Mårten Castenfors’ November Salon concludes the exhibition year at KKAM. This juried art salon promises a rich and inspiring mix of materials and artistic expressions – from the elevated to the everyday, the beautiful to the thought-provoking, offering both breadth and precision.

Graduating students at HDK-Valand present their degree projects in ceramic art. The exhibition is one of the highlights of the year for KKAM, as some of Sweden’s rising stars in the art world showcase the results of their countless hours of study.

Bea Szenfeld is a Swedish artist and designer. Trained in ceramics, sculpture, and later at Beckmans College of Design, she left commercial fashion to explore paper as her artistic medium.

Johan Carlsson Ström was awarded the Beckers Art Award in 2026, a prize of 200,000 SEK that also includes a solo exhibition at Färgfabriken in Stockholm and KKAM Höganäs.

Mats Rydstern, born in Stockholm and is active in Skåne with close ties to the Kullabygden region. His painting is marked by a strong sensitivity to light, colour and composition, often expressed through still lifes and landscapes.

The climax of the Museum’s centenary year is an impressive Jubilee Exhibition with art treasures from the Museum’s abundant archives.

For the third consecutive year there will be an art exhibition at KKAM. This year the salon is slightly earlier and instead of a November salon there will be an autumn salon.

In connection with Blås & Knåda’s 50th anniversary, a travelling exhibition “Kraft” is featuring the cooperative’s thirty active members.