11.2 – 15.4 2018
Oceans of time
As a medium, watercolours are a testament to time as a paradoxical phenomenon.
Previous exhibitions
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11.2 – 15.4 2018I’ll darn well draw the soul!
I’ll darn well draw the soul! This is the title of the spring exhibition at the Nordic Watercolour Museum.
24.9 2017 – 28.1 2018Japan – Spirits of Nature
The Japanese archipelago is full of wonders.
7.5 – 3.9 2017Eight artists
Along with the solo exhibition of Arne Isacsson this selection from the museum’s collection pays homage to the watercolour medi
7.5 – 3.9 2017Arne Isacsson
Landscapes are a key theme in Arne Isacsson’s (1917– 2010) oeuvre.
12.2 – 17.4 2017Many. More. Most.
“Painting needs no other subject matter than itself,” said the Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky in the early 1900s.
12.2 – 23.4 2017A Bastard Child
During three years Knutte Wester (b.1977) made one drawing every day.
18.9 2016 – 29.1 2017In Motion
To capture movement is indeed one of the greatest challenges in visual art.
20.3 – 4.9 2016Disney´s Art of Storytelling
The Nordic Watercolour Museum is the first European venue to host the new animation exhibition, Disney’s Art of Storytelling.
20.3 – 4.9 2016Second Storey
The exhibition on the museum's second floor presents figurative images depicting contemporary residents and historic people.
20.9 2015 – 28.2 2016Donation Florence & Daniel Guerlain
In 2013 the famous French art collectors Florence and Daniel Guerlain donated1 200 drawings by mostly contemporary artists to the Pompidou Centre. The donation is continually growing and the collection is expanding. The Nordic Watercolour Museum has been given the privilege of selecting works from this art treasure for the autumn exhibition.
20.9 2015 – 28.2 2016The Adventure Can Begin
The exhibition title is borrowed from watercolour master Arne Isacsson.
17.5 – 6.9 2015Primary Force
The exhibition is a comprehensive presentation of Icelandic art. The emphasis is on contemporary art, but includes traces leading us back to its historical roots.
17.5 – 6.9 2015Water Art
The exhibition’s artists are featured in the newly published book, Water Art, which is the first in a series about the museum’s collection of contemporary Nordic art emphasising watercolour techniques.
22.2 – 3.5 2015Dr. Lakra
Dr. Lakra is the taken name of Jerónimo López Ramirez, an internationally renowned artist from Oaxaca in Mexico who began his career with tattoos.