OPENING SOON
BHARTI KHER – MYTHOLOGIES
Look forward to experiencing the internationally acclaimed artist Bharti Kher, who on 22 August opens her first solo exhibition in Denmark,
Bharti Kher – Mythologies.
In this exhibition, Bharti Kher’s sculptures enter into a dynamic dialogue with Thorvaldsen’s works and the museum’s unique architecture.
Bharti Kher is known for challenging conventional perceptions of the body, identity, gender, and culture through visually striking and thought-provoking works.
Bharti Kher – Mythologies.
In this exhibition, Bharti Kher’s sculptures enter into a dynamic dialogue with Thorvaldsen’s works and the museum’s unique architecture.
Bharti Kher is known for challenging conventional perceptions of the body, identity, gender, and culture through visually striking and thought-provoking works.
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DET SKER
VINTERFERIE PÅ MUSEET
Lav dit eget smukke relief i museets værksted "Gipseriet", tag en date med på museet i anledning af Valentinsdag eller besøg den anmelderroste særudstilling BHARTI KHER - MYTHOLOGIES, som har sidste åbningsdag 8. marts.
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THORVALDSEN AND CONTEMPLATION
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Are you looking for a unique experience for your family, birthday, corporate event, or another special occasion?
Book a guided tour at Thorvaldsen’s Museum.
We’ll make sure it’s an exciting and inspiring experience, focusing on the art and the museum’s many fascinating stories.
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THORVALDSEN’S MUSEUM IS NOW A GREEN ATTRACTION
Copenhagen City Museum, Thorvaldsen’s Museum, and Nikolaj Kunsthal have received the prestigious environmental certification Green Attraction.
Green Attraction is an eco-label for Danish attractions, including museums and art halls. To become certified, institutions must actively work to reduce their CO₂ emissions and meet specific requirements related to water and energy consumption, as well as waste sorting.
Green Attraction is an eco-label for Danish attractions, including museums and art halls. To become certified, institutions must actively work to reduce their CO₂ emissions and meet specific requirements related to water and energy consumption, as well as waste sorting.
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