The assembly hall at the folk high school Johan Borups Højskole has undergone a major makeover. The comprehensive and sensitive decorative project was carried out by Anette Harboe Flensburg.
In Landscape. Skejten Olaf Rude combines his inspiration from the European art scene with the homely motif of Lolland. Fuglsang Art Museum adds the work to its collection
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Roskilde has acquired the piece HORNY VACUUM by Lea Porsager. From 24 September it is on display at the solo exhibition [WEAK] FORCE
A big exhibition at The Nasher Sculpture Center presents Elmgreen & Dragset’s sculptural practice. The New Carlsberg Foundation has supported the comprehensive exhibition catalogue
Per Arnoldi’s artistic climate comment will appear in outdoor advertising spaces in the City of New York in connection with the opening of the United Nations’ General Assembly in September
Thorbjørn Lausten’s work revolves around rendering the invisible visible and giving form to the fleeting. This is exemplified in his two light installations QED and Dissipator 2, which Esbjerg Art Museum has now added to its collection with support from the New Carlsberg Foundation.
The assembly hall at the folk high school Johan Borups Højskole has undergone a major makeover. The comprehensive and sensitive decorative project was carried out by the visual artist Anette Harboe Flensburg, funded by a grant from the New Carlsberg Foundation.
Olaf Rude’s landscape painting Landskab. Skejten (Landscape. Skejten) illustrates the scenic setting of the Fuglsang Estate in 1911. In the piece, Rude combines inspiration from the contemporary European art scene with familiar local themes from the Danish island of Lolland. With support from the Danish Agency of Culture and Palaces and the New Carlsberg Foundation, Fuglsang Art Museum now adds the painting to its collection.
Aage Gitz-Johansen’s works shed new light on the artistic portrayal of Greenlandic culture. With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation, Nuuk Art Museum now adds four of the artist’s works to its collection.
We have no application deadlines, as the board reviews applications on an ongoing basis
The Carlsberg Foundation has appointed the successor to Karsten Ohrt, who earlier this year stood down as Chairman of the board of the New Carlsberg Foundation. The new Chairman will be Christine Buhl Andersen, who is currently Director of the New Carlsberg Glyptotek.
The New Carlsberg Foundation invites applications for individual research fellowships within the foundation’s scope of activities. Three types of grants are available: (1) PhD fellowships, (2) postdoc fellowships and (3) project funding. The New Carlsberg Foundation’s Research Initiative was launched in 2010 with the aim of generating new research-based knowledge about art while building a connection between university and museum research.
We invite you to a special event at Udenrigsministeriet | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark in Copenhagen on July 3, at 11h00.
The Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson visit Tate Modern in London this summer with a large solo exhibition. The New Carlsberg Foundation funds the extensive exhibition catalogue.
