Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Photographer Line Krøll's exhibition exploring grief, loss and memory at Åby Bibliotek. Works from the Anatomiae Melancholiae project investigate anticipatory grief through photography, text and video.
Brønshøjgruppen presents works by three artists at Brønshøj Kulturhus: Arne Simonsen's plywood landscapes, Ida Theodora Wolf Berendsen's mixed-media graphics and paintings, and Mogens Elgaard's geometric photography.
Camille Henrot explores art, technology, and humanity's relationship with the world in this exhibition at Copenhagen Contemporary.
Simon Lindhardt's paintings merge minimalism with trompe l'œil techniques to create optical illusions of depth and three-dimensionality on canvas, paper, and wall-mounted objects.
An art exhibition at Åby Library featuring local artists' interpretations of culture in Åbyhøj.
An interactive exhibition for children exploring insects and small creatures, featuring a picture book, art panels, drawing activities, and close encounters with nature's tiny inhabitants.
A photographic exhibition at Copenhagen Museum exploring the city's transformation through the lens of artist Flip, capturing spaces caught between past and future.
Julie Nymann's 'Follow the Green Path' is an artistic exploration of nature and pathways at Augustiana Kunstpark & Kunsthal.
Interactive exhibition based on Anna Jacobina Jacobsen's wordless picture book about friendship and loneliness, where children aged 5-9 create the story through play and exploration.
Artist Hanne Loop presents her solo exhibition of abstract paintings created through intuitive, meditative processes using diverse techniques from wash-off to action painting.
Kunstpunkt in Augustenborg invites children to draw and create art together in an inspiring environment.
Artluminis explores light dynamics and cosmic waves through paintings, ceramics, and installations inspired by Ole Rømer's discovery of the speed of light.
An art exhibition where artists engage with poetry to create works about the spoken and unspoken. Visitors can contribute their own poems and texts to a collaborative artwork.
An exhibition exploring practical emergency preparedness and the role of hope and community in facing challenges.
Visual artist Anette Riisager showcases her works in a contemporary exhibition at Værket Randers.
Photo exhibition by journalist Emilie Toldam featuring children and young people in involuntary school absence, sharing their stories through images and their own words.
A painting group from Ældresagen Syd showcases acrylic works by experienced and beginner artists at Tranbjerg Library.
Nine artists present painting and ceramics in a unified exhibition at Hovedbiblioteket in Viborg, with works arranged in a flowing stripe around the room.
The Children's Library celebrates October with fantasies and fables - a free outdoor exhibition featuring eight paintings by artist Oliver Streich around the library.
Hasselager Husflid showcases handcrafted work in wood, metal, textiles, and traditional crafts from their autumn workshops at Tranbjerg Library.
Exhibition of acrylic paintings and ceramics by three artists, plus a section of children's art. Opening reception Saturday 10 October at 1 p.m.
Denmark's first exhibition of Ukrainian naive art displays over 100 works by 20 artists at Ukraine House. The show explores the distinctive visual language of the form and its connections to folk culture and Ukrainian history.
A jubilee exhibition by the Weaving Consortium showcasing garments created from a single piece of fabric without cutting - a unique approach to textile design and craft.
Japanese architect Kengo Kuma's studio KKAA showcases 'Earth | Tree' at Copenhagen Contemporary, investigating natural materials and sustainable design practices.
An interactive sound installation for two people at Museum Østjylland, where sound and social connection are created together.
A comic art exhibition exploring the brain's relationship with the immune system and nature's healing effects, created by cartoonist Karoline Stjernfelt and researcher Anna Klawonn.
A traveling exhibition exploring the lives of Molbø residents who lived on society's margins a century ago.
Thematic exhibition at Munkeruphus exploring the encounter between contemporary art and Nordic material cultural heritage, running from March to November 2026.
A joint exhibition featuring works by artists Edith Mørkøre and Birgit Kirke at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
An exhibition of works by Brønshøjgruppen, a Danish artist collective, at BRØK in Copenhagen.
An exhibition exploring Dianalund's commercial heritage through photographs, videos, stories, and artifacts from local businesses spanning decades.
Interactive exhibition for 2-6-year-olds based on Birgitte Krogsbøll's book, featuring stories, costumes, drawing, and cakes at Greve Library.
Art exhibition exploring connections through Danish and Greenlandic perspectives at FabLab Spinderihallerne.
A 25-year partnership between a Danish association and a Malian village told through photographs of daily life and the role of technology in maintaining connection.
Ceramicist and graphic artist Mariane Majgaard presents her work with spherical forms in ceramics, woodcuts, and aquatints at Bjerringbro Library.
Heidi Fisker's abstract and figurative paintings explore the boundary between recognizable elements and hidden motifs layered with text.
An exhibition of 14 original illustrations depicting the story of Sæla at Nordatlantisk Hus in Odense.
Copenhagen Architecture Forum opens an exhibition exploring how windows shape architecture and daily life.
Exhibition at Frederiksborg Castle exploring how the artist couple Agnes and Harald Slott-Møller reinterpreted medieval themes through a modern lens.
Exhibition of Denmark's best press photography from 2025 at the Royal Library.
Architecture Day 2026 showcases nominated and winning projects for the Odense Architecture Prize at Hovedbiblioteket. The exhibition explores the theme "Preserve More" and demonstrates how architecture and urban development create quality and new possibilities in existing buildings.
Registration opens for the 2026 People's Exhibition at Skovbo Kunstforening, with room for 30 participating artists.
An exhibition exploring climate history through ice cores and their crystal structures under polarized light, created by Visual Science Studio and the Niels Bohr Institute.
Philatelist David Scherger displays his collection of over 480 Luther stamps at Historie Haderslev as part of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. The exhibition runs from 14 September to 30 October and also highlights Danish Reformation stamps from anniversary editions.
Free guided tour of the exhibition 'The Sound of' at Gasværket, exploring sound's role in contemporary art through immersive and sound-based works.
A Christmas-themed museum in Brørup featuring festive displays of elves, lights and decorations, welcoming visitors of all ages year-round.
Ordrupgaard presents one of the world's largest collections of Vilhelm Hammershøi's paintings, exploring empty interiors, landscapes and portraits bathed in subtle light and shadow.
Ordrupgaard showcases French masterpieces from Romanticism to Impressionism, featuring works by Camille Corot and Gustave Courbet.
Ordrupgaard showcases 19th-century Danish art with works by Eckersberg, Lundbye, Kyhn, Paulsen and Zahrtmann displayed in the manor's elegant rooms.
Outdoor art exhibition in Ordrupgaard's park featuring sculptures and installations by Danish and international artists.
Ordrupgaard displays Jean Gauguin's ceramics and sculptures, including the iconic fountain "The Merman and the Mermaid" from 1927 in the Rose Garden.
International photographers and members of Esbjerg Photography Club showcase their work in an exhibition featuring abstract, documentary and minimalist photography.
Students from class 5.a at Højslev School display their artistic portraits in A3 format, created through experimentation with colours, shapes and patterns.
An art exhibition made from recycled books discarded by Skive Library.
Opening reception for "The Full Palette in Nordic Art" at Skovbo Kunstforening. The exhibition runs Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. through November 15.
