Video work: January 2567 📹
January 2567 is the title of Apichaya Wanthiang’s large-scale installation, which also serves as the title of her exhibition at Artipelag. In the exhibition’s opening gallery, a video work transports the viewer to the rural village of Ban Tow Hai in north-eastern Thailand, from which the artist originates. The work depicts nocturnal scenes: people cycling along a darkened road, tapping rubber trees, catching crickets.
The video is projected onto lengths of fabric stitched from a mesh textile used in the construction of cricket cages. The unruly properties of this industrial material intermittently distort the projection, causing the scenes to move in and out of abstraction. The image is cast through multiple layers of fabric, rendering its reproduction progressively less distinct — akin to an image losing information each time it is saved, or to a memory subtly displaced with each retelling.
➡️ Learn more and buy tickets to the exhibition at link in bio
🐚 Kokong/Skal – Now reinstalled for the exhibition Sculpture in Nature
In Artipelag’s outdoor exhibition Sculpture in Nature, Annika Liljedahl is represented with the work Kokong/Skal (1997) – a sculpture made of silk, varnish, steel wire, pins, and acrylic paint. Since 2021, the piece has been part of Artipelag’s collection, and in the summer of 2025 it was installed in the forest as part of the outdoor exhibition.
Annika Liljedahl (b. 1946) graduated from Konstfack, the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm, in 1968. In her practice, Liljedahl explores our relationship with our surroundings and, by extension, with nature itself. Her works shift between seriousness, humour, and satire, often addressing themes of life affirmation and the transformation of life forms.
➡️ Read more about the exhibition at the link in bio.
Photo: Mattias Lindbäck
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Final weekend of Accumulated Stacks – free admission to the exhibition!
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the 2026 Fredrik Roos Scholarship exhibition by Kim Andreas Roland Berger. Accumulated Stacks moves between sculpture and painting, exploring how the two can come together in installations that activate the relationship between artwork, space and viewer.
In his paintings, Roland Berger works in layers, where thin, flowing brushstrokes meet geometric forms and thicker applications of oil that build texture across the surface. The surroundings of his family farm in Frogn, Norway – where he also has his studio – influence both his motifs and colour palette.
Take the opportunity to explore the exhibition before it closes on 14 May!
➡️ Learn more via the link in bio
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Ny immersiv utställning på Artipelag 🌸
Just nu visas utställningen ”MUCHA – Beyond Art Nouveau” på Artipelag.
Konstguidens egna Julia ⚔️ var där tidigare i vår för att uppleva den sinnesrika utställningen, och lära sig mer om ett konstnärskap som var okänt för henne. Hör mer om Mucha i klippet ovan ☝🏼
Besök Artipelag nu i sommar!
📅 27.03.26 – 27.09.26
🕝 Tisdag- söndag: 11.00-17.00
📍Artipelag, Artipelagstigen 1, Gustavsberg
🚍 Direktbuss från Cityterminalen. Läs mer direktbussarna på Artipelags hemsida.
📲 Läs mer på Konstguiden.com
Välkommen till bokrelease och konstnärssamtal med Fredrik Wretman 🎈
LOOKING FOR ALICE FINE är Fredrik Wretmans nya monografi, där fem författare närmar sig hans verk genom personliga texter och reflektioner kring Wretmans konst och frågan om vad konst är.
I samband med lanseringen berättar konstnären om boken och den pågående utställningen I C 3 D 2 (it’s all in your head), som visas i Artipelags konsthall. Samtalet modereras av Artipelags konstintendent Olga Krzeszowiec Malmsten. Efteråt finns möjlighet att köpa boken till specialpris i Designbutiken och få den signerad av konstnären.
Välkommen att boka plats för fri entré till programmet och utställningen – begränsat antal platser, först till kvarn gäller!
📅 Söndag 31 maj
➡️ Läs mer och boka plats via länk i bio
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Vad gör synlighet med vår självbild? 🪞
Den 30 maj på Artipelag möter Art Notes Karolina Modig författaren Soraya Bay i ett samtal om skönhet, tillhörighet och motstånd i en synlighetskultur.
Med utgångspunkt i novellsamlingen Ymnighetshornet rör sig samtalet genom frågor om identitet, blickar och värde.
Om att leva i en tid där allt ska synas – och vad som händer med det som inte gör det.
📍 Artipelag, Värmdö
🗓️ 30 maj kl. 14
🎟️ Boka din biljett på artipelag.se
Foto: Märta Thisner.
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Brunch with views over Baggensfjärden – all Ascension weekend! 🌊
During Ascension, Artipelag’s brunch is served Thursday through Sunday – a perfect reason to pause in the archipelago.
Enjoy a carefully prepared brunch where everything is made from scratch by our chefs, inspired by nature and seasonal ingredients. Begin with a generous selection of cold dishes, choose a main course from the à la carte menu, and finish with a dessert table created by our pastry chefs.
A shared dining experience with family and friends – set against panoramic views of the water!
📅 Thursday–Sunday during Ascension weekend�
➡️ Book your table via the link in bio
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Mucha and his breakthrough in Paris – take a piece of his visual world home 🌸
When Alphonse Mucha (b. 1860, Czech Republic) arrived in Paris in 1887, he was still an unknown artist. Seven years later, everything changed when he created the poster for Gismonda.
Commissioned at the last minute by the renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt, the poster broke with the conventions of its time – with its tall, elegant composition and richly detailed style.
The result was a breakthrough. Captivated by Mucha’s imagery, Sarah Bernhardt initiated a collaboration that would come to define an entire era.
In Mucha – Beyond Art Nouveau at Artipelag, you can experience how these iconic motifs are brought to monumental scale in an immersive setting – and also take a piece of this visual world home. In the Design Shop, you’ll find a selection of Mucha-inspired products, from books and postcards to posters and pins.
Welcome to explore the exhibition and visit the Artipelag Design Shop!
➡️ Learn more and book your tickets via the link in bio
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Accumulated Stacks at Artipelag – on view until May 14!
Last week, Kim Andreas Roland Berger was awarded the 2026 Fredrik Roos Scholarship – and his scholarship exhibition has now opened at Artipelag.
In Accumulated Stacks, sculpture and painting meet in a practice centred on material, repetition and structure. Roland Berger explores how the two interact in installations that activate the relationship between artwork, space and viewer. The exhibition is on view until May 14.
➡️ Learn more via the link in bio
Photo:
Stack of paintings in a stack of paintings (detail), 2025, Kim Andreas Roland Berger. Photographer Thando Sikawuti.
Storage Space, stockpile, 2024 , Kim Andreas Roland Berger. Photographer Thando Sikawuti.
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Pollineringsjunta med Malin Lobell🌿
Välkommen till en workshop för stora och små där vi skapar framtida pollineringsverktyg som fingerhumlan, bi-handsken och pollenstrumpor. Aktiviteten leds av konstnären Malin Lobell som lär oss att tillverka våra egna verktyg som vi sedan prövar ute i naturen.
Pollineringsjuntan är en del av programserien När skogen ler tillbaka, där vi tillsammans genom konstnärliga metoder och verktyg möter naturen runt Artipelag.
📅 Lördag 16 samt 23 maj
➡️ Läs mer och boka plats via länk i bio
Evening sun in Fredrik Wretman’s exhibition I C 3 D 2 (it’s all in your head) 🌞
Welcome to experience the exhibition – learn more and book your tickets via the link in bio.
Thank you @michalborowik for letting us share your beautiful photos!
Keep tagging us (@artipelag #Artipelag) – we love seeing Artipelag through your lens.
Go by boat to Artipelag – starting next weekend ⚓️
Experience the journey to Artipelag by sea and discover the Stockholm archipelago along the way. Aboard Strömma Kanalbolaget’s historic ship, M/S Gustafsberg VII, the trip becomes part of the visit.
Departing from Strandvägen, the route winds through Skurusundet and Baggenstäket – a scenic passage through the inner archipelago, taking approximately 1.5 hours.
The 2026 season begins on May 2, with regular departures throughout the summer.
📅 From May 2, running throughout the summer
➡️ See the timetable and book via the link in bio
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