At the Gothenburg Museum of Art, many artworks feature powerful symbols, painful themes and dramatic fates. Art depicts all the phases of life – and death. Why is death so exciting? And what really is most important in life? How is death portrayed in art, and can a skull actually be a symbol for life? We take a closer look at how artists have depicted life and death in both historical and contemporary art.
Booking Information
Remember that we need your booking at minimum eight working days beforehand. E-mail your booking to bokningar.konstmuseum@kultur.goteborg.se . Cancellations must be made with at least eight days’ notice, to bookings.konstmuseum@kultur.goteborg.se.
The guided tours are 45 minutes and presented in English.
The maximum group size is 30 persons, but we recommend smaller groups for the best possible experience.
The prices for guided tours are per group, not including admission. Guided tours are exempt from sales tax. Tuesday-Friday 11 am to 5 pm: 2000 SEK. After 5 pm and on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 2710 SEK.