Galleri Tapper-Popermajer

13/11/2026

MEET THE ARTIST: ILONA POPERMAJER

Galleri Tapper-Popermajer warmly invites you to a small and informal afternoon with Ilona Popermajer.

As Ilona visits the gallery, she will speak about her current exhibition and guide us through a selection of works. There will be time to look closely, ask questions and hear more about the thoughts, process and experiences behind the paintings.

Afterwards, we will gather for coffee, light refreshments and conversation.

We are keeping the group small to allow for a personal and relaxed meeting with the artist.

Friday 27 November 15:00-16:30

Galleri Tapper-Popermajer Teckomatorps stationshus

To reserve a place, please send us a text message or call: 070-251 19 45

A selection of works from the exhibition will be available with a special collector price during the gathering.

10/11/2026

ILONA POPERMAJER Demoiselles (2020)

07/11/2026

Scenes in a Flow (Scener i ett flöde) brings visual art, newly composed music, spoken word and dance into a shared live experience.

Inspired by Modest Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition (1874), itself a musical response to Viktor Hartmann’s art, the project creates a contemporary dialogue between artistic forms.

Artist Ilona Popermajer created ten paintings for the project, while Neurobash composed new music. Following an introduction, guest artists and dancers contribute spoken word and improvised performance elements.

Developed over two years, Scenes in a Flow has brought together contributors including Björn Ranelid, Rickard Söderberg, Sara Ekman, Francisca Skoogh, Neurobash and Ilona Popermajer. The project has been presented at Palladium in Malmö, Trolleholm Castle, and other venues.

05/11/2026

02/11/2026

The exhibition remains on view through the end of the year. For those unable to visit in person, it can also be explored through our Artsy Show and Viewing Rooms.

01/11/2026

Opening this weekend, "Ilona Popermajer — Selected Works" brings together paintings and drawings spanning several decades. Moving between abstraction and figuration, the works reveal themselves slowly: a gesture appears, a figure takes shape, or an unexpected detail changes the mood of the image.

The exhibition remains on view through the end of the year. For those unable to visit in person, it can also be explored through our Artsy Show and Viewing Rooms.