Exhibitions

Jussi Ojala + Katja Beckman Ojala | This is Where I Long to Be

10 Nov - 16 Dec 2023 We are happy to present Jussi Ojala’s and Katja Beckman Ojala’s first ever duo exhibition, titled This is Where I Long to Be. The exhibition brings together Jussi Ojala’s heavily glazed sculptures and Katja Beckman Ojala’s abstract tapestries. The idea for the exhibition was born out of their shared interest... Read more

Sylvia Naimark | Zimzum

10 Nov - 16 Dec 2023 We are happy to present Sylvia Naimark’s first solo exhibition at Berg Gallery, titled Zimzum. Naimark’s paintings are the result of an intuitive yet controlled process. She works with the physicality of the material, carefully adding and subtracting. In her primarily abstract works, one can occasionally discern forgotten places, creatures,... Read more

Markus Åkesson | Weaver's Grove, The Oracle Bones

28 Sep - 4 Nov 2023 Encountering Markus Åkesson's paintings is like a crash course in art history; there are references to 19th century realist painting, the Pre-Raphaelites, Renaissance masters Hans Holbein the Younger and Albrecht Dürer, chinoiserie, and art nouveau. And the majority of these references appear on the draped fabrics that cover Åkesson's models.... Read more

Hilda Hellström | For Future Reference

24 Aug - 23 Sep 2023 We are very pleased to present Hilda Hellström's fourth solo exhibition at the gallery. Hilda Hellström's (b. 1984) work encompasses ideas around transformation and liminal states, presented through a preoccupation in casting processes and metamorphic aspects of materials. With an empirical and experimental approach, her interest lies in how cultural... Read more

Ghost in the Machine | Group exhibition curated by Erik Berglin

13 May - 17 Jun 2023 ERIK BERGLIN / TOVE KJELLMARK / DANIEL EATOCK (GB) / MIKAELA STEBY STENFALK / CLEMENT VALLA (US) / RAHA RASTIFARD / PER ENGLUND / FLORIAN APPELT (AT) / DAVID ÅBERG The recent development of artificial intelligence as a creator of both text and visual material has begun to seriously question... Read more

Market Art Fair | Pauline Fransson & Ellen Ehk

Liljevalchs Konsthall, Stockholm 12 - 14 May 2023 For Market Art Fair 2023, Berg Gallery will present new works by the Nybro based artists Ellen Ehk and Pauline Fransson, whose practices are tied together by their respective interest in the relationship between the body of nature and our own physical bodies. Ellen Ehk (b. 1976) uses medium like... Read more

Mykola Tolmachev | Something Lost

30 Mar - 6 May 2023 Mykola Tolmachev is a Ukrainian aquarelliste, known for his equally poetic, sensual and ironic motifs. His works, often hyper-sexualised, are echoes of a rich inner world of lyrical and surrealist imagery. In his most recent series of works, Something Lost (2022), he reflects upon the series of events following the... Read more

Karin Törnell | Lodad blick

30 Mar - 6 May 2023 We are pleased to present Karin Törnell's first solo exhibition at the gallery, titled 'Lodad blick'. The exhibition includes sculptures, wall-mounted objects, and installations hanging from the ceiling in glass, alabaster, and diabase. Karin Törnell works primarily with sculpture in cast glass. The illusory qualities of the material, together with... Read more

Berenice Hernández | Assembled Absence

16 Feb - 25 Mar 2023 We are pleased to present Berenice Hernández’s first solo exhibition at the gallery titled 'Assembled Absence'. The title refers to Hernández’s meticulous process as well as to the fragmented nature of her work. Berenice Hernández works with ceramic sculptures and installations that might come across as miniature temporary dwellings. Fittingly,... Read more

Viktor Rosdahl | egna bilder: ett sällsynt ljus

16 Feb - 25 Mar 2023 We are pleased to present Viktor Rodahl's first solo exhibition at the gallery titled 'egna bilder: ett sällsynt ljus'. Viktor Rosdahl's work straddles the line between the personal and the political. He is known to many for his intricate and blistered works, spanning over motifs such as the public housing... Read more

Alice Máselníková | Where Dawn Breaks

12 Jan - 11 Feb 2023 Alice Máselníková (b. 1989, Zlín, Czech Republic) is a Czech painter based in Stockholm. Her evocative and sometimes bizarre paintings are characterized by sweeping gestures and dreamlike depictions of mythologically inspired motifs. Human – or perhaps mythological? – figures are intertwined with the surrounding nature and seem to be engaged... Read more