ExhibitionsCurrentFutureArkivPress Current exhibitions Your browser does not support the video tag. In the City Grows a Field 50 konstnärer i Malmö 1.10 2022 – 15.1 2023 This fall´s group exhibition with Malmö-based artists strives to gather the energy and strength that the exhibition’s curators see within the city’s art scene. It contains works from fifty artists representing different generations and expressions. Kommande Lyssna (Listen) – A creative space for everyone Mindre utställning 15.12 – 15.1 2022 Project Lyssna (Listen) explores new ways to give voice and space within the art world to people with developmental disabilities. In December, the Konsthall will present a digital exhibition with works that have been produced during the project. FLIGHT Kudzanai Chiurai, Frida Orupabo & Eric Magassa. 4.2 – 9.4 2023 What happens when we sift through history and its dark repositories? The exhibition FLIGHT at Malmö Konsthall presents burning, critical and unrelentingly defiant artworks. Glömskans arkiv 5.5 – 14.5 2023 Glömskans arkiv is a participant-based work presented in three acts by the performing arts collective Amfi. It deals with memory, grief and racist violence, with Malmö as the horizon. Roman Signer 3.6 – 10.9 2023 Malmö Konsthall presents the Swiss artist Roman Signer. Ingela Ihrman 30.9 – 14.1 2023 Malmö Konsthall presents the Swedish artist Ingela Ihrman. To the exhibition archive Till pressrummet
Lyssna (Listen) – A creative space for everyone Mindre utställning 15.12 – 15.1 2022 Project Lyssna (Listen) explores new ways to give voice and space within the art world to people with developmental disabilities. In December, the Konsthall will present a digital exhibition with works that have been produced during the project.
FLIGHT Kudzanai Chiurai, Frida Orupabo & Eric Magassa. 4.2 – 9.4 2023 What happens when we sift through history and its dark repositories? The exhibition FLIGHT at Malmö Konsthall presents burning, critical and unrelentingly defiant artworks.
Glömskans arkiv 5.5 – 14.5 2023 Glömskans arkiv is a participant-based work presented in three acts by the performing arts collective Amfi. It deals with memory, grief and racist violence, with Malmö as the horizon.
