26.9 2021 – 16.1 2022
Hilding Linnqvist
The Nordic Watercolour Museum presents a solo exhibition of works by Hilding Linnqvist (1891–1984).
Previous exhibitions
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26.9 2021 – 16.1 2022Beings – from the Museum Collection
Participating artists: Cecilia Edefalk, Leiko Ikemura, Michael Kvium, Peter Land, Olli Lyytikäinen, Elina Merenmies, Maria Nordin, Martha Ossowska Persson, Adam Saks, Mari Sunna, Astrid Svangren and Gunnel Wåhlstrand
9.5 – 12.9 2021Hundertwasser
A major exhibition of the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser opened at the Nordic Watercolour Museum on 9 May 2021.
23.3 – 25.4 2021Colourful Stories – from the Museum Collection
Ever since the first picture books began to be produced in the 19th century, watercolour techniques have played a major part in the creation of illustrations for this kind of literature. This is reflected in the museum's art collection, where original works by several of our most important picture book artists are represented.
27.9 2020 – 25.4 2021Topography – from the Museum Collection
Through art, we track a terrain where emotions and impressions have been visualised and structured onto the receptive watercolour paper, as if it were a topographical map. The external and internal unite.
27.9 2020 – 25.4 2021Andreas Eriksson
The Nordic Watercolor Museum's solo exhibition with watercolours, drawings and textile works by Andreas Eriksson has been extended until 25.4 2021. The presentation highlights the complex, time-consuming creative process from idea to expression, from sketch to weave.
21.5 – 13.9 2020Flora, Fauna & Kroppens tunna skal
Lars Lerin, Maria Nordin and Bernd Koberling are well-known names, representing three different generations of artists.
21.5 2020Lars Lerin & Bruno Liljefors
One of the vital elements in Lerin’s diverse creative portfolio is pictures of animals. With technical skill and a heartfelt passion for the humblest of creatures, Lerin depicts small birds, field mice and hares. The sensitive watercolours by Lars Lerin are shown alongside several studies by wildlife painter Bruno Liljefors. The exhibition was on display during the summer of 2000 and has been extended.
21.5 2020Maria Nordin
The human body is the starting-point for Maria Nordin’s creation. Her art depicts the body as the literal human shell, but also as a container for everything that is individual within us. The exhibition presents Maria Nordin’s latest paintings, which show the shell and surface, but is about making the invisible, visible. The exhibition was on display during the summer of 2000 and has been extended.
26.1 – 13.9 2020Eva Lindström
The Nordic Watercolour Museum has highlighted picture books as an artform for several years.
26.1 – 13.9 2020Jongsuk Yoon
The exhibition of Jongsuk Yoon's large murals has been extended.
26.1 – 26.4 2020Fredrik Söderberg
The Nordic Watercolour Museum will begin the year 2020 with an extensive solo exhibition of Fredrik Söderberg's magnificent watercolours.
22.9 2019 – 5.1 2020Nancy Spero
American artist Nancy Spero (1926–2009) was one of the pioneers of feminist art. Through unconventional materials, new forms of expression and a pronounced political commitment, she broke in the 1960s with the established art scene and was active in founding of the women's gallery A.I.R. in New York in the 1970s.
22.9 2019 – 5.1 2020What is Growing
In the nature of Bohuslän you can find many exciting plant species, but the Museum Collection also sparkles with life.
19.5 – 8.9 2019Mats Gustafson
Mats Gustafson has a special feeling for the transient nature of watercolour. The subject matter in this exhibition ranges from nature, to nude figures and fashion.