11 events for the next 18 months
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.
An exhibition exploring the links between South American rivers and Denmark, featuring an interactive embroidery installation and film screenings at Dokk1.
An interactive art installation where visitors of all ages contribute their hopes and wishes to create a living mandala-inspired artwork celebrating everyday life in Nepal.
An interactive art installation where children and adults draw and write answers to questions about an imagined school, which are collected into a shared map. Artist John Huntington from Göteborg guides participants at selected times.
Artist Leif Holmstrand invites visitors to share personal objects in the interactive work 'Ruin Recalled' at DOKK1 during the Live Art for Børn festival.
Photography students document Aarhus through portraits during Festugen, with an open workshop and exhibition at Dokk1.
An exhibition presenting all 31 members of Aarhus City Council, with details about their party affiliations and committee roles.
An exhibition exploring the dialogue between neuroscience and art, featuring works by researchers from DANDRITE at Aarhus University that transform brain structures into visual forms.
DokkX is a free interactive space at Dokk1 where you can explore technologies for sleep, focus and mental wellbeing, with guidance tailored to your own pace.
Last 20 events that already happened.
An exhibition spanning three million years of women's history, featuring stories from diverse cultures and time periods.
Join a communal dinner and guided tour of CLAY's exhibition on SAXBO, a landmark Danish ceramic workshop.
Exclusive opening of Norwegian collectors Iwona and Bjarne Rieber's Scandinavian art collection, featuring works by Munch, Sohlberg and Ancher at Bruun Rasmussen in Kongens Lyngby.
Visit Ejbybunkeren, an authentic Cold War operations centre on Vestvolden in Rødovre that tells the story of Copenhagen's air defence.
A guided morning walk through the ARoS exhibition As Seen Below, followed by a gathering in the auditorium. For early risers and art lovers.
Ceramic exhibition featuring works by Dorthe Gerlach at CLAY Keramikmuseum.
Discover Frederiksborg Castle's tapestry collection and trace how this woven craft has transformed across centuries.
Art exhibition opening reception at Åby Sognegård on Saturday afternoon.
Opening reception for Sam Derounian's exhibition at Sophienholm Kunsthal. The artist presents works exploring themes of growth, machinery, and nature.
Guided tour of Strøjer Samlingen's unique car collection with coffee and cake. High on stories, low on boredom.
Opening of Denmark's first exhibition of Ukrainian naive art, featuring 20th-century works and live music by Ukrainian artist Hordii Starukh.
Artist group APORIA explores water through painting, graphics, photocollage and video. Opening reception Friday 21 August with free entry, soap bubbles and water art in the courtyard.
Two artists present their nature-inspired works at KunstPunkt in Augustenborg - Sine Jakobsen's textile-treated bark sculptures and Brigitte Tegtmeier's colourful paintings and clay works.
Art exhibition at Galleri Jethoni Plus featuring works by three guest artists and six resident artists.
Multidisciplinary exhibition exploring identity and human connection through works by Taiwanese and Kazakhstani artists, featuring interactive installations and collaborative artmaking.
An exhibition of acrylic and watercolor paintings by five artists who have gathered every other Tuesday for 15 years. Opening reception on Saturday, August 15, exhibition runs through August 20.
Photographer Jurate Elnef presents a double exhibition of black-and-white photographs from daycare and handmade knitting and crochet works exploring presence, relationships, and the dialogue between traditional craft and contemporary art.
An exhibition at Herning Library exploring the Red Cross's history, development, and work around the world and in Denmark.
Ann Linn Palm Hansen presents her largest solo exhibition at Ordrupgaard, exploring colour, form, and human perception through works that move between abstraction and figuration.
Two artists from different generations explore Copenhagen through photography and installation art in this exhibition at Copenhagen Museum.
