Erik A. Frandsen’s work Untitled (Haiti) contains references to art history but also suggests a future path in the artist’s multifaceted oeuvre. With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation, Horsens Art Museum has now acquired the mosaic for its collection.

In a large exhibition at the Museum der Moderne in Salzburg, Austria, Asger Jorn’s graphic works are presented to the public outside Denmark for the first time. The New Carlsberg Foundation has funded the catalogue for the comprehensive exhibition.

Eugène Leroy’s paintings consist of so many layers of oil paint that the image almost disappears. With a donation from the New Carlsberg Foundation, Louisiana now acquires one of the artist’s most significant works.

The special exhibition ‘Perfect Poses?’ is a sculptural tour of ‘the long 19th century’. The exhibition, which opens on 1 March, presents French sculptures from a new angle, focusing on their poses. The New Carlsberg Foundation has funded the exhibition catalogue.