In 2019 Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents artistic talents, established artists as well as international exhibitions portraying contemporary societal challenges in art and politics. Read more about the programme for spring/summer 2019.
Kunsthal Charlottenborg invites to Charlottenborg Art Talk with Alicja Kwade & Minik Rosing followed by the launch of the book 'In Aporie'. The admission is free and everyone is invited Wednesday 30 January at 5pm.
In connection with the 'Big Art' exhibition, Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents a cavalcade of Lars von Trier's award winning films 26-30 December.
The European humanitarian crisis is the central narrative in the German born artist Angela Melitopoulos’ comprehensive video- and sound installation ’Crossings’, which is presented for the first time in Scandinavia from 22 November 2018 at Kunsthal Charlottenborg.
At one of Copenhagen's most well-attended cultural events, Kulturnatten 12 October, a five meter tall golden egg with a sauna inside lands in the middle of Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s courtyard. The prize-winning golden egg titled ‘Solar Egg’ is a social sculpture created by the Swedish art duo Bigert & Bergström for Riksbyggen. Visitors will be able to book sauna appointments three days a week during the exhibition period until 13 January 2019.
In collaboration with two-women-machine-show (DK) and Jonathan Bonnici (DK/UK), Dansehallerne and Kunsthal Charlottenborg present the work ALITY. The premiere is 24 September and the work can be experienced until 30 September at Kunsthal Charlottenborg.
Kunsthal Charlottenborg is proud to present the first major solo exhibition in Denmark with the emerging contemporary artist Alicja Kwade. ’Out of Ousia’ is the title of the international acclaimed artist’s poetic sculptural universe, which is presented at Kunsthal Charlottenborg from 20 September.
This weekend, CHART ART FAIR 2018 takes over Kunsthal Charlottenborg with art fair, performances, talks, concerts, architectural installations etc. Read more about the program for this years’ edition of CHART.
Kunsthal Charlottenborg kicks off the autumn season with it's most comprehensive exhibition of large-scale contemporary art to date: 'Big Art'. Art works by some of the most acclaimed artists in the world, including Ai Weiwei, Douglas Coupland, Jeppe Hein, Julie Edel Hardenberg, SUPERFLEX and Lars von Trier, are exhibited at 1:1 scale – the original size of the art envisioned for BIG’s buildings and urban projects globally. The exhibition is presented from 21 September 2018 - 13 January 2019.
Kunsthal Charlottenborg is launching its BIKE ART TOUR – a new, curated bike route that takes you to ten public works of art created by contemporary artists such as BIG & SUPERFLEX, Eva Koch and John Kørner. The objective is to highlight leading examples of Danish contemporary art to all those who occupy and visit Copenhagen – locals and tourists alike.
On May 9, five Copenhagen art centres invites you to Tonight is Art – a magnificent event programme with performances, sound, food and art.
For the second time Kunsthal Charlottenborg is transformed into the headquarters of the international documentary film festival CPH:DOX March 15-25. Read more about opening hours and admission fees during the festival.
'Ældgammel Baby' is the title of emerging Norwegian artist Tori Wrånes’ first solo exhibition in Denmark. We will be presenting her subtle and sometimes disturbing sculptural universe from 15 September 2017.
Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents a new exhibition,created especially for the kunsthalle, which explores the artist’s unique ways in which she transmits her profound messages of artistic philosophy and peace through numerous ways to reach all peoples throughout the world.
The International Refugee Day is marked at Kunsthal Charlottenborg by an event on June 20 which features speeches, food, music and the inauguration og Ai Weiwei's installation.
With more than 3500 life jackets from refugees collected at the Greek island of Lesbos, the world-renowned artist Ai Weiwei creates an installation on the facade of Kunsthal Charlottenborg.
The exhibition ’Always many problems’ is an unprecedented chance to experience several of John Kørner’s main pieces gathered at one exhibition along with new paintings and spatial total installations.
On April 28, five Copenhagen art centres invites you to Tonight is Art – a magnificent event programme with performances, theater, dance, sound, food and of course art.
After a long search for the right partner, Kunsthal Charlottenborg has contracted the creative chef Frederik Bille Brahe for a new bar and canteen. On April 27, Apollo Bar opens, but as soon as Wednesday, March 29 the associated canteen opens.
Several private foundations and Danish Arts Foundation provides significant financial support of close to 4,5 mio. DKK, for the 2017 exhibition programme and other activities at Kunsthal Charlottenborg after year of progress.
The group exhibition Welcome Too Late, presents some of today’s leading international artists such as Marguerite Humeau, Katja Novitskova, Iain Ball and Parker Ito, who are dealing with the challenges of portraying a contemporary that changes with explosive rate.
Maria Wandel exhibits filt-tip drawings at the foyer of Kunsthal Charlottenborg in connection with the launch of the artbook 'hemmeligheder alle vegne' (secrets everywhere). The exhibition opened February 8, 2017 with a booklaunch and vernissage.
Kunsthal Charlottenborgs nye biograf, Charlottenborg Art Cinema, har fået en enestående mulighed for i februar og marts at vise en serie anerkendte dokumentarfilm udvalgt af The Why Foundation og skabt af nogle af verdens bedste dokumentarister.
Kunsthal Charlottenborg provides 2017 with topical and socially relevant exhibitions examining society and contemporary art. Read more about the exhibitions this spring and summer.
At Kunsthal Charlottenborg, one can experience contributions from 61 of the selected national and internationally established artists and aspiring talents, when the doors open for the annual Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2017 at February 2.
On Friday January 27, 25 artists present works at the opening of the annual exhibition for freshmans at the Academy of Fine Arts' Schools of Visual Arts.
With the new initiative ’Charlottenborg Art’ The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Kunsthal Charlottenborg wish to strengthen the relationship and collaboration.
On January 18 Kunsthal Charlottenborg launches a new collaboration with the internationally recognized art magazine Frieze about screening of their art videos.
A new exhibtion, Paper in the Soup, by young artist Louis Scherfig is on view for free in the exhibition pavilion in Kunsthal Charlottenborg's courtyard.
The acknowledged New Zealand artist will be giving an extraordinary Charlottenborg Art Talk this Saturday in our cinema about his artistic practise.