In the Pipeline

Rūta Jusionytė: First Major Exhibition at Tapper-Popermajer After more than twenty years in Paris and now working in the south of France, Jusionytė brings 30 works spanning intimate formats to commanding canvases. Her unique world is inhabited by humans and animals—figures that meet, mirror and guard one another. Deer, rabbits

Teckomatorp’s station is getting a refresh this September. Over three weeks, Finnish artist Tuomas Korkalo will paint two new murals on the station building (3 × 3.6 m each). The current pieces — the swans facing the tracks and the steam train with “Byaloppis” — have faded over time. We’re

Helena Aikin, an Anglo-Spanish artist based in Madrid, combines ancient mythologies with modern themes in her art. Her “Mother Earth” project contrasts timeless symbols of the Eternal Feminine with contemporary environmental and social challenges. Utilizing materials like terracotta, wood, and bronze, Aikin reimagines sacred symbols to reflect on the planet’s

Discover Anders Gröön’s MOODSCAPES: vibrant abstracts alive with colour, balance, and movement. Each piece radiates emotional depth, inviting personal interpretation and transforming spaces into immersive journeys of feeling and imagination. (Sculptures by Michal Matysiak.)