Mille Kalsmose brings outer space down to earth with her sound installation Cosmic Family. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg recently added the piece to its collection
The Danish sculptor Karin Lorentzen has taken an almost archaeological approach to local history and geography in her creation of Iris for the old city square in the town of Lemvig
The acclaimed artist Pipilotti Rist has created her biggest permanent video installation ever at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Aarhus
Cathrine Raben Davidsen’s three large pictures inside the District Court of Copenhagen appear as cracks that offer glimpses of a different world, far from the strict exactitude of law.
Ragna Braase took an experimental approach to weaving. Her piece Douar – Det sorte telt (Douar – The Black Tent) demonstrates her sublime technical mastery and exemplifies her reinterpretation of the textile medium. With support from the New Carlsberg Foundation, Horsens Art Museum now adds the piece to its collection.
Mille Kalsmose brings outer space down to earth with her sound installation Cosmic Family. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg recently added the both poetic and unsettling piece to its collection thanks to a donation from the New Carlsberg Foundation.
The town of Sjørring is now home to a remarkable landmark. Ingvar Cronhammar has created a monumental public artwork for the small town in Thy in northern Jutland, made possible by a grant from the New Carlsberg Foundation.
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With political approval in place and donations from, among others, Købmand Herman Sallings Fond and the New Carlsberg Foundation, a large extension of ARoS is now becoming a reality. A principal component of the project, which is titled The Next Level, is The Dome, a huge work of art created by the internationally acclaimed American artist James Turrell.
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When Denmark’s School of Media and Journalism opens in new premises in Aarhus N in September, a significant feature of the new building will be an installation by the internationally acclaimed artist Pipilotti Rist.
