A groundbreaking exhibition featuring works by artists never before shown in Sweden, including Zandile Tshabalala, Jacob Lawrence, Chéri Samba, Danielle McKinney, and Ben Enwonwu. The show explores perspectives and narratives from Black artists worldwide.
Quick facts
- Age limit
- All ages
Getting there
Venue
Liljevalchs Konsthall
Djurgården, Stockholm
Closest metro
Karlaplan (red) — 17-min walk
Common questions
What can I see at the When We See Us exhibition?
The exhibition features over 148 artworks by Black artists from the past century, focusing on Black figuration and everyday life through themes like joy, sensuality, and spirituality. It includes paintings from 16 countries by artists such as Jacob Lawrence, Amy Sherald, and Zandile Tshabalala.
Is there an age limit for this exhibition?
There is no age limit for this exhibition, and it is considered family-friendly with activities like readings for children and portrait workshops for youth.
How do I get to Liljevalchs Konsthall?
The closest metro station is Karlaplan (17 min walk).
Are there any special events associated with the exhibition?
Yes, the platform Southnord curates a series of events including guided tours, themed walkthroughs, sonic performances, and workshops for youth throughout the show's duration.
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