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UPDATE: Coronavirus outbreak
We follow the recommendations and restrictions issued by the Danish government in order to protect the safety of our guests. For now, the gallery is open during regular business hours. The gallery will run with limited staffing on-site and only a small number of visitors will be allowed into our space. Stay safe!
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Lisa Strömbeck at ARKEN
The exhibition “Animals in Art” at Arken will show sculptures and installations, video, photography and paintings by a wide array of international artists. Lisa Strömbeck is one of them, as the exhibition features her “Uniform” series as well as the video trilogy “In Memory of All Those Who Work Without Ever Getting a Reward”.
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Nicolai Howalt at Den Frie
The group exhibition Synliggørelser (eng. “Renderings”) deals with matters moving on the edge of our perception, and includes works of art that explore scientific topics invisible in nature and yet vital to our lives. The exhibition will feature Nicolai Howalt’s work “Light Break”.
Read moreArt Herning 2020
Martin Asbæk Gallery at booth 136 & Arden Asbæk Gallery at booth 218
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Trine Søndergaard works donated to Museum Salling
The New Carlsberg Foundation has made a large work donation to Museum Salling. The entirety of Trine Søndergaard’s series “Hovedtøj” from 2019, consisting of 17 photographs depicting women with traditional, regional headgear, has been donated to the museum.
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Ebbe Stub Wittrup: Solo show at Copenhagen Contemporary
In the exhibition Botanical Drift, the artist Ebbe Stub Wittrup addresses national identity and cultural ownership. As the artist follows in the footsteps of the Danish botanist Nathaniel Wallich, a narrative emerges on Western economy and scientific logic as opposed to local knowledge and experience.
Read moreOpening hours during the holidays
The gallery is open on December 27 and 28. We return after New Year’s on January 2.
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Eva Koch at Nivaagaard
Nivaagaard will exhibit Eva Koch’s ground-breaking video installation VILLAR (2001) in 2020. The interactive installation tells the story of the artist Eva Koch’s mother, who was adopted during the Spanish Civil War, with the work thus spawning reflections on migration, war and identity.
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