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till24 Okt

Ghosts and Gods

Łukasz Stokłosa and Nils Alix-Tabeling explore myths, images and forms of belief as material that can be transformed and made strange. Alix-Tabeling's sculptures bring together pagan figures, folklore, ritual and queer histories. Stokłosa's paintings stage the afterlife of historical worlds through

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Łukasz Stokłosa and Nils Alix-Tabeling explore myths, images and forms of belief as material that can be transformed and made strange. Alix-Tabeling's sculptures bring together pagan figures, folklore, ritual and queer histories. Stokłosa's paintings stage the afterlife of historical worlds through

till15 Nov

Nathalia Edenmont: [WG.151] HERE I AM

A major retrospective exhibition spanning over two decades, bringing together early photographs and portraits, butterfly works, egg pieces, and sculpture. Explores themes of life, death, beauty, and fertility through constructed photographs and sculptural works in marble.

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A major retrospective exhibition spanning over two decades, bringing together early photographs and portraits, butterfly works, egg pieces, and sculpture. Explores themes of life, death, beauty, and fertility through constructed photographs and sculptural works in marble.

till22 Nov

How Many Angels Can Dance on the Head of a Pin?

Collaborative exhibition at the Nordic Countries Pavilion featuring Klara Kristalova's installation 'Lust for Life' alongside works by Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into a sculptural, mythical landscape inspired by Nordic folklore and the Kalevala, exploring

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Collaborative exhibition at the Nordic Countries Pavilion featuring Klara Kristalova's installation 'Lust for Life' alongside works by Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into a sculptural, mythical landscape inspired by Nordic folklore and the Kalevala, exploring

till24 Jan 2027

Samlingspresentation: Jens Ferdinand Willumsen

A presentation of Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen (1863–1958) in the Söderberg Room with displays in other galleries. One of Scandinavia's most renowned artists of the early 1900s, Willumsen's versatile artistic practice is characterized by diverse approaches.

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A presentation of Danish artist Jens Ferdinand Willumsen (1863–1958) in the Söderberg Room with displays in other galleries. One of Scandinavia's most renowned artists of the early 1900s, Willumsen's versatile artistic practice is characterized by diverse approaches.