top of page
raqs.png

Exhibitions to watch in 2026​

January 14, 2026

2026 is already up to a great start. Between scrutiny of AI in our lives, MMA action à Heated Rivalry, a lens on Greenland and reconstruction of a Polish classroom from the 1990s, here's a selection of what will continue to make the first half of the year exciting in Suediland.

260103_Fotogalleriet Oslo - Saskia Holmkvist - Photo by Zachary Whittenburg - 2.jpeg

​Saskia Holmkvist looks back to where we are now​

January 6, 2026

"Since 1994 is, in some ways, easier to research today than 2001, KLub also works as needed advocacy for ever-more-urgent digitization and preservation efforts.", writes Zachary Whittenburg in a review of Saskia Holmkvist's exhibition at Fotogalleriet in Oslo, which records the “mystery” of recalling a performance of which there is little tangible evidence.

Miriam Cahn - What looks at us - MAAT.jpeg

The 2025 best exhibitions list

December 31, 2025

As per tradition, C-print concludes a year of travel and extensive exhibition visits with its annual Best Exhibitions list, marking the 11th edition since our founding in 2013. This year, the C-print team is joined in compiling the list by contributors and writers Kasia Syty and Zachary Whittenburg. The selection spans exhibitions across Stockholm, New York, Mexico City, Lisbon, and beyond.

1.jpg

​Impressions of CDMX - from an art residency

December 1, 2025

Four Stockholm-based emerging artists;  Andy-Allen Olivar, Olga Krüssenberg, Rasmus Richter and Tuva Björk, report from their ongoing residency in CDMX, a city very dear to us. ”In this sense, it feels somehow more in line with your existence to be an artist here – being part of dusting something you have learned or seen and passing it around for everyone to see".

IMG_9561.jpg

A seminal gallery writes its next chapters​​​​

November 19, 2025

“For most fairs there has been a dramatic increase in costs… It’s exhausting; we are a small team. It takes a toll on everything, not least the core activities of the gallery, which are to accompany and support artists’ projects and to curate and mount exhibitions. It’s important that fairs do not become the be-all and end-all,” say Ciléne Andréhn and Marina Schiptjenko in our new interview, looking back and forward.​​

Jenny Nordmark_.jpg

​Metamorphosis as permanent state​

​November 16, 2025

​Jenny Nordmark's solo exhibition Massrörelser, at Haninge Konsthall, consists of multiple parts involving local high school students: "It was not supposed to be a student exhibition. I was responsible for the entire artistic output, but at the same time I wanted to include their presence, experiences and differences," Jenny says of working with the 49 students involved in the exhibition process.

   info@c-print.se
​A journal about contemporary art
© 2026 C-print

bottom of page