The Swedish Curators’ Association was founded in 2021 as a politically independent non-profit organization to represent, safeguard and promote curators’ professional, economic and social position by:

  • initiating professional forums highlighting a public discussion about contemporary curatorial practice and its history

  • representing and supporting members concerning practical as well as intellectual work
  • creating opportunities for national and international collaborations
  • monitoring, defending, and upholding freedom of expression and democratic principles as well as countering any discrimination
  • and nurturing collegiality and solidarity between curators and other art professionals.

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Curatorial Practices in Transition – Webinar Series 2026

3–5 November 2026, 17.00–18.30 (Swedish time) | Online via Zoom Curatorial practice is continually being renegotiated, shaped by institutional conditions, changing working realities and new ways of creating and sharing knowledge. Curatorial Practices in Transition brings together international perspectives across three interconnected seminars exploring critical and radical pedagogies, working conditions, and curatorial approaches to collective […]

Curatorial Imaginaries: Towards New Practices of Access and Inclusion

13–14 October 2026Malmö and Ystad, Skåne What makes it possible to sustain a curatorial or artistic practice today, and who is able to do so? Curatorial Imaginaries is a two-day gathering bringing together curators, artists, educators and other professionals working in the arts. Through lectures, workshops, exhibition visits and collective conversations, the programme explores questions […]

Annual Report 2025

The Swedish Curators’ Association’s annual report for 2025 is now published.

The report summarises the association’s work during the year across professional conditions, international collaborations, cultural policy advocacy, knowledge exchange and member activities. Among the highlights are the development of a framework agreement for curators, international networks and conferences, peer-to-peer mentorship programmes, portfolio reviews and regional collaborative projects.

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