Exhibitions
Easter exhibitions
Imaginative wooden sculptures and paintings inspired by nature’s playful forms in the castle’s View Room!
Textile artist Marie Hellbergh has carried a lifelong passion for creation and textile expression. This Easter, we are invited to experience her unique artworks at Bosjökloster, where color, form, and emotion are woven together in the exhibition.
A multifaceted and creative collective exhibition with a smorgasbord of different artistic expressions!
Diana Horn is a conceptual storyteller who works with language as artistic material. Her work challenges the idea that beauty must exist in an object. A single insight can create an experience just as powerful. In her work, beauty is not fixed to a canvas or page. It happens inside the person encountering the idea.
Working in oil, combined with digital drawings, she creates intimate table scenes where everyday objects become quiet witnesses to human connection. The presence of people is rarely direct; instead it lingers in shadows, reflections and subtle distortions that suggest conversation, tenderness, tension, belonging and departure.
Animal forms emerge in delicate glass combined with metal and nuts, hollow and solid glass elements, balance and imbalance, soft and hard, light and shadow.
STUK was born from a longing to create somethings that can be felt - and not only seen. In these ceramic sculptures fantasy, aesthetics and fragments of history meet, as if they have been plucked from a fairytale or a lost world.
Elegant, long-legged horses in bronze and stoneware in the Stone Hall
This Easter, The Stable Gallery opens its old doors and lets in something that moves between worlds. Here in the long, silent building where time feels different, Max Alm-Norell lets light, darkness and eternity meet in a room that carries a quiet enchantment.
Summer exhibitions
In her watercolours and drawings, Irina Ilina captures the quiet of nature and the journey toward a new home. The exhibition is shown in the Garden Café.
Since evolving into Homo Sapiens, humans have manipulated the world we live in. Experience Hans Strand’s spectacular photographs of landscapes transformed by humanity, in Bosjökloster’s 18th Century barn.
When everyday life falls apart, creating can become a source of hope. In Unbreakable Patchwork, we encounter works by Ukrainian quilters, where color and form carry memories, resilience, and hope for the future—patch by patch.
Step into the medieval vaults and back in time. The Benedictine monastery for women was founded on the Bo Island in the 1100’s. Four centuries of spiritual life and female companionship followed, but not without dramatic events.
In the historic Stone Hall, Charlotte Diane Cruse’s works enter into dialogue with the past and present. Her visual narative explores human fragility - and resilience / perseverance - in times of uncertainty.
Traditional willow weaving as a modern art form. Through her artistic practice, Ane explores how traditional craft techniques can give works made from natural materials new dimensions, while conveying calm, presence, and a strong narrative quality.
A wonderfully colourful and vibrant group exhibition with arts and crafts by artists in various techniques
Dreamphography is a tribute to imagination and craftsmanship. Through hand-built miniatures and practical effects, Felix Hernandez creates cinematic worlds where reality and illusion converge. The exhibition invites visitors not only to observe — but to become part of the creative process themselves.
His work is a tribute to human creativity and the timeless relationship between people, tools, and nature. This summer, you can enjoy Elias Elmström’s beautiful, ornate wooden crafts in the castle’s stone hall.