This fall, [Affordable Art Fair Stockholm](linkhttps://affordableartfair.com/fairs/stockholm/) returns for its 14th edition from September 30–October 4 at Nacka Strandsmässan, bringing together thousands of contemporary artworks from hand-selected local, national, and international galleries.

With a wide range of contemporary artworks on view, the fair offers something for every stage of collecting. Whether you’re searching for your piece, adding to an established collection, or simply looking to discover new artists and develop your own taste.

Beyond the galleries, visitors can experience a packed programme of special exhibitions, unique installations, and weekend Family Mornings. The fair begins with an exclusive Vernissage on September 30, offering an early opportunity to explore the artworks on display.

As a partner of Affordable Art Fair, Cohart is excited to bring our collector community along for Stockholm. We have a limited number of complimentary tickets available for Cohart collectors, including exclusive Vernissage access.

Interested in joining us? Reach out to hello@cohart.com to request a complimentary ticket.

Come discover something unexpected and perhaps find the next work for your collection. 


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Discover Art from Around the World at Affordable Art Fair Stockholm 2026

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