Save the Date: Luleåbiennalen 2027
Luleåbiennalen returns 5 March–30 May 2027
The 2027 edition of the Luleå Biennial takes off from collective processes and presents new artworks and collaborations between artists, partners and audiences. Carola Grahn, New Red Order, Lea Simma and Wolf Babe Collective are invited to initiate the artistic contents of the biennial. They are all Indigenous and share between them an interest in practices of co-creation. Two years of public activities culminate in an exhibition period in several sites around Norrbotten between 5 March–30 May 2027.
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Show allLuleåbiennalen at Bok & Bild 2025
At the fair Bok & Bild in Luleå 2025, we invite you to join a presentation about where Luleåbiennalen is at currently and how the biennial continues to contribute to writing the story of Norrbotten.
LB27: Here are the first invited artists
Carola Grahn, New Red Order, Lea Simma and Wolf Babe Collective are the first participants invited to develop the 2027 edition of Luleåbiennalen, Scandinavia’s oldest art biennial. The invited artists are all Indigenous and share an interest in collective practices.
New artworks on the Ice Track 2025
In 2023 artist Fadlabi created colorful artworks from the wind shelters along Luleå Ice Track. This winter another artist will create new works for the track.
Throwback: 20 editions of Luleåbiennalen
The upcoming edition of Luleåbiennalen, the oldest art biennial in Scandinavia, takes place 35 years after the first one and will be its 20th edition. Join us on a throwback journey through the biennial’s history.
LB27: New Edition, New Format
The artistic direction for Luleåbiennalen 2027 will be formulated collectively with the invited artists.
Save the Date: Luleåbiennalen 2027
Konstfrämjandet Norrbotten presents Luleåbiennalen 5 March–30 May 2027.
About the lands
Luleåbiennalen (the Luleå Biennial) takes place in Sábme, the ancestral homeland of the Sami people. The biennial is possible to organise here thanks to the Sami people’s diligent and compassionate approach towards the lands and waters of the area.