Would you like to exhibit something?

There is a wall in the library where both staff and students can exhibit their work.

Maybe you have a work- or student project you would like to exhibit? Or poetry, paintings, photos, collage or something else? It could be something you do at work or in your spare time. Both the University's staff and students are welcome to get in touch.

The display wall is situated on the left when you enter the University library. The wall is 4,30 metres long and 2,60 metres high.

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How do I get in touch?

Please contact Sara Sjöström, who is responsible for the exhibition, to discuss what you would like to exhibit.
sara.sjostrom@his.se
0500-448055

Current exhibition

Seen through a train window. Photographs by Peter Fogel.

Peter Fogel, IT teacher, began photographing from the train window in autumn 2019 when he started his position at the University of Skövde. As he lives in Örebro, he spends several hours on the train each day. Inspired by the beautiful views outside the window, he came up with the idea of capturing the moments.

“But the conditions are not really that favourable — the train is moving, and there’s a reflective window between the camera and the subject. But the movement becomes part of what I capture,” he explains.

Previous exhibitions

The tradition of wearing student overalls has existed for over 50 years. Despite this, the culture remains unfamiliar to many. In the exhibition you could explore the different overalls worn by students at the University of Skövde and the stories behind them. Summer and autumn 2025.

The university’s staff and students showcased their art that they feel ashamed of. Behind every artwork we are ashamed of, there is a story to tell. One person feels shame because she sees her poster through someone else’s eyes. Another has a penis-shaped pipe that she is not ashamed of—but others are! Spring 2025.

Autumn 2024:
The computer game industry in Skövde was presented in the exhibition with the opportunity to try some of the university students’ computer games.

Two entrepreneurs within the computer gaming industry in Skövde were represented: Tilla Segerstedt, CEO of Aurora Arts and Christopher Bodegård, game developer in his own company, Sudden Snail.

Cecilia Fransson showcased her acrylic and watercolor paintings in the exhibition "The Beautiful Meets the Brutal". Cecilia is a research and collaboration communicator at the University of Skövde. May-August 2024.

Addi Ait-Mlouk, associate professor in AI and information technology at the University of Skövde, presented a poster about his research on FED, a framework (source code) that he developed together with some other researchers. May-August 2024.

Mozhdeh exhibited some abstract photos of water in February-April 2024. Instagram: @CraftbyM