August 27, 2022 - January 8, 2023 Gudrun Hasle graduated from the Funen Art Academy 2002-2008 and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2007-2008. Gudrun Hasle works extremely autobiographically in her artistic work, working with media such as video, photography and embroidery. A central ...
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Until December 30, 2022 With Horsens Curators, the museum invites a number of people from Horsens to curate a total of three exhibitions, all based on the museum's large collection of experimental contemporary art. In part 2, a group of eight Horsensians have been given the opportunity to ...
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This autumn, Horsens Art Museum will present Rose Eken's large installation work Aftermath from 2018, which will fill the entire ground floor exhibition space. Aftermath stages the exhibition hall as an empty space, frozen in the very moment when a concert is over - where the musicians ...
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Until Sunday, January 8th, 2023 Opens on Saturday 5 November at 13.00 – 16.00 with opening speech by Mayor Peter Sørensen. There will be drinks and snacks in the museum's Café Ella. Free entrance to Horsens Art Museum during all opening hours on 5 November, at 11.00 – 16.00. Horsens ...
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Horsens Curates part 1 Until December 30. 2022 Over the next six months, the Horsens Art Museum invites you to the exhibition concept Horsens Curates, which will be distributed in three parts, the first of which can now be experienced. With Horsens Curates, the museum invites a number of ...
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Experience a large selection of Michael Kvium artworks from Horsens Art Museums collection. Michael Kvium is a Danish artist born in Horsens in 1955. Kvium’s works are seeking the corners of our culture and staging the gloomy and macabre, the moral and physical decay. His visual universe ...
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Experience the art installation ”Native, Exotic, Normal / Circle of Flags” (2016) by the Danish artist duo Hesselholdt & Mejlvang. The installation is placed in front of Horsens Art Museum, in the park. The artwork has been exhibited widely across Denmark. The first time was in 2016 ...
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The seven large bronze reliefs “Grab I-VII” was in 2009 exhibited at The National Gallery of Denmark, as part of the exhibition “Largo”. Together the artworks at the exhibition formed a composite image of death as a topic. The viewer was greeted by a shovel, a rose, a coffin, a large bell, ...
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