The Danish artist group SUPERFLEX marks the anniversary of the symbolic summit between North and South Korea with a playground installation in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between the Korean nations. The installation, which was opened in connection with the Danish Crown Prince Couple’s official visit to South Korea, was realized with support from the Ministries of Culture in South Korea and Denmark and from the New Carlsberg Foundation.

Principal work by Poul Gernes to represent Danish post-war art in the United States. With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation, The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., adds the important piece to its collection.

A new-build ruin? That may sound like a contradiction in terms. Nevertheless, that is what the visual artist FOS has created for the upper-secondary school Vestfyns Gymnasium in the town of Glamsbjerg. Based on a donation from the New Carlsberg Foundation, FOS has created Aur(0)a, a work of art that is both humorous and monumental.

KØS museum of art in public spaces is expanding its collection of building-related art. With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation the museum has acquired an extensive collection of studies and sketches underlying six innovative decorative projects for hospitals.