Mille Kalsmose will be presenting her new interactive work Humaness:Inner studies in a Collective Cloud as part of the exhibition “Work it Out!”, which explores the working life of the future.
Celebrating the Helsinki School, the exhibition New Perspectives Through Photography – 25 years of the Helsinki School explores various approaches in how to visualize the passage of time.
‘I Skovens Dybe Stille Ro’ (en: In The Deep Silence of the Forest) addresses the effect of nature on the soul and mind and the way in which art conveys the immersion that can be found in nature.
CONCEPTS AND OBJECTS, the up-coming exhibition with Eva Koch, Jette Gejl and Mette Gitz-Johansen, focuses on narratives, whether they be narratives that we are part of, narratives that we can see ourselves being part of, or narratives that in other ways relate to life today.
Grønningen 2021 is presenting works by 38 members as well as by 3 invited guest artist. This amounts to 41 different directions, across various mediums and techniques encompassing painting, sculpture, photography, textile, drawing, ceramics, collage, performance, and installation.
Landscapes and mirrors of recollection, hushed internal spaces, and women’s tasks and roles through history. The photographs in Trine Søndergaard’s exhibition WORKS allow us to see the invisible.
How has Glomma been involved in shaping local identity? Hans Hamid Rasmussen will be exhibiting alonside Aurora Passero, Leander Djønne, Randi Nygård og Sara Rönnbäcks at Kongsvinger Kunstforening.
Fotografisk Center celebrates its 25th anniversary by asking: Who has represented Danish photography in the last 25 years? Where and when did breakthroughs occur? Among the exhibiting artists are Trine Søndergaard, Astrid Kruse Jensen and Nicolai Howalt.
Please note: The main gallery space, which hosts Summer in the City, will be temporarily closed due to maintenance work. Arden Asbæk Gallery will remain open.
Jane Jin Kaisen will be presenting Community of Parting at Art Sonje Center in Seoul, Korea. The video installation brings together past and present, while exploring topics such as memory, war, migration and borders.
Martin Asbæk Gallery is open all summer, and you can visit us during our normal opening hours; Tuesday-Friday 11AM-6Pm and Saturday 11AM-4PM.