The Museum of Art Brundlund Castle has acquired three new paintings by the Danish artist Søren Behncke. The paintings are inspired by material from the museum’s large Franciska Clausen archive and sheds new light on the museum collection.

The collage If Balance Stops and Asks Why, Balance Will Die (2006) is a principal work in Kirstine Roepstorff’s oeuvre. It depicts a female juggler in a tension between balance and imbalance. With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation, the Trapholt Museum of Modern Art and Design has now added the piece to its permanent collection.

Rose Eken’s sprawling installation Aftermath, with its aesthetic of decay, consists of a myriad of objects littering the ground after a rock concert. With support from the New Carlsberg foundation, the 1967 ceramic components are now included in the permanent collection of Horsens Art Museum.

With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation ARKEN has acquired a work by the Australian artist Patricia Piccinini that challenges the boundary between the natural and the cultural.