | Heliga stenar

18 Aug — 24 Sep 2022 Madhat Kakei is an internationally renowned artist who, in spite of his long career, has maintained a relatively low profile in Sweden. Previous solo exhibitions include Moderna Museet (2015), Kungliga Konstakademien (2006), and Galerie Aronowitsch (2001), and his work has attracted great attention from art critics and leading institutional representatives... Read more

Amalia Bille | Spegelbotten

18 Aug — 24 Sep 2022 Amalia Bille's work is characterized by its distinctive expression and contemplative qualities. With a Bachelor's degree in Textile Art and a Master's degree in Ceramics, Amalia Bille is working in a wide range of materials and techniques – painting, textile, ceramics, and glass – and often in elaborate and dramatized... Read more

Summer show

Group Exhibition 19 May — 18 Jun 2022 We are happy to present our summer group show, featuring works by Jan Carleklev, Ellen Ehk, Andreas Glad, Sylvia Naimark, John Rainey, Maya Strandberg, Dea Svensson, Elizabeth Thun and Karin Törnell. Read more about the participating artists here below. Jan Carleklev (b. 1972) works as an artist with sound as... Read more

Market Art Fair | Markus Åkesson

Liljevalchs, Stockholm 29 Apr — 1 May 2022 Influenced by art historical motifs, such as the works of the renaissance Old Masters, Markus Åkesson draws arcane and mystical landscapes on the draped cloths covering his subjects. There is the danse macabre (dance of death), famously depicted by Hans Holbein the Younger (1497-1543), and the witch riding backwards on... Read more

Johan Röing | Överarbetad

7 Apr — 14 May 2022 We are pleased to present Johan Röing's first solo exhibition at the gallery, entitled Överarbetad ['Overworked']. The title refers to Röing's distinctive process, deliberately remodeling, deconstructing, and renewing existing sculptures in a steady stream. Or as he himself would put it, overworking them. Röing started working with wood as a... Read more

Paul-Robin Sjöström | – Är du lycklig? – Nej... men ibland är jag glad

7 Apr — 14 May 2022 With his heart on the sleeve, Paul-Robin Sjöström continues to use clay, color and a symbolic imagery to invite the viewer into a deeply personal world of memories and emotions. His previous ceramic work has mainly been informed by childhood experiences, but for the exhibition at Berg Gallery, he now... Read more

David Taylor | New Works

7 Apr — 14 May 2022 Working interdisciplinary as an artist, designer and craftsman, David Taylor straddles the line between functionality and concept. His material of choice is metal, often used in combination with other materials, lights and prefabricated profiles. Currently on show at the gallery is a series of works from his ongoing project 'Looking... Read more

Pauline Fransson | Yttermarkerna

24 Feb — 2 Apr 2022 Pauline Fransson is a painter. Her series of works for the degree show were inspired by Fransson’s own immediate surroundings. We see, among other things, a stone, a tree, a jetty and a figure. There are no immediately striking aspects or distinctive traits to these places, things, or persons. We... Read more

Carl Richard Söderström | Scared Straight

24 Feb — 2 Apr 2022 Carl Richard Söderström's second solo exhibition at Berg Gallery brings together a series of sculptural works executed in black-firing stoneware clay with several layers of glazes. The exhibition thus indicate a new direction in Söderström's artistic practice, suggesting a shift from a primarily monochrome palette to a more painterly one.... Read more

Karl Dunér | THE ISLAND

24 Feb — 2 Apr 2022 Karl Dunér´s mechanical dolls are challenging. We encounter them in an empty space of total openness – anything can happen, anything can be inscribed on them, and on us. I stand before them, waiting. There is an expectation that something is going to happen. Their automated electronic steering will produce... Read more

Tom Hedqvist | Signaler

13 Jan — 19 Feb 2022 Tom Hedqvist is known to many as one of Sweden's foremost graphic designers and as a co-founder of the pioneering designer collective Ten Swedish Designers. A fascination for stripes has marked his work for decades. This is how Tom Hedqvist describes the exhibition in his own words: 'During the summer... Read more

Ingela Håkansson Lamm | Alla bitar faller på plats

13 Jan — 19 Feb 2022 Ingela Håkansson Lamm is mainly known for her textile prints and pattern designs. In 1970, a group of ten artists and graphic designers came together and formed Ten Swedish Designers – an initiative aiming to redefine the concept of printed textiles. In addition to Håkansson Lamm, the group included names... Read more

Mårten Medbo | Taxonomy

13 Jan — 19 Feb 2022 The exhibition lends its title from the natural sciences, where taxonomy aims to divide organisms into species and subspecies, determine their characteristics, and map out their dispersion. As one of the many legacies of the Enlightenment, taxonomy marks the birth of modern man. While entering the exhibition space, the viewer... Read more

Sara Möller | Between the Shell

13 Jan — 19 Feb 2022 Sara Möller's sculptural works often aim to provoke and challenge the boundaries within the ceramic field. Her artistic expression is characterized by a volatility – the organic sculptures twist and turn as if trying to avoid the stiff, unnatural pose. A particular state of emergency has influenced the majority of... Read more

Inger Bergström | Aspects of Striped Fabrics and Other Works

11 Nov — 18 Dec 2021 Inger Bergström's artistic practice can be placed within an expanded textile field. She is using textile materials and methods but is constantly striving to redefine and question the boundaries of the genre. She has consistently been focusing on the three-dimensional and spatial, using textiles as building material where the materials'... Read more

Jin-Sook So | Steel Mesh Untitled

11 Nov — 18 Dec 2021 Many artists take inspiration from their travels and their lives. In Jin-Sook So's work there is a sense of place – Sweden, Japan, America and Korea – and also a sense of Korea's past. She has lived and studied in these countries and views herself as neither being locked into... Read more

Maya Strandberg | Allt det jag ser skymmer alltid allt det där andra

11 Nov — 18 Dec 2021 By coiling, braiding and joining clays together, Maya Strandberg examines her own bodily and spiritual connection to the world. Her sculptural objects refer to experiences of loss, death and grief, but also of strength and courage. Essential to her work is an aspiration to get close to the world. Strandberg's... Read more

Elizabeth Thun | Beyond Pine and Thistles

30 Sep — 5 Nov 2021 Elizabeth Thun's paintings unfold in the tension between nature and culture, vegetation and architecture. The depicted places and landscapes are both scenic and saturated with historic events and ideas, where nature is ready to take on man's static and temporary structures. Thun's paintings are often the results of research and... Read more

Dea Svensson | Inland

30 Sep — 5 Nov 2021 ”I examined my inheritance, my fate. Strewn with rocks and stones was the farm we had. My father gave his back and his legs for this silent, grey, grim stone. When I began to understand This would never turn out well.” (Wild Grass from Kristina from Duvemåla ) Dark Småland.... Read more

Cylinders | Morten Løbner Espersen, Jussi Ojala & Gunilla Maria Åkesson

30 Sep — 5 Nov 2021 In the exhibition ”Cylinders”, three of the Nordic Region’s foremost ceramic artists present works in one of the most fundamental and obvious forms, the cylinder. The cylinder is simple, distinct and open, like a three-dimensional canvas with both inside and outside. Morten Løbner Espersen sometimes works in colossal format, usually... Read more

Market Art Fair | Andreas Glad | Diamonds Are Forever

MARKET ART FAIR, LILJEVACHS, STOCKHOLM 17 — 19 Sep 2021 Andreas Glad's works are constantly approaching the impending and inevitable downfall. Man has vanished to leave room for empty streets, shadows and trees. Glad’s artistic expression is realistic and depicts places left to fate, places that once were thoroughly planned, well attended and taken care of. But besides the greenery,... Read more

Raha Rastifard | Rest in Natural Great Peace

19 Aug — 25 Sep 2021 Raha Rastifard's first solo exhibition at the gallery presents a series of colorful works in 3D lens technology that challenge the viewer's gaze by creating displacements of the subject. Lenticular printing is a multi-step process commonly used to create an animated effect, a sense of three-dimensionality or to give depth... Read more

Hilda Hellström | Pregnancy Logic

19 Aug — 25 Sep 2021 During the spring and summer, Hilda Hellström has created five new works for her solo intermission Pregnancy Logic in the gallery's entrance room. They all take Hellström's latest exhibition at Berg Gallery 'Perceived memory, projected future' and her recently installed work at Stockholm University 'The way an algae transforms into... Read more

Lisa Wallert | Nocturnal wanderers

22 Apr — 12 Jun 2021 Lisa Wallert's works evolve from the tactility of the present body, in relation to the eternal absence and the transience of everything. She works through ceramic sculpture in black clay, which she fires in reduction. The firing gives the objects a metal-like surface in contradiction to the fragility of the... Read more

Mia E Göransson | As If

11 Mar — 17 Apr 2021 'I present train of thoughts and games of shapes from the studio, compiled into ceramic assemblage and still lifes. Constructions without drawings, guided by intuition and desire. While everything is going on. As if nothing has happened…' / Mia E Göransson 'Mia E Göransson's works are created from the construction... Read more

Markus Åkesson | Now You See Me

15 Jan — 6 Mar 2021 There is the dance of death, directly inspired by the engravings of Holbein the Younger, a saraband where the dead and the living dance together in the heart of a period ravaged by the Black Death, vanity par excellence, a reaction to the anguish of death. There is the witch... Read more

Cilla Ramnek + Anna Danielsson | Blood Sweat And Tears

12 Nov — 19 Dec 2020 Read more

David Taylor | Deep State

1 Oct — 7 Nov 2020 The pieces shown in DEEP STATE are a tightly connected body of work made between April and October of 2020 and are part of David Taylor's exploration into the implications of single tasking. Working from a reducted material pallet Taylor uses repitition and the movement of scale to as tools... Read more

Emma Nilsson | Kom

1 Oct — 7 Nov 2020 Read more

Ellen Ehk | Geomancy

20 Aug — 26 Sep 2020 'Slick stones in a river. The thought of water running over them, rushing, gushing. Soft algae that colour the surface, so surprisingly green, almost fluorescent. The next object; a coarse surface, seemingly volcanic, but originating from the forest. A knotted pine crouches down, appearing to be on the run, sneaking... Read more

Figurative | Lina Eriksson, Linda Karlsson & Margit Brundin

14 May — 17 Jun 2020 Read more

Sara Möller | About Longing

20 Feb — 28 Mar 2020 'Leaving Sara Möller's exhibition at hand a first time, I immediately gather a handful of the best snaps from my phone and express deliver them within the hour to Vienna and namely to a friend not priorly acquainted to her work. This is one of those people with whom you... Read more

Hilda Hellström | Perceived Memory, Projected Future

9 Jan — 15 Feb 2020 'Jesmonite, silicone, pigmented concrete, glass, relief or clay are just some of the materials and techniques that are being used in the work of Hilda Hellström. In her practice, there is a constant movement. An essential and continual transformation from one material to another, from one technique to another, creating... Read more

John Rainey | Flayground

7 Nov — 14 Dec 2019 Flayground is a collection of new and retrospective work by John Rainey. His most recent sculptures, which form the core of Flayground, are a series of variations of the Doryphoros by the Ancient Greek master sculptor Polykleitos. Polyskeitos's bronze original is long lost; and so Rainey's sculptures are informed by... Read more

Vessels And Weaves | Group Exhibition

26 Sep — 2 Nov 2019 Karin Bablok Karin Bengtson Inger Bergström Mieke Everaet Sunna Jonsdotter Bodil Manz Kennet Williamsson The exhibition 'Vessels and Weaves' takes as its starting point the traditionally functional forms such as ceramic plates, bowls, urns, and bowls, along with textile patchworks. We here present works by eight contemporary artists whose practices... Read more

CHART Art & Design Fair | Group presentation

Copenhagen 30 Aug — 1 Sep 2019 Charlotta Bellander Inger Bergström Sara Möller Paul-Robin Sjöström Read more

Simon Anund | Matter and Decay

22 Aug — 21 Sep 2019 In previous exhibitions, Simon Anund has dealt with issues like excess consumption, jerry-building and the social need to constantly show off a polished, rectified surface. Not only as a physical nature, but also as a facade to hide behind both on social media and in physical relationships. What happens when... Read more

Material Mimicry | Annie Johansson, Charlotta Bellander, Emma Nilsson, Paul-Robin Sjöström & Yanfeng Zhang

16 May — 19 Jun 2019 In 'Material Mimicry' we present new works by five artists who, by using their own materials and idioms, in varying ways challenge what we experience, what we think we know and can. Breaking norms for what can be done, using materials in unknown ways, imitating and disguising. In Emma Nilsson's... Read more

reCLAYmed | Kennet Williamsson, Pekka Paikkari, Morten Løbner Espersen & Bente Skjøttgaard

30 Mar — 11 May 2019 Kennet Williamsson (b. 1951, Swedish) Pekka Paikkari (b. 1960, Finnish) Morten Løbner Espersen (b. 1965, Danish) Bente Skjøttgaard (b. 1961, Danish) 'I thought that the opening exhibition in my new larger gallery at Hälsingegatan should be grand and show some of the most important ceramic artists in the Nordic countries.... Read more

Berg is moving out | Simon Anund, Cilla Ramnek & Carl Richard Söderström

21 Feb — 16 Mar 2019 Read more

Ellen Malmgard | Swaying tide

10 Jan — 16 Feb 2019 Read more

Paul-Robin Sjöström | Is there anything scarier than love?

27 Sep — 27 Oct 2018 Paul-Robin Sjöström's formative language is precise, his technique masterful with full control. Yet, his playfulness vibrates in his sculptures in strong monochrome colors, matte finish with clear shapes and symbolism. His new works may take your thoughts to the Memphis Group and Ettore Sottsass, cartoons and pop art. But they... Read more

CHART Art & Design Fair | Group presentation

Copenhagen 31 Aug — 2 Sep 2018 Michel Bussien Ellen Ehk Karin Karinson Cilla Ramnek Carl Richard Söderström Jussi Ojala Lisa Wallert Read more

Amalia Bille | Bright Eyes Night

23 Aug — 22 Sep 2018 Amalia Bille explores the human and the existential, striving to visually interpret and display emotional states and moods that are difficult to define in any other ways. Her formative language is direct and simple, clearly influenced by expressionist painting. Bille’s work is characterized by the playful and the dreamlike, yet... Read more

Sculpture Unleashed | Group exhibition

In collaboration with Cecilia Hillström Gallery 24 May — 20 Jun 2018 Amalia Bille Ellen Ehk Karolina K Eriksson Johannes Heldén Linda Hofvander Karin Karinson Clay Ketter Katja Larsson Ellen Malmgard Ebba Matz Ohlsson/Dit-Cilinn Jussi Ojala Carl Richard Söderström Lisa Wallert Read more

Karin Karinson | Million dollar spit in the ocean

26 Apr — 19 May 2018 Read more

Christoph Finkel | Der Stammwähler

15 Mar — 14 Apr 2018 Read more

Backa Carin Ivarsdotter | Thoughts on consumption and function

6 Feb — 10 Mar 2018 Backa Carin Ivarsdotter's artistry takes off in nature as a sacred power and the mindless exploitation of it. Her missing of untouched nature and the alienation to the earth has made her create her own version of nature and symbolism. Ivarsdotter thinks nature is difficult to interpret and yet fascinating... Read more

Carl Richard Söderström | Chinese whispers

11 Jan — 3 Feb 2018 Carl Richard Söderström's material of choice is a black-burnished stoneware clay with which he sculptures abstract objects, obsessive and distorted, in shapes that breathe both vegetation and being. T he exhibition 'Chinese Whispers' is a play on how the world looks when seen through the corner of the eye, characterized... Read more

Jussi Ojala | Solo presentation

9 Nov — 9 Dec 2017 Read more

Ellen Ehk | Through the trees

28 Sep — 26 Oct 2017 Read more

The stars, they are | Morten Løbner Espersen, Sam Hall & Bente Skjøttgaard

24 Aug — 21 Sep 2017 Read more

Annika Jarring | Reconstructions

18 May — 26 Jun 2017 Read more

Cilla Ramnek | Space is time

16 Mar — 22 Apr 2017 Read more

Organ | Michel Bussien, Lisa Wallert & David Taylor

8 Feb — 11 Mar 2017 Read more

Hilda Hellström | I do spend time in nature

12 Jan — 4 Feb 2017 Nature and the natural Hilda Hellström spends time in nature, just like many others. The exhibition title, 'I do spend time in Nature', refers to a shift in our history, where we as humans separated ourselves from nature. If we previously were a part of a nature, that we tried... Read more

Christoph Finkel | Lead/Follow – my conversations with wood

22 Oct — 19 Nov 2016 'LEAD/FOLLOW – My Conversations with Wood' shows new works by the German artist and sculptor Christoph Finkel. He has in recent years made several successful exhibitions internationally, and this is his second solo exhibition in Sweden. In 'LEAD/FOLLOW' we are shifting focus from Finkel's extreme technical skills, to the long... Read more

Austere | Ann Jansson, Charlotta Bellander & Maria Kristofersson

22 Sep — 20 Oct 2016 Read more

Figurine | Maria Boij, Emma Kronvall & Linda Karlsson

25 Aug — 20 Sep 2016 Read more

Karolina K Eriksson | Solo

12 May — 18 Jun 2016 Read more

Ellen Ehk | Forest theme

17 Mar — 28 Apr 2016 Read more