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SUPERMARKET is an international artist-run art fair that provides a showcase of artists’ initiatives from all over the world with the aim to display their unique projects and ideas, create opportunities for new networks on the Swedish and international art scene, and share the passion and vitality that are present in this sphere of the art world.

SUPERMARKET has been arranged since 2007 by a small group of organisers most of whom are artists themselves. Supermarket is a development of Minimarket, which was held at Konstnärshuset in February 2006 in reaction to the new commercial art fair Market.

Initiated and organised by artists, this project has rapidly evolved from a modest group of local initiatives to a full-fledged international art exhibition that has made its mark and helped firmly establish Stockholm on the art world map. In 2015–17, SUPERMARKET was held in Svarta Huset at Telefonplan. For 2018, it’s taking over a new venue ‘Slaughterhouse 5’ in Slakthusområdet (the Meatpacking district) near Ericsson Globe.

International network
SUPERMARKET has altogether featured exhibitors from more than 50 countries, all part of a growing international trend of artist-run galleries, project spaces, artist collectives and other artists’ initiatives.

SUPERMARKET Programme
With its vibrant events programme, SUPERMARKET is not just a regular art fair. Besides the main exhibition it offers Supermarket TALKS & Performance programme, Supermarket MEETINGS, the Professional Networking Participants programme and it’s internationally distributed Supermarket Art Magazine.

Why an art fair for artist-run galleries?
It is becoming increasingly common for artists to take matters into their own hands and set up galleries and project spaces. SUPERMARKET is an arena for such artist-run initiatives. The aim is for SUPERMARKET to be a place where a wider public can become a part of what is happening on the artist-run scene. SUPERMARKET wants to offer the visitor an exhibition with unexpected meetings and experiences rather than focusing on sales.

Tres Hombres Art at Hotel Tylösand visits Galleri Axel in Stockholm in conjunction with Stockholm Art Week.
This will be an exclusive exhibition featuring amazing photographs by David Bowie taken by world known photographers such as Markus Klinko, Mick Rock, Bob Gruen, Terry O’Neill, Justin de Villeneuve and Anton Corbijn.

SUPERMARKET is an international artist-run art fair that provides a showcase of artists’ initiatives from all over the world with the aim to display their unique projects and ideas, create opportunities for new networks on the Swedish and international art scene, and share the passion and vitality that are present in this sphere of the art world.

SUPERMARKET has been arranged since 2007 by a small group of organisers most of whom are artists themselves. Supermarket is a development of Minimarket, which was held at Konstnärshuset in February 2006 in reaction to the new commercial art fair Market.

Initiated and organised by artists, this project has rapidly evolved from a modest group of local initiatives to a full-fledged international art exhibition that has made its mark and helped firmly establish Stockholm on the art world map. In 2015–17, SUPERMARKET was held in Svarta Huset at Telefonplan. For 2018, it’s taking over a new venue ‘Slaughterhouse 5’ in Slakthusområdet (the Meatpacking district) near Ericsson Globe.

International network
SUPERMARKET has altogether featured exhibitors from more than 50 countries, all part of a growing international trend of artist-run galleries, project spaces, artist collectives and other artists’ initiatives.

SUPERMARKET Programme
With its vibrant events programme, SUPERMARKET is not just a regular art fair. Besides the main exhibition it offers Supermarket TALKS & Performance programme, Supermarket MEETINGS, the Professional Networking Participants programme and it’s internationally distributed Supermarket Art Magazine.

Why an art fair for artist-run galleries?
It is becoming increasingly common for artists to take matters into their own hands and set up galleries and project spaces. SUPERMARKET is an arena for such artist-run initiatives. The aim is for SUPERMARKET to be a place where a wider public can become a part of what is happening on the artist-run scene. SUPERMARKET wants to offer the visitor an exhibition with unexpected meetings and experiences rather than focusing on sales.

Market Art Fair is once again bringing together the most prominent galleries, artists and collectors of the Nordic region and beyond.

During the fair selected galleries showcase an exclusive selection of the most interesting art on the Nordic art scene, focusing on carefully curated solo and duo projects. Market also features an ambitious programme of talks and projects and arranges a VIP programme for international collectors and art professionals.

It’s time again to drink beer in the sun on the Moseback terrace!
Södra Teatern is planning to hurry the spring feelings by opening the Moseback terrace for the season!

Friday, April 13, will be the day of the premiere.

SUPERMARKET is an international artist-run art fair that provides a showcase of artists’ initiatives from all over the world with the aim to display their unique projects and ideas, create opportunities for new networks on the Swedish and international art scene, and share the passion and vitality that are present in this sphere of the art world.

SUPERMARKET has been arranged since 2007 by a small group of organisers most of whom are artists themselves. Supermarket is a development of Minimarket, which was held at Konstnärshuset in February 2006 in reaction to the new commercial art fair Market.

Initiated and organised by artists, this project has rapidly evolved from a modest group of local initiatives to a full-fledged international art exhibition that has made its mark and helped firmly establish Stockholm on the art world map. In 2015–17, SUPERMARKET was held in Svarta Huset at Telefonplan. For 2018, it’s taking over a new venue ‘Slaughterhouse 5’ in Slakthusområdet (the Meatpacking district) near Ericsson Globe.

International network
SUPERMARKET has altogether featured exhibitors from more than 50 countries, all part of a growing international trend of artist-run galleries, project spaces, artist collectives and other artists’ initiatives.

SUPERMARKET Programme
With its vibrant events programme, SUPERMARKET is not just a regular art fair. Besides the main exhibition it offers Supermarket TALKS & Performance programme, Supermarket MEETINGS, the Professional Networking Participants programme and it’s internationally distributed Supermarket Art Magazine.

Why an art fair for artist-run galleries?
It is becoming increasingly common for artists to take matters into their own hands and set up galleries and project spaces. SUPERMARKET is an arena for such artist-run initiatives. The aim is for SUPERMARKET to be a place where a wider public can become a part of what is happening on the artist-run scene. SUPERMARKET wants to offer the visitor an exhibition with unexpected meetings and experiences rather than focusing on sales.

No additional detail for this event.

Market Art Fair is once again bringing together the most prominent galleries, artists and collectors of the Nordic region and beyond.

During the fair selected galleries showcase an exclusive selection of the most interesting art on the Nordic art scene, focusing on carefully curated solo and duo projects. Market also features an ambitious programme of talks and projects and arranges a VIP programme for international collectors and art professionals.

SUPERMARKET is an international artist-run art fair that provides a showcase of artists’ initiatives from all over the world with the aim to display their unique projects and ideas, create opportunities for new networks on the Swedish and international art scene, and share the passion and vitality that are present in this sphere of the art world.

SUPERMARKET has been arranged since 2007 by a small group of organisers most of whom are artists themselves. Supermarket is a development of Minimarket, which was held at Konstnärshuset in February 2006 in reaction to the new commercial art fair Market.

Initiated and organised by artists, this project has rapidly evolved from a modest group of local initiatives to a full-fledged international art exhibition that has made its mark and helped firmly establish Stockholm on the art world map. In 2015–17, SUPERMARKET was held in Svarta Huset at Telefonplan. For 2018, it’s taking over a new venue ‘Slaughterhouse 5’ in Slakthusområdet (the Meatpacking district) near Ericsson Globe.

International network
SUPERMARKET has altogether featured exhibitors from more than 50 countries, all part of a growing international trend of artist-run galleries, project spaces, artist collectives and other artists’ initiatives.

SUPERMARKET Programme
With its vibrant events programme, SUPERMARKET is not just a regular art fair. Besides the main exhibition it offers Supermarket TALKS & Performance programme, Supermarket MEETINGS, the Professional Networking Participants programme and it’s internationally distributed Supermarket Art Magazine.

Why an art fair for artist-run galleries?
It is becoming increasingly common for artists to take matters into their own hands and set up galleries and project spaces. SUPERMARKET is an arena for such artist-run initiatives. The aim is for SUPERMARKET to be a place where a wider public can become a part of what is happening on the artist-run scene. SUPERMARKET wants to offer the visitor an exhibition with unexpected meetings and experiences rather than focusing on sales.

No additional detail for this event.

Market Art Fair is once again bringing together the most prominent galleries, artists and collectors of the Nordic region and beyond.

During the fair selected galleries showcase an exclusive selection of the most interesting art on the Nordic art scene, focusing on carefully curated solo and duo projects. Market also features an ambitious programme of talks and projects and arranges a VIP programme for international collectors and art professionals.