Ribe Kunstmuseum is the oldest art museum in Denmark outside Copenhagen, founded in 1891. Its collection spans Danish art from around 1750 to the present, with a strong focus on Golden Age painting and late 19th-century works. The museum occupies a neoclassical building near the Ribe river and hosts a regular programme of temporary exhibitions.
Art historian Lene Bøgh Rønberg presents a lecture on women's modern breakthrough at Ribe Art Museum, followed by wine.
Researcher and fashion expert Dorrit Bøilerehauge and museum director Anne-Mette Villumsen discuss art, age and women's visibility in connection with the exhibition Livstid.
A guided tour of Ribe Kunstmuseum's permanent collection and Christine Swane's special exhibition.