Previous exhibitions

In the 1960s and ’70s, a pioneering and radical generation of performing artists stepped into the limelight. Young people crushed traditions, challenged conventions and changed the rules of the game for the future performing arts scene in Gothenburg.

The exhibition takes us back to a Gothenburg of the 20th century, offering glimpses of places that have strongly influenced the city’s history.

One hundred Gothenburgers write contemporary history in the anniversary exhibition Gothenburg Stories. The exhibition host stories from all over the city.

As an annual Christmas greeting to the people of Gothenburg, the Göteborgs-Posten has since 1996 allowed a Swedish artist to interpret the Swedish tomte. Now, for the first time, the 28 artworks are being exhibited together in a collective exhibition.

In collaboration with Göteborgs-posten.

The exhibition focused on the era around 1880-1930, when clothing factories popped up in a growing Gothenburg, changing people’s perception of fashion and consumption, as well as of each other.

We continue to put a light on Gothenburg’s unique music life and history. This screen exhibition in the museum’s courtyard presented artists such as Karin Dreijer, Håkan Hellström Nationalteatern, Broder Daniel, Doris and others, all of whom have been inducted into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame.

Pictures of the City of Gothenburg number in the hundreds of thousands, but what can a picture tell us more than the patently obvious? Just how many layers of stories are there? The exhibition shows images famous and obscure from Gothenburg from the 1850s to the present day.