Alta Art Space

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Has anyone ever told you about the art scene thriving in a former ketchup factory? Right here in Malmö, on Celsiusgatan 40, you’ll find Alta Art Space. It’s not your typical white-walled gallery. Alta Art Space is a non-commercial, artist-run exhibition space and studio collective. Imagine artists creating amidst the echoes of where ketchup once flowed. Alta Art Space opened its doors to the public in 2015. It’s currently run by a collective of artists: Julia Selin, Olof Nimar, Jens Lindqvist, Johan Nahoj, Petter Dahlström Persson, and Matti Sumari. These artists, along with others, transformed the old factory into a dynamic hub for contemporary art. They host exhibitions, offer studio spaces, and contribute to Malmö’s vibrant cultural landscape. In 2018, Alta Art Space curated an exhibition at Signal, another contemporary art center in Malmö. The exhibition, titled “Love comes first,” garnered positive reviews in Sydsvenskan and Kunstkritikk. Alta Art Space isn’t just about exhibitions. It’s a place where artists collaborate, experiment, and push the boundaries of their practice. It’s a testament to the power of community and the transformative potential of art. Alta Art Space continues to evolve and contribute to the alternative art scene that thrives in Malmö. Come, experience the unique energy of Alta Art Space. You might just discover your new favorite artist, or at the very least, a fascinating story in a most unexpected setting.

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