Accessibility
The museum strives to be accessible to all visitors. Read more about our work on accessibility.
The Nordic Watercolour Museum is open all year round and produces six to eight exhibitions a year. Located among the coastal landscape of Tjörn island, West Sweden, the museum welcomes visitors from the local community and around the world. Offering a comprehensive programme, we create experiences all year round and help to create a rich cultural scene for locals and visitors alike. This attracts more visitors during the off-peak season, and makes Tjörn a vibrant place to live and work. The Nordic Watercolour Museum is and should be a place where art, people and nature meet.
ART AND NATURE IN SYMBIOSIS
Nestled on the sea shore and with the archipelago on our doorstep, the environment is a central aspect of everything we do at the museum. The museum works for environmental sustainability in the following ways:
GOOD FOR LOCALS AND VISITORS – MORE ACTIVITIES, BROADER INVOLVEMENT
By offering a rich programme of exhibitions and events, we enable locals and visitors to engage with culture all year round. This in turn lays the foundation for more jobs and new activities, as there is a constant demand for restaurants, shops and other services. The Nordic Watercolour Museum works with Tjörn Municipality to create a vibrant, attractive location all year round. By making art available on several levels, we work actively to reduce barriers to the institution. We promote a socially sustainable location in the following ways: