Elina Brotherus’ new series VISITOR which premiers at Didrichsen Art Museum. The series is shot at Villa Didrichsen, and a catalogue featuring all the works will be published to accompany the exhibition.
We are happy to share that Ebbe Stub Wittrup and Ulrik Heltoft’s work “INDEX” (2022) will be part of the collection at SMK – National Gallery of Denmark.
The third and final part of Horsens Art Museum’s concept ‘Horsens Kuraterer’ opens on November 5. Here, the museum invites a number of locals to curate exhibitions, based on the museum’s large collection of contemporary art, including Lars Nørgård’s portrait of Michael Kvium from 1985.
Ceremony (Burial of an Undead World) is an exhibition that speaks of continuities among cosmologies and origin myths across space and time, only to upset, against this backdrop, the standard narratives of the modern era and its place in history.
The first major exhibition to celebrate Sussex as a place of inspiration for artists. This wide-ranging exhibition will show you Sussex as you have never seen it before.
Elina Brotherus, Nicolai Howalt, Astrid Kruse Jensen and Trine Søndergaard are part of the traveling group exhibition Snowflakes and Other Surprises.
We invite all children (0-12 years old) to participate in a drawing contest at Martin Asbæk Gallery. We will provide the materials for you to get creative. Open until 23:00.
See a selection of the best artworks in Kunsten’s permanent collection, just as they were presented in 1972, when the new museum, designed by Aalto and Barüel, opened its doors to the public.
Lars Nørgård is part of the group exhibition ‘Horsens Kuraterer del 2’, where the local community curates an exhibition based on the museum’s collection.
Sofie Bird Møller’s wall installation ‘Magt’ (2015) is part of the group show ‘Andre dimensioner’ at Esbjerg Kunstmuseum, featuring works from the museum’s extensive collection.
Astrid Kruse Jensen will be exhibiting, alongside 6 other artists, at Skovhuset. The exhibition revolves around nature as both a fascinating force, but also as something scary and gloomy.
With a donation from the New Carlsberg Foundation, Greve Museum can now acquire 17 works from their current exhibition ‘Faraway Nearby’ by Trine Søndergaard.