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Skissernas Night
The biggest art celebration of the year
16 May 15:00–23:00, the museum closes at 22:00 but the party continues in the park.
Free admission!
Skissernas Night is back! The entire museum and Sculpture Park are transformed into stages for the unexpected, filled with experiences you didn’t know you wanted. Discover a glittering rainbow of expressions, experimental music, international performances, and thoughtful conversations. You can also join workshops and interact with the art or simply relax with a cup of coffee in the park, grab something tasty on the restaurant terrace or from our food truck.
You choose your path through a feast of artistic expression. Skissernas Night is your night on Earth!
PROGRAM
All day
Musik: Emelie Odelberg (SE)
Birgit Rausing Hall
All day
Installation: Freddy Wallin (SE)
Birgit Rausing Hall
15:00–16:00
DJ: G.HO (DK)
Temporary exhibition, second floor
15:00–19:00
Workshop: Paint on Acrylic Glass
Sculpture Park
15:15–15:30
Guided tour: About Raoul Dufy (in Swedish)
International Gallery
15:30–16:00
Performance Croquis: Dj Slowz (VN/SE)
16:00–16:30 and 19:15–19:45
Performance: Nordlys (DK)
16:15–16:30
Guided tour: About Marie-Louise Ekman (in Swedish)
Memory and Monuments
16:30–17:15
Talk: Emelie Sandström with Emil Nilsson (SE)
16:15–16:30,18:00–18:15 and 19:30–19:45
Music: Smuk/Zvuk (CZ/DK)
International Gallery
16:45–17:00
Guided tour: About Henri Matisse (in English)
International Gallery
16:45–17:30
Art & Culture Quiz: Hanna Lublin & Vilgot Paulsen (SE)
Sculpture Park
17:15–17:30
Guided tour: about Marie-Louise Ekman (in English)
Memory and Monuments
17:30–18:00
Performance: Ragnhild May (DK)
Temporary exhibition, second floor
17:30–18:00 and 21:00–21:30
Music: Bicycle Beat (SE)
Sculpture Park
17:45–18:00
Guided tour: about Astrid Göransson (in Swedish)
The Birth of the Work of Art
18:15–18:30
Guided tour: about Peter Linde (in Swedish)
Memory and Monuments
18:15–19:00
Talk: Caroline Ringskog Ferrada-Noli with Therése Granwald (SE)
Sculpture Park
18:30–19:15
Music: Chirons Room (DK/SE)
Temporary exhibition, second floor
18:45–19:00
Guided tour: about Raoul Dufy (in Swedish)
International Gallery
19:15–19:30
Guided tour: about Judi Werthein (in Swedish)
Mexican Gallery
19:45–20:00
Guided tour: about Henry Moore (in English)
The Birth of the Work of Art
19:45–20:30
Music: Bilal Irshed Trio (PS/DK)
Temporary exhibition, second floor
20:00–20:45
Music: Sanyu (NO)
Sculpture Park
20:15–20:30
Guided tour: about Sonia Delaunay (in Swedish)
International Gallery
20:45–21:00
Guided tour: about Diego Rivera (in English)
Mexican Gallery
21:00–21:45
Performance: Femmeboyant x Strange Fur (DE)
Temporary exhibition, second floor
21:15–21:30
Guided tour: about Henri Matisse (in English)
International Gallery
21:45–22:45
Music: Romperayo (CO)
Sculpture Park
Food & Drinks
Enjoy a flavorful evening with something for everyone. In the tent, Restaurant På Skissernas serves grilled sausages—both classic and vegan—with delicious accompaniments. Out in the park, you’ll find their grill station offering lamb skewers and vegetarian skewers, served in bread with tasty sides. In the restaurant, a selection of smørrebrød awaits.
In the park, you’ll also find Fogarolli serving freshly brewed coffee and da Aldo offering Italian gelato of the highest quality.
Skissernas Night is produced with support from Sparbanken Skåne.
Thank you Heja Lund!
Music: Emelie Odelberg (SE)
Emelie Odelberg’s music moves across boundaries, just like her new album, Liminal. Rooted in classical piano and organ, she has ventured into an experimental electronic sphere, working with modular synths and hardware, where subtle changes carry her floating tones forward. The music is meditative and slow, yet at the same time heavy and evocative.
Installation: Freddy Wallin (SE)
Animation in all its forms comes together in Freddy Wallin’s experimental films. Analog and digital techniques are combined, and with cut-out figures, clay animation, analog film, and digital methods, Wallin creates an expression that is as tactile and dynamic as it is unorthodox. You encounter his animations as a temporary installation on walls and ceilings in the Birgit Rausing’s Hall.
DJ: G.HO (DK)
The joy of life sparkles in DJ G.HO’s irresistible sonic world. Heavy grooves become the dance floor where funk and jazz let loose. Her genre-defying music selections create global stories that have set hips and feet in motion in cities like Paris and London as well as Roskilde and Copenhagen. With infectious energy, G.HO delivers vibrant rhythms and voices full of soul.
Workshop: Paint on Plexiglass
Skissernas Night gives space for your own creativity and experimentation in visual art. In the park, you can reflect on the art, the people, and the events using coloured pencils on acrylic glass sheets. Your image also becomes a filter for the reality around you. If you prefer a more intimate format, you can sit down and paint portraits of people you meet on the other side of your table easel.
Performance Croquis: Dj Slowz (VN/SE)
Life drawing – drawing from a live model – is a well-established practice. In performance croquis, the subject is in constant motion, and the pace follows. Add DJ Slowz to the mix and the challenge is raised to another level. Known as a pioneer of the Vietnamese hip-hop scene, Slowz has won major international breakdance competitions. He is also a DJ and music producer, and has expanded his practice to include performance and theatre stages.
Performance: Nordlys (DK)
When did you last encounter unicorns? The performance Unicorns by Nordlys brings these mythical creatures into reality, interacting with museum visitors of all ages. They dance, gallop, and fill the rooms and the park with infectious magic. The Nordlys collective consists of Julie Rasmussen and My Grønholt. Their work is marked by the unexpected: a celebration of hope, freedom, and community.
Talk: Emelie Sandström with Emil Nilsson (SE)
Emelie Sandström is a sculptor who primarily works in wood and bronze. Her materials and forms are often connected to religion, folk art, and folklore. Using the wood lathe as her main tool, she pulls away the veil between reality and revelation. Emelie joins a conversation with Emil Nilsson, curator at Skissernas Museum, about an artistic practice that moves freely between nature, myth, fantasy, and science fiction.
Music: Smuk Zvuk (CZ/DK)
The rooms of Skissernas Museum are filled with dreamy tones from the Danish vibraphonist Viktoria Søndergaard, while the Czech Klára Pudláková explores a lower register on her double bass. Together, the two composers create musical spaces and landscapes where delicate threads are woven between artworks and the audience. Smuk Zvuk’s debut LP Call Me Princess has been met with critical acclaim.
Art & Culture Quiz: Hanna Lublin & Vilgot Paulsen (SE)
What do you know about art, what have you forgotten, and do you want to learn more? Our art and culture quiz goes beyond what you’re used to, hosted by stand-up comedian Hanna Lublin Niklasson and actor Vilgot Paulsen. Hanna is well known not only from the country’s stand-up stages but also from podcasts, the daily press, and the popular quiz program På Spåret on national TV. Vilgot works, among other places, at Riksteatern and Uppsala stadsteater, as well as in film and TV productions.
Performance: Ragnhild May (DK)
Ragnhild May breaks down the boundaries between sculpture, installation, performance, and sound art. A polyrhythmic composition takes shape on stage as a large spatial wind instrument is assembled piece by piece. At the same time, the soundscape grows increasingly complex, with tones and sounds that usually are overlooked – and affecting us in unexpected ways.
Music: Bicycle Beat (SE)
With scrap metal, a bicycle, and two saxophones, Bicycle Beat creates an irresistible groove bursting with energy and joy! Their music is a sparkling mix of Balkan, house, jazz, and hip‑hop. Through playful interactivity, the band invites audiences of all ages to sing and dance along. Bicycle Beat consists of Hannes Sigfridsson on bicycle drum set, Johan Axelsson on baritone sax, and Jonatan Ed on tenor sax. Put on your best dancing shoes and get ready to party with Bicycle Beat!
Talk: Caroline Ringskog Ferrada-Noli with Therése Granwald (SE)
Caroline Ringskog Ferrada-Noli works across literature, cultural criticism, and screenwriting. Together with Liv Strömquist, she hosts one of Sweden’s most popular podcasts, En varg söker sin pod, where contemporary issues are dissected with sharpness and humor. Her work brings the personal and the political into close interplay, in a voice that is both analytical and vulnerable. This autumn sees the release of her short story collection Sex in the City. The conversation with Therése Granwald from Folkets hörna takes its starting point in her writing.
Music: Chirons Room (DK/SE)
In CHIRONS ROOM, confessions are whispered of queer shame and strength; you hear songs about death, kindness, and the collective consciousness. With heavy autotune, synthesizers, drums, and manipulated woodwinds, CHIRONS ROOM explores the tenderness and rage that make up their living space. On stage are Johanna Stellfeld on flute, saxophone, and vocals, Albin Österblad on keyboards, and Ellen Mörck on drums.
Music: Bilal Irshed Trio (PS/DK)
Bilal Irshed Trio creates a tapestry of sound where the floating tones of the Middle East meet jazz and Nordic folk music. Irshed takes the string instrument oud on a journey without limits of time and place. The dreamlike veils of Sufism gently settle over contemporary musical references. Together with Rasmus Møldrup on acoustic bass and Sal Dibba on percussion, the trio has been met with enthusiasm by both audiences and critics.
Music: Sanyu (NO)
Sanyu challenges the genres of music industry. Yet her music and poetry have received praise and awards. In Sanyu’s practice, jazz, R&B, and soul collide with spoken word and heavy bass riffs. On stage, Sanyu performs together with Rino Sivathas on drums, the multi-instrumentalist Kristina Fransson, and Joachim Mørch Meyer on double bass. Just in time for Skissernas Night, Sanyu’s highly anticipated debut LP will be released.
Performance: Femmeboyant x Strange Fur (DE)
Mutations, death, and rebirth are themes in the transformations created by Femmeboyant (Gio Sordini) and Strange Fur (Adam Mandelman). Monstrous curiosity is expressed through inflatable creatures, with a flamboyant queer perspective on the body, place, and society. Nothing is too silly or too serious to fit within their performance. The everyday becomes strange and skewed in a perspective you are invited to share.
Music: Romperayo (CO)
Romperayo plays as much for the soul and heart as for the hips and feet. Imagine a tropical night in Colombia, where local cumbia and other infectious dance rhythms are playfully filtered through psychedelia and contemporary electronica. This is feel-good in the best sense—a firework of sweaty dancing and musical humour. Let the euphoria open your senses, as it has already done at major festivals across Europe!
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