Artipelag is devoting its winter and spring season to a retrospective of one of the most remarkable collaborations in fashion: when cutting-edge Belgian designer Martin Margiela teamed up with Parisian house Hermès.

Last year’s Detour outdoor exhibition is succeeded by this year’s Sculpture in nature. Exhibits from Detour – some in the same position as last year and others in new locations – coexist with new artworks. These include Bigert & Bergström’s famous egg-shaped sauna, Solar Egg.

Starting on Friday April 26^th, Artipelag is exhibiting work by the 2019 winner of the Fredrik Roos Scholarship. This year’s winner will be announced on April 25^th.

In 2019, Artipelag will be putting the spotlight on the numerous works of the Italian artist and designer Piero Fornasetti (1913–1988) by displaying paintings, drawings, graphic design, furniture and other design artefacts, as well as spatial installations. The show will be the first exhibition in Sweden to encompass Fornasetti’s entire output, and it also includes contemporary works made by his son Barnaba Fornasetti.