Saskia Neuman Gallery represents Nordic and internationally based artists. The exhibition program reflects a strong focus on early and mid-career artists, often previously not exhibited in Sweden’s commercial gallery sphere. In addition, the gallery hosts a variety of happenings, including talks, performances and other events.

For press inquiries contact Joanna Sundström — Part Projects 
joanna@partprojects.se

Saskia Neuman Gallery is a member of the Swedish Gallery Association 
Svenska Galleriförbundet https://galleriforbundet.se/ 


Her Beloved dog Samantha, 2021, Oil on panel, 70 x 50 cm

Power of Flower, 2021

Seven Angels Standing Guard, 2022

Objekta – Hans Olof Abrahamsson

Köttet är svagt – The Flesh is Weak

Systema Naturae

Incoherent fragments of intimacy

Väntan — Waiting

Of Listening and Painting

Riven Himmel — Torn Heaven

Big Hole

The Flesh is Weak 

Movie Night — 08.12.2022

Movie Night

Saskia Neuman Gallery represents Nordic and internationally based artists. The exhibition program reflects a strong focus on early and mid-career artists, often previously not exhibited in Sweden’s commercial gallery sphere. In addition, the gallery aims to host a variety of happenings, including talks, performances and other events.

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SASKIA NEUMAN GALLERY

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Köttet är svagt – The Flesh is Weak — Harry Anderson

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Systema Naturae — Mark Dion

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Incoherent fragments of intimacy — Nadine Byrne

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Väntan — Waiting — Emma Jönsson

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Of Listening and Painting — Erik Jeor

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Riven Himmel — Torn Heaven — Jakob Solgren Nordenskiöld

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Big Hole — Tobias Bradford

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SASKIA NEUMAN GALLERY

current

Köttet är svagt – The Flesh is Weak — Harry Anderson

past

Systema Naturae — Mark Dion

past

Incoherent fragments of intimacy — Nadine Byrne

past

Väntan — Waiting — Emma Jönsson

past

Of Listening and Painting — Erik Jeor

past

Riven Himmel — Torn Heaven — Jakob Solgren Nordenskiöld

past

Big Hole — Tobias Bradford

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