Upcoming events
Please note that many of the events will be held in Danish. Read more about each event and find information about the language under the individual event listings.
In collaboration with Henrik Vibskov, we invite you to the P:I:G Award on May 28.
Doors open at 17:00 – award ceremony at 18:00, followed by concerts in the courtyard. More information to follow. It’s a celebration you do not want to miss so save the date.
The P:I:G Award is an annual prize supporting exceptional creative talent and is awarded to a person recognized as a (P)ractical (I)ntelligent (G)enius.
The purpose of the award is to highlight outstanding emerging talent across all creative fields and support their continued work financially. Applications are evaluated by a dedicated jury of professionals forming the P:I:G Foundation Board.
This event will be held in Danish.
Free admission – everyone is welcome
Join us for Art & Coffee, where you will get a guided tour of the exhibitions followed by a cup of coffee at Café Lille Fugl. Please note that our guided tours are held in Danish. Private tours in English can also be arranged for groups upon request – find more information here.
The price is 125 DKK and includes admission, a special guided tour and a coffee voucher. For members: 25 DKK.
May 31, 14:00–15:00 Buy ticket here
August 23, 14:00–15:00 Buy ticket here
In collaboration with Café Lille Fugl, we invite you to a communal dinner on June 4, 17:00–21:00.
The evening begins with a guided tour of the current exhibitions, after which we gather around a shared table decorated with summer flowers and seasonal dishes.
The menu celebrates early summer with fresh vegetables, light flavours and simple, thoughtful cooking. Expect a relaxed and atmospheric evening balancing art, food and good company.
The guided tour included in the evening will be held in Danish.
More information, programme and tickets available here
On June 18, 17:00–18:00, we invite our members to a curator-led tour concluding with a refreshing drink in our shop.
The event is free, but registration is required. Please note that this event is for members only and proof of membership is mandatory.
This event will be held in Danish.
In connection with the summer exhibitions, we present two talks – one dedicated to each of the exhibiting artists, Benedikte Bjerre and Ursula Munch-Petersen.
Ursula Munch-Petersen in Perspective
August 13, 17:00–18:00
Ursula Munch-Petersen lived close to nature with her hands in clay. At the same time, she left a mark of the highest calibre on Danish design. For her, unique art and functional craft were two sides of the same coin – both driven by a deep joy and desire for the material and the work itself.
The talk is divided into two parts. In the first, Munch-Petersen’s spouse, painter Erik Hagens, joins curator Mai Dengsøe in conversation. Together, they paint a portrait of Munch-Petersen’s life, working processes and the ideas behind her artistic practice. The couple spent much of their lives together on Møn, and the conversation offers a rare insight into the artist behind the works.
In the second part, director of Kunsthal Gammel Strand, Nanna Hjortenberg, and director of Designmuseum Danmark, Anne-Louise Sommer, place Munch-Petersen’s work within an art and design historical context. What significance has her practice had – and how does it resonate today?
The talk will be held in Danish and moderated by cultural journalist Gustav Hagild.
Artist Talk with Benedikte Bjerre
August 30, 14:00–15:00
In conversation with internationally acclaimed curator Cédric Fauq from CAPC Musée d'Art Contemporain de Bordeaux, artist Benedikte Bjerre unfolds her largest solo exhibition in Denmark to date.
Framed by the exhibition CAPITAL, Bjerre offers insight into her practice and investigations of money as both symbol and system. In dialogue with Fauq, she expands on her perspectives on sustainability, value and consumption — and how these forces shape the ways we live and understand the world. The conversation opens up new interpretations of CAPITAL and situates the works within broader cultural and economic structures.
The talk will be held in English.
