Södertälje Konsthall

Södertälje Konsthall

Exhibitions

2025

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Exhibitions

2025

Södertälje konsthall c/o Torekällbergets open-air museum
— Opening May 10
Group exhibition

Visas mellan

10/05 – 21/09, 2025

Lunagallerian, where Södertälje konsthall has had premises since 1978, is to be completely renovated. Prior to this renovation, we move to temporary locations at Torekällberget’s open-air museum. There we will show exhibitions, create rooms for Galaxen, (our creative workshop for children and young people), as well as programs and art activities for all ages. We open on May 10 with an exhibition that focuses on the site, the open-air museum with its collections and archives, as well as work with focus on sustainability and bringing history to life. To begin this journey, we have invited artists: aghili/karlsson (Nasim Aghili and Björn Karlsson), Julia Adzuki and Patrick Dallard, Apparatus 22 (Erika Olea, Maria Farcas, Dragos Olea) and carett0/spagna (Andrea Caretto and Raffaela Spagna ).

Together we create a new place, temporary, for art in Södertälje-on site Torekällberget open-air museum! Welcome!

About our new location:
Step back in time and engage yourself in Sweden’s 19th century heritage. Wander through streets lined with houses and buildings of vast cultural and historical significance. Have a look inside the humble worker’s residence, where families once shared a single room and kitchen, offering a glimpse into daily life of the era. Each location offers a unique window into Sweden’s rich past, providing visitors with a truly unforgettable journey through time. Torekällberget has no admission fee’s, except for special events and guided tours for groups