Exhibitions
Current exhibition - Manon Steyaert
Long Distance Romance with Memories
Manon Steyaert
01.10.26 - 08.11.26
WAY gallery presents Long Distance Romance with Memories, a new body of work by Manon Steyaert, marking her second solo exhibition at the gallery.
Steyaert works across painting and sculpture, manipulating materials such as silicone alongside more traditional mediums including oil paint, canvas and wood. Her work often explores colour in suspension, with silicone draped over painted canvas to create shifting, layered surfaces. More recently, Steyaert has been turning her attention back towards painting, reconnecting with the intuitive and gestural language of abstraction.
Upcoming exhibition
Valvet
Group Exhibition
Skanör, Skåne
25.07.26 - 09.08.26
This summer marks the opening of Galleri Valvet, a new exhibition space founded by Gabriel Falk within a former bank vault beneath Restaurant Njud in Skanör.
For its inaugural exhibition, Valvet, Gabriel Falk has invited WAY gallery to curate a presentation bringing together artists Estelle Graf, Wilda Wennelin and Amanda Malm. Through sculpture, painting, glass and mixed media, the exhibition explores themes of preservation, transformation and value.
Exhibitions
Ongoing exhibition
KAKELHUSET
Group Exhibition
09.06.26 - 09.09.26
During the summer of 2026, WAY gallery takes over Marievik with a site specific exhibition where contemporary art meets architecture, material and movement. In an area shaped by transformation, the exhibition becomes a way of re reading the site itself, existing in the space between an industrial past and a future still taking form.
The exhibition brings together works by Ellen Hedin, Emma Stocklassa, Erika Kristofersson Bredberg and Myrsini Alexandridi. Through sculpture, painting and spatial installations, the artists explore the relationship between body and structure, between the organic and the constructed. The works move through questions of memory, identity, materiality and human presence, echoing through Kakelhuset and the shifting landscape of Marievik.
Exhibitions
Upcoming exhibition - Manon Steyaert
Long distance romance with memories
Manon Steyaert
30.09.26 - 08.11.26
WAY gallery presents Long Distance Romance with Memories, a new body of work by Manon Steyaert, marking her second solo exhibition at the gallery.
Steyaert works across painting and sculpture, manipulating materials such as silicone alongside more traditional mediums including oil paint, canvas and wood. Her work often explores colour in suspension, with silicone draped over painted canvas to create shifting, layered surfaces. More recently, Steyaert has been turning her attention back towards painting, reconnecting with the intuitive and gestural language of abstraction.
Ongoing exhibition - Rebecca von Matérn
IN-AND-BETWEEN
Rebecca von Matérn
09.09.26 - 19.09.26
In In-and-Between, the artist explores a liminal state—the threshold between movement and stillness, between control and surrender, between what has been and what has yet to take shape.
The exhibition revolves around the feeling of being both within and between something. Like standing in the eye of a storm, where everything suddenly becomes still. It is a space where presence in a single moment becomes so intense that the world around temporarily fades away.
Within this in-between space lies an opportunity to let go of control and become anchored in the present. Time seems to slow down, while the world around grows quieter, creating a gentle vacuum...
Location - WAY gallery, Upplandsgatan 57
Exhibitions
Upcoming exhibition - Rebecca von Matérn
IN-AND-BETWEEN
Rebecca von Matérn
09.09.26 - 19.09.26
In In-and-Between, the artist explores a liminal state—the threshold between movement and stillness, between control and surrender, between what has been and what has yet to take shape.
The exhibition revolves around the feeling of being both within and between something. Like standing in the eye of a storm, where everything suddenly becomes still. It is a space where presence in a single moment becomes so intense that the world around temporarily fades away.
Within this in-between space lies an opportunity to let go of control and become anchored in the present. Time seems to slow down, while the world around grows quieter, creating a gentle vacuum...
Location - WAY gallery, Upplandsgatan 57
Ongoing exhibition - Guest space Marievik Stockholm
KAKELHUSET
Group Exhibition
09.06.26 - 09.09.26
During the summer of 2026, WAY gallery takes over Marievik with a site specific exhibition where contemporary art meets architecture, material and movement. In an area shaped by transformation, the exhibition becomes a way of re reading the site itself, existing in the space between an industrial past and a future still taking form.
The exhibition brings together works by Ellen Hedin, Emma Stocklassa, Erika Kristofersson Bredberg and Myrsini Alexandridi. Through sculpture, painting and spatial installations, the artists explore the relationship between body and structure, between the organic and the constructed. The works move through questions of memory, identity, materiality and human presence, echoing through Kakelhuset and the shifting landscape of Marievik.
Location - Årstaängsvägen 11, Marievik Stockholm
Art installation Landet Stay
Landet Stay
Art installation
09.03.26 - 15.09.26
As art increasingly moves beyond traditional exhibition formats, Landet Stay and WAY gallery have come together to explore a quieter, more natural way of living with art: not as something to visit, but as something to experience over time.
Just outside Trosa, one hour south of Stockholm, Landet Stay is hosting a small-scale residency bringing six emerging artists - Tove Eklund, Johan Bjurmar, Anna Mörner, Thyra Weiss, Elsa Ekman and Rebecca von Matérn - out of the city and into the landscape.
Ongoing exhibition & art residence Landet Stay
Landet Stay
Group Exhibition
09.03.26 - 15.09.26
As art increasingly moves beyond traditional exhibition formats, Landet Stay and WAY gallery have come together to explore a quieter, more natural way of living with art: not as something to visit, but as something to experience over time.
Just outside Trosa, one hour south of Stockholm, Landet Stay is hosting a small-scale residency bringing six emerging artists - Tove Eklund, Johan Bjurmar, Anna Mörner, Thyra Weiss, Elsa Ekman and Rebecca von Matérn - out of the city and into the landscape.
Exhibitions
Upcoming exhibition - Enter Art Fair Copenhagen
ENTER ART FAIR
Group Exhibition
27.08.26 - 30.08.26
WAY gallery will present Storm Philippa Clarén, Melina Badejo, and Madelen Möllard at Enter Art Fair in Copenhagen. Bringing together sculpture, tufting, and painting, their practices explore the human impulse to give form to what resists fixation: belief, heritage, memory, and the fragility of life.
Clarén’s tactile ceramic works transform desire, guilt, and longing into playful, poetic forms. Badejo’s abstract tuftings weave together color, material, memory, and cultural identity, drawing from her Nigerian heritage and upbringing in Sweden. Möllard’s vivid paintings preserve moments through bold forms and recurring floral motifs.
Location - Lokomotivværkstedet, Otto Busses Vej 5A, Copenhagen
Ongoing exhibition - Guest space Marievik Stockholm
KAKELHUSET
Group Exhibition
09.06.26 - 09.09.26
During the summer of 2026, WAY gallery takes over Marievik with a site specific exhibition where contemporary art meets architecture, material and movement. In an area shaped by transformation, the exhibition becomes a way of re reading the site itself, existing in the space between an industrial past and a future still taking form.
The exhibition brings together works by Ellen Hedin, Emma Stocklassa, Erika Kristofersson Bredberg and Myrsini Alexandridi. Through sculpture, painting and spatial installations, the artists explore the relationship between body and structure, between the organic and the constructed. The works move through questions of memory, identity, materiality and human presence, echoing through Kakelhuset and the shifting landscape of Marievik.
Location - Årstaängsvägen 11, Marievik Stockholm
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