9 events for the next 18 months
Artist Mette Milling exhibits watercolours and acrylics on paper at Hovedbiblioteket in Skive. Works inspired by nature's forms, colours and personal memories from Danish landscapes.
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.
An exhibition celebrating nature at Hovedbiblioteket in Skive, open daily from October 10-18 with free entry.
Three portraits of prominent women from the Skive region - Marie Poulsen, Nanna Aakjær, and Pølse Rie - painted by photorealistic artist Tove Lois Andreasen.
Art exhibition showcasing bone drawings that explore negative space, light, and shadow through pencil, oil pastel, and watercolor techniques.
Skive Library hosts an exhibition for the UN's Orange the World campaign, featuring books on violence and hope, with orange lighting illuminating the city.
A student exhibition from Krabbesholm Højskole on display at The Lab in Copenhagen.
Official presentation of women's portraits to Hovedbiblioteket with light refreshments. Free event.
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Reptile exhibition with snakes, spiders, cockroaches and other creatures from around the world. Free entry for all ages at Herning Library during autumn break.
A travel exhibition exploring Sicily's cultural and natural highlights at Risskov Rejser in Copenhagen.
Dansk Jødisk Museum explores traditions and their artistic expressions through art.
Exhibition exploring 150 years of Danish livestock production - from scientific breakthroughs to veterinary challenges and political choices.
A monumental sound and light installation by artist SØS Gunver Ryberg at B&W Hallerne.
Mid-term exhibitions showcasing the work of students from the six artistic programmes at Johan Borups Højskole during autumn.
Exhibition at Holstebro Museum about Inuit settlement in Greenland and the Arctic whaling traditions that shaped the region.
Irish abstract artist Diana Heffron opens her exhibition in Copenhagen. Works exploring emotion, otherness, and the search for belonging.
Opening reception for Denmark's largest Hokusai exhibition at Vejle Art Museum, featuring the celebrated Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai and his iconic works.
The Prison Museum in Horsens opens a new special exhibition Imprisonment/Indespærret with an opening event on Thursday afternoon.
Photography exhibition by Vibe Juul Sanning featuring portraits of Danish mothers and daughters, exploring motherhood, love, loss and intergenerational bonds.
Art exhibition opening and panel discussion on accessibility in cultural life, featuring writer Laurits Balker, art institution leader Bibi Henriksen Saugman and disability advocate Simon Toftgaard Jespersen. Concludes with a creative writing workshop.
A cultural event at Værket in Randers exploring Baroque music, art and culture from the 17th century.
An exhibition exploring Frederiksberg's hidden history and overlooked locations through photographs and artistic works.
The museum showcases archival photographs exploring Helsingør's history as a trading centre, part of the town's 600th anniversary celebrations.
PolarExpo is an exhibition at Aalborghallen in Aalborg on 6 October 2026.
An event celebrating the history and development of pharmacy, organized by the Danish Pharmacy History Foundation in Hillerød.
A travel exhibition exploring Turkey's cultural heritage and historical treasures, presented by Risskov Rejser in Copenhagen.
Final guided tour of the Ellert exhibition at Museum Østjylland, followed by informal conversation with fellow fans.
16 Nordic artists present works and performances exploring aliens and alienation at Basement.
Seven female artists present a group exhibition of paintings, ceramics, silver, sculpture and poetry at KunstPunkt in Augustenborg. The exhibition runs 2-8 October with an opening reception on Saturday 3 October.
Preview of the ARoS exhibition 'The Fall of Freedom' exploring German art from 1910 to 1945. Free for annual pass holders.
Opening of the exhibition 'What Are You in a Hurry For?' at Copenhagen Museum with welcome remarks, DJ performance, free drinks, and tattoo sessions from K-Ink Tattoo Studio.
Skibsklarerergaarden opens exclusively for parents with babies to explore the historic house over morning coffee and discover historic toys and children's play through the ages.
Photographer Line Krøll presents a photo exhibition exploring anticipatory grief - the sorrow that emerges before loss becomes real. The exhibition is part of a thematic series including a book concert and a fireside reading.
Painter Finn Rasmussen showcases his work exploring Nordic light at Kulturhuset Nødebo Kro in Fredensborg.
Helligaandskirken hosts an autumn art salon with open doors to visitors.
Artist Mathilde Walter Clark presents her work 'Behind Closed Doors' at Bygningen in Vejle.
Finissage of the exhibition 'My Beautiful Skin', which uses poetic language to reduce stigma around skin conditions. Free event with the chance to see the work and have a drink at the bar.
The new official portrait of King Frederik 10 is displayed at Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød.
The curators Mathias Mentze and Alexander Ottenstein guide visitors through a newly opened art exhibition at Sophienholm Kunsthal.
Artist couple Jonna Pedersen and Bjørn Eriksen present their works in the exhibition TWO WILD HORSES - paintings, music, and a conversation with cultural journalist Inge Schjødt.
Opening dinner at Nivaagaards Malerisamling marking the launch of a special exhibition on artist Christine Swane.
Opening reception for a new exhibition on artist Christine Swane at Nivaagaards Malerisamling, reserved for members and invited guests.
Five local artists from the "Open Doors" group present works exploring nature, color and artistic expression. Opening reception Friday, September 25, 3:00-5:00 PM; then open Wednesdays 1:00-4:00 PM. Free entry.
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.
Opening of two research exhibitions exploring the lives and deaths of migrants and identification work. Speakers from Milan and Danish ERC-funded projects present the research behind the exhibitions, running until October.
Opening of the SOLID exhibition featuring presentations from researchers and a curator from Milan, with alcohol-free refreshments and an introduction to the ERC-funded research project.
Art event for ages 16-30 featuring exhibitions, soft drinks, and snacks at AUGUSTIANA kunstpark + kunsthal, with organized transport from Mejeriet.
ARKEN opens its season with Ann Lislegaard's first major solo exhibition in Denmark, featuring works exploring the theme Animoid.
Artist Jørgen Skouboe showcases nature-inspired works at Vendelbohus in Hjørring.
The City Museum presents archival photographs documenting Helsingør's history as part of the town's 600th anniversary celebrations, with this edition focusing on Wiibroes Brewery.
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.
Interactive nature exhibition for children aged 3-8 at the Children's Library, where play and exploration of nature from the city and parks take centre stage.
An exhibition of works by artist Alexander Grandjean at Gallery ArtTour in Hillerød.
A peaceful one-hour quiet session at Randers Art Museum, part of the Sunflower Festival celebrating diversity and invisible disabilities. Registration required.
Four artists explore textile as art through installations and sculptural forms at this group exhibition in Augustenborg.
Nivaagaards Malerisamling opens partially from 19-25 September with a new collection arrangement and a focus exhibition of recent acquisitions.
Art exhibition for young artists organized by FFKK at Kunstpunkt in Augustenborg.
Art exhibition at KunstSmedjen on Musicon in Roskilde exploring perception and sensation through works with a poetic title.
Kunstspor celebrates the opening of their exhibition at Pavillonen in Grenaa with free admission.
Photography exhibition opening Sonamos Latinoamérica Denmark, showcasing ten years of festival artists through the lens of Mexican photographer Claudia Adeath. Free entry.
Plaza.Expo opens at TRAIN in Aarhus on September 18, 2026.
Members' tour of SMK Thy featuring a guided exhibition tour in the main building, late lunch, and time to explore the silo exhibition and Naturlandsbyen.
Opening of an art exhibition featuring quirky and inspiring works at the Volunteer Centre in Lemvig.
Artist group APORIA explores water through painting, graphics, photo collage, and video. Six artists present their individual interpretations of water as resource, threat, and life element.
Opening reception for a photography exhibition featuring Danish birds, with photographer Jette Bjerregaard Kristensen discussing her work capturing birds across the country.
Interactive exhibition exploring artificial intelligence through five themes: expert, deceiver, protector, helper and friend. For both children and adults.
Nivaagaard's Painting Collection has special opening hours 15-25 September during rehang for the new exhibition on Christine Swane.
Art exhibition in the courtyard of Svendborg Library featuring works titled "My Brain is a Snow Globe", open to all without advance registration.
Curator Kateryna Stukalova guides you through the NAÏV: Ukrainian Visions exhibition, featuring over 100 works by 20 Ukrainian artists exploring naive art rooted in everyday life and folk culture.
An exhibition about Frederik Ernst, a silverware manufacturer and art collector who lived openly as a queer man in provincial Denmark.
An exhibition of Icelandic embroidery art inspired by Njáls saga, presented at Pakhusstrik 2026 on Nordatlantens Brygge.
Children from two daycare centres have created ceramic works from clay found on their playground, guided by ceramicist Dina Schifter Pedersen. The exhibition showcases the creative process and the children's exploration.
An exhibition exploring sheep's wool as a sustainable resource, from raw material to finished product.
Self-taught sisters Jytte Aagaard and Jette Petersen exhibit abstract and figurative paintings alongside digital works by Nomi Hansen. Opening reception Saturday 12 September at 14:00.
A special exhibition at Museum Østjylland where school classes can take part in fun activities and learn about humanity's relationship with waste through the ages.
Digital art exhibition by 20-year-old Nomi Hansen from Haderslev. Opening reception Saturday, September 12 at 2 PM, then open daily 11 AM - 4 PM.
The Royal Library opens Photography Now!, a special exhibition exploring photography in contemporary art, with free entry, refreshments, and a discussion.
Closing reception for an exhibition celebrating Danish mushrooms at Sophienholm Kunsthal - your last chance to visit.
A guided tour through DTU's exhibition on the history of technology, exploring the intricate relationships between people, machines, and society.
A photo exhibition featuring portraits of Danish mothers and daughters, exploring the bonds and tensions that connect and divide generations.
Artist Aimee Bobruk presents her work at Gallery ArtTour in Hillerød on 9 September 2026.
A fun special exhibition at Museum Østjylland where kindergarten children explore humanity's relationship with waste through the ages with interactive activities.
Artist Bärbel Kock guides visitors through the ARS IN SPIRITU exhibition by candlelight, illuminating artworks with live flames while sharing the creative stories and artistic vision behind each piece.
Two artists from Baghuset in Højbjerg open their studios during Spor Kunsten. Sanne Lund Jensen presents ceramics, graphics and sculpture, while Helle Bjørnebo Neidhardt shows photographs exploring nature and decay.
Young people can visit the Botanical Garden free of charge in week 37 and explore the natural world.
An exhibition presenting all 31 members of Aarhus City Council, with details about their party affiliations and committee roles.
Young people under 27 get free entry to Nivaagaard's Painting Collection throughout week 37 as part of K7 Week.
Opening reception celebrating the winners of a photo competition with an exhibition of submitted photographs.
Art exhibition showcasing works by Marie Falkenberg Mortensen at Taastrup Library.
Young people aged 18-27 get free admission to Horsens Kunstmuseum during culture week 37 with the digital K7 card.
K7 WEEK offers free admission to Bank og Sparekassemuseet and cultural venues nationwide for ages 18-27 with a K7 card.
Aarhus Festuge closes with Daan Roosegaarde's international light installation Seeing Stars, turning the city into a starlit spectacle.
An artistic journey through Denmark exploring the country's identity and cultural self-understanding.
Guided tour of Strøjer Samlingen's unique car collection with stories about Jørgen Strøjer's vehicles, coffee, and cake.
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.
A light art installation with electric light and visual effects at Vesterbro 10 in Viborg.
Artists Aseel Charkie, Benita Minka and Nina Sikkersoq explore what it means to find home through an interactive exhibition about solidarity, belonging and freedom.
Marie Mathilde Munch presents her sculptural crochet works at Debut Fest - pieces exploring the boundary between textile, relief and sculpture through intuitive forms and inner tensions.
Emil Torp-Rasmussen presents "Cui Bono?", a speculative artwork exploring polychromy and Western sculpture history through art-historical and archaeological theory.
Artist Thea Tønnesvang explores family roles through photography, collages, and video at Debut Fest - a family-friendly art exhibition at Kildevæld Kulturcenter.
Artist Sif Smith presents 'Who is the Puppeteer?' - an installation exploring environmental responsibility and humanity's role as an agent on Earth.
Gamle Venner's debut work explores connection to the ancient and magical through Dyrehaven's trees, drawing on themes of home and belonging.
An audiovisual film exploring the quiet transformation of moving from city to countryside, where landscape and intimate domestic soundscapes reveal the poetry of everyday slowness.
Danish artist Ester Ellersgaard presents her debut work exploring longing and emotional vulnerability through sculpture, inviting viewers to recognize these feelings in their own healing journeys.
Swedish artist Nellie Lindnér transforms viral animal pictures and internet memes into ceramic sculptures, exploring how we consume images and identity across galleries, social media, and late-night scrolling.
Linnea Pilegaard's installation explores the distance between people in modern life through a dinner table wrapped in plastic.
Post-digital impressionist BioIris Sylv presents digital paintings inspired by the botanical world, each containing thousands of intricate details that gradually reveal themselves to the viewer.