What does the Academy of Arts do?

Read more about how the Academy of Arts operates today to fulfill the statutes from 1773.

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Digital exhibition with young cartoonists

The spring exhibition Den tänkande handen (The Thinking Hand) is an annual scholarship competition for young cartoonists in collaboration with the Royal The court states. 

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LENA CRONQVIST

SIX DECADES
16 March – 27 April 2024

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MIA MALMLÖF

RESERVE
16 March – 27 April 2024

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Exhibition scholarship holder
JULIA SJÖLIN

Cygnet
16 March – 27 April 2024

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Color and Form scholarship holder
SUSANNE LARSON

sculpture and relief
16 March – 27 April 2024

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Diaries from Claes Grundström's (1844-1925) study trips in Europe.

Architectural scholarships

Application period: 8-26 April

There are funds of approximately SEK 1 million weighted for trips and stays abroad for architects. Follow in Claes Grundström's footsteps and apply for the Art Academy's travel grants.

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Gunnar Bjursell. Photo Håkan Lindgren.

Gunnar Bjursell receives this year's Bernadotte Prize

Professor Emeritus Gunnar Bjursell is awarded the Bernadotte Prize 2024 of 200 kroner for his many years of research - and major public education effort - on cultural engagement and its effects on the brain, well-being and health.

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What is the dignified handling of human remains in a historical collection?

The Art Academy is one of many cultural institutions in Sweden that has human remains in its collections. These are skeletal parts that were previously used in the academy's anatomical teaching.

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Steve McQueen. Photo: James Stopforth

Steve McQueen is awarded the Rolf Schock Prize in Visual Arts

Contributions to science, art and music are being rewarded with the Rolf Schock Prizes.

This year's laureates are the artist, director and screenwriter Steve McQueen, philosophers and linguists Hans Kamp and Irene Heim, mathematician Lai-Sang Young, and singer Oumou Sangaré. The prize, with a prize sum of SEK 600.000 per prize area, will be awarded on November 11 at the Academy of Fine Arts.

The Rolf Schock Prize is unusual in that it rewards both logic and philosophy, mathematics, visual arts and music. The laureates are selected through a unique collaboration between three Swedish royal academies: the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Royal Swedish Academy of Music. The final decision is made by the Schock Foundation.

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