Larissa Sansour at Wereldmuseum Amsterdam
Rogue Agents of History is the first solo exhibition in the Netherlands by Larissa Sansour.
Artist talk with Nicolai Howalt
Join us for an artist talk with Nicolai Howalt on Saturday April 18 at 14:00, where the artist will introduce his current exhibition A Colorful Inheritance of My Grandfather.
Peter Bonde and Larissa Sansour are awarded
We are pleased to share that Larissa Sansour has received the Eckersberg Medal and Peter Bonde has received the Thorvaldsen Medal – both for their contributions to Danish visual arts.
Eva Koch at Esbjerg Kunstmuseum
Esbjerg Kunstmuseum presents a large retrospective exhibition with Eva Koch, featuring spatial video installations and sculptural elements that seem to penetrate walls.
Eva Koch at Øregård Gymnasium
Eva Koch’s “Punkt” can now be found at Øregård Gymnasium in Hellerup.
Double Opening with Arden Asbæk Gallery
Join us for Paul McDevitt’s Marginalia Bacchanalia and Gesucht!, a group show by McDevitt’s students at Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design.
Ditte Ejlerskov at Arken
Ditte Ejlerskov is part of 55.6° North – Arken Collection. The artists in the exhibition cast widely different perspectives on the Nordic.
Ebbe Stub Wittrup at Nikolaj Kunsthal
More than 230 artworks acquired by the Council for Visual Arts – on behalf of the City of Copenhagen – from 2022–2025 are presented side by side at Nikolaj Kunsthal.
Last chance: Mille Kalsmose at Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Mille Kalsmose’s work Cosmic Relations is currently on view at Kunsten Museum of Modern Art as part of the exhibition If You See What I See – Stine Goya x Kunsten. On view until January 4, 2026.
Kunsten has invited the internationally renowned Danish fashion designer Stine Goya to explore the museum’s collection of nearly 4,000 artworks. The result is an aesthetic, intuitive art experience featuring carefully selected works that, in interaction, create a narrative about separation, longing, dreams, and desire.
Instead of following a classical art historical narrative, the exhibition emphasizes an aesthetic, sensory-driven, and personal approach, offering new perspectives and insights into Kunsten’s collection.