Horsens Kunstmuseum focuses on Danish art from the 19th century to the present, with a particular emphasis on Jutland artists and regional traditions. The museum alternates between its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions covering painting, sculpture and printmaking.
The art museum offers a public guided tour exploring artist Michael Kvium and his works in the museum's collection.
A guided walk through Horsens' street art scene led by art historian Judith Høgh, starting from Horsens Kunstmuseum.
Sleep expert Karina Petersen gives a talk on infant sleep for parents at a maternity café.
An art talk about Michael Kvium, one of Denmark's most prominent contemporary artists, hosted by educator Ida Visti.
Museum inspector Emilie Hartmann Kuang shares insights from her residency at MMCA in Seoul, presenting new research on contemporary Asian art.
A guided tour of Erik A. Frandsen's exhibition Homecoming, led by gallery educator Judith Høgh at Horsens Art Museum.
Museum educator Ida Visti leads a guided tour of the current exhibition at Horsens Kunstmuseum.
Family-friendly guided tour of Erik A. Frandsen's exhibition followed by hot chocolate and pastries in the museum café.
Illustrator Karina Bækkelund leads a creative workshop inspired by Erik A. Frandsen's artistic colour universe and the work 'Homecoming'.
Horsens Kunstmuseum opens its normally closed storerooms to visitors, offering a unique behind-the-scenes look at the museum's collections.
Postnatal gathering with a hands-on ceramic workshop where participants create hand or footprints in clay under the guidance of artist Stine Orle.
A guided tour of the Nina Nowak special exhibition at Horsens Kunstmuseum, led by outreach coordinator Ida Visti.
An Art & Coffee event exploring the work of artist Michael Kvium, hosted by outreach coordinator Judith Høgh at Horsens Kunstmuseum.
Illustrator Karina Bækkelund leads a drawing workshop at Horsens Kunstmuseum as part of the Nina Nowak exhibition.