Adam Jeppesen, Eva Koch and Trine Søndergaard are part of the group show Needle & Thread at Kunstmuseum Brandts, exploring the crossover between art and craft.
The group show After the Sun draws a ground-breaking portrait of a younger generation of Nordic artists, all born after 1980, for whom artistic practice and the climate crisis are inextricably linked.
The group show Forms of the Shadow, curated by Sunjung Kim, Artistic Director of the Art Sonje Center in Seoul, offers nuanced insights into the resilience of nature amidst human intervention as well as the enduring pursuit of hope among adversity.
The Asian Art Museum presents Rhythmic Vibrations, a history-making group show that is the first time both the museum and the US have been invited to organize a national pavilion at the Gwangju Biennale.
The group show Best in Show: Pets in Contemporary Photography (curated by Fotografiska) will open at The Momentary in Bentonville, US.
We are pleased to share that Maria Rubinke‘s impressive bronze bench “I found myself within a forest dark” will be presented in the the historic amusement park Tivoli Gardens as part of Chart Art Fair.
Nicolai Howalt’s “A Journey: The Near Future” will be showing at the Planetarium in Copenhagen until the end of August. The series of photographic works depicts our yet-to-be-explored, red neighbor, Mars.
To examine this and the broader definition of photography, ARoS presents World in Focus; an exhibition celebrating photography in ARoS’ collection, including works by Astrid Kruse Jensen.
Clare Woods’ “Between Before and After” will open at Norrtälje Konsthall. The exhibition marks the artist’s first solo exhibition in Sweden.
Mille Kalsmose is, together with Yukari Hotta, showing at L’Space Gallery in New York. The exhibition has been prolonged until June 8 and encapsulates the profound interconnectedness between humanity and the universe.
Helen Sear has been elected for the Royal Academy. Read the artist’s profile on the website of the RA.