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Still from Karjeristė, Agnė Jokšė

Agnė Jokšė: REALITY CRACKS

24 April–23 August 2026

Agnė Jokšė’s first solo exhibition in Sweden centres around a new film work Karjeristė. Jokšė works with autoethnographic strategies through text and image, constructing new grammatical and linguistic structures to investigate and critically portray the limitations of language itself.

Summer closing dates

Index will be closed from Thursday 14 June – Wednesday 12 August inclusive.

Image credit Pontus Pettersson

Pontus Pettersson: AIR

Over the course of one full year, Stockholm-based choreographer, artist, and curator Pontus Pettersson will be present at Index through the format of an extended exhibition and performance—playing with the juxtaposed roles (or non-roles) of institutions and (often solitary) artists, exploring how these relationships can generate meaningful exchange or parasitic structures.

Ruby Nilsson, RESPAWN, 2026.  Photographer credit: Ekaterina Lukoshkova

Preview: Ruby Nilsson: RECANTATION

10 September 2026

Opening 10 September, Ruby Nilsson’s exhibition Recantation transforms Index into a theatrical setting for her new video installation.

Index is a member of KLISTER

Index is a member of KLISTER, a network throughout Sweden for small and midsized visual arts institutions.

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Övül Ö. Durmuşoğlu outside Index, June 2026. Image credit: Tony Karlsson Savci

Index Board announces Övül Ö. Durmuşoğlu as new director of Index

Sapieha Palace Symposium 2025. Photo: Andrej Vasilenko

Isabella Tjäder at Sapieha Palace Symposium 2026

Image courtesy of Maja Malou Lyse

Revisiting BODIES AND ANTIBODIES: Maya Malou Lyse at the Danish Pavilion in Venice

Harun Farocki: Gustav Lygon's essay in FLM

Harun Farocki: Chus Martínez writing in Mousse: back-and-forth

Massinissa Selmani's 1000 Villlages presented at the 25th Biennale of Sydney