Spring Exhibitions
Lim-Johan and The Remarkable Honesty
The artist Johan Erik Olsson (1865–1944), better known as Lim-Johan, is considered one of our foremost Swedish naïve artists. He was born in Hälsingland, the district in northern Sweden were the von Hallwyl family owned large tracts of forest and ran a sawmill business. The forest and surroundings in his hometown were a great inspiration for his well-known artworks.
The exhibition is displayed in the guest room floor and opens on March 22nd, 2024.
About the exhibition Lim-Johan
Exhibition tour of Lim-Johan (in Swedish)
Meet Lim-Johan, one of our foremost naive artists. See more than half of his preserved paintings along with objects, photographs, and wood carvings.
The tour begins with an introduction to the museum.
The Fish in the Sky
The artist Torsten Jurell exhibits at the Hallwyl Museum this spring with his ceramics inspired by Chinese mythology.
The exhibition opens on April 19th in the museum's China Room.
Exhibition tour with Torsten Jurell (in Swedish)
Guided tour with the artist Torsten Jurell who shares insights about his own works from the exhibition The Fish in the Sky. His creations are made in ceramics and inspired by Chinese mythology.