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.

Elegant, long-legged horses in bronze and stoneware in the Stone Hall

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.

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.

A multifaceted and creative collective exhibition with a smorgasbord of different artistic expressions!

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.

Welcome to Bosjökloster as Spring arrives on the castle grounds, with art exhibitions, and an egg hunt in the park for our younger visitors. The Castle Boutique and Garden Café are open.

Imaginative wooden sculptures and paintings inspired by nature’s playful forms in the castle’s View Room!

Country fair in Bosjökloster’s castle and park surroundings with art & craft, food, vintage tractors, animals, workshops and activities for all ages

Lisa Englund, or LIEN as she signs her artwork, creates a truly unique visual language in her figurative woven textiles. Her work is dreamy, tinged by longing and some melancholy, yet also imbued with humor. Folklorish creatures and beings coexist with religious imagery and contemporary New Age elements in a re-enchanted world.

Cecilia Hedlund explores humanity’s relationship with nature through presence, walking, and working with found materials. The exhibition presents paintings and sculptures that draw on the rhythms of the landscape, allowing nature’s own processes to emerge – as reflections of time, memory, and matter.

Experience a masterful drama of relationships set to immortal music, blending comedy, gravity, and class struggle into a sharp, humorous critique of power and self-interest. Performances July 11 and 12.

After years of sell-out solo exhibitions in London, Dreams on a Summer Night is a unique opportunity to see Brita Granström’s paintings in her native Sweden. Welcome to view the on-line catalogue already!

Her husband is one of Sweden’s best know artists throughout time. Together, the couple has created a picture of the idyllic Swedish home - inspiring homeowners worldwide as well as big companies such as IKEA. Explore the exhibition about the style icon, designer and housewife Karin Bergöö Larsson.

Glass artist Amy Krüger moves in the borderland between the playful and the contemplative. Using glass as her medium of expression, she creates works that surprise and captivate — where form, light, and storytelling interact in an original visual world.

Artist and craftswoman Natacha Withøft exhibits a collection of illustrations that make us marvel at and be charmed by our natural surroundings

See Monas exhibition in the garden café this summer. Meanwhile you can enjoy the beautiful surrounding, a coffee, tea or something to eat.

Elegant ladies in beautiful dresses, swaying hats and carefully styled hair; powerful men in long, ermine-trimmed robes; exquisite plates and vases. This exhibition is a cherished return to Bosjökloster of the mother-daughter duo Elsi and Margareta Bourelius and their many years of ceramic artistry.

FULLY BOOKED! A beginner's course in willow weaving in the "Red House" at Bosjökloster. Please note that there are a limited number of places and that pre-registration is required.

Award-winning artist Christoph Finkel chooses his material from gnarled tree trunks felled by storms or avalanches in his home region Allgäu. That is the starting point for a long process to to the finished work, that borders on the artistically impossible.