Birgitte Anderberg is a senior research curator at the National Gallery of Denmark (SMK) in Copenhagen, where she has worked since 2008. Her research centres on contemporary and Nordic art, with a particular focus on gender in Danish art of the 1960s and 70s. Before joining SMK she held curatorial posts at Ordrupgaard and ARKEN Museum of Modern Art, and she holds a cand.mag. in art history from Aarhus University.
Birgitte Anderberg curated SMK's exhibition Käthe Kollwitz: Mensch, which opened on November 7, 2024 with approximately 130 works - the first solo exhibition featuring Kollwitz at a Danish museum.
Anderberg contributed two peer review articles to the exhibition catalogue Käthe Kollwitz MENSCH, published by the State Museum of Art on November 5, 2024.
Anderberg contributed to the anthology Transformative Feminisms: Nordic Art in the Global Present, published by Walter de Gruyter.
Anderberg participated in SMK's podcast The Big Picture with an episode about restoration and preservation of contemporary art.
Artist Charlotte Brüel talks about her work in conversation with museum inspector Birgitte Anderberg at HEART in Herning.
A contemplative weekend retreat at a Danish cloister featuring guided heart meditations, healing sessions, silent walking, and participation in the monastic daily prayer cycle.
