Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Modern art museum that has an exhibit devoted to AI. Aside from the rather abstract modern art, it has offers a nice view of the Nyhavn canal from its upper floor windows.

Phalli galore! Strange, disconcerting, and occasionally revolutionary installations were abound at the two exhibitions shown. Perhaps not suitable for children, those with nervous dispositions, or the sensorially sensitive. For better or for worse, this exhibition will stay with me.

Contemporary art gallery in an old castle, also housing the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. I visited the art student's "Spring Exhibition."

Beautiful building, The interesting art exhibition,  Poetics of Encryption is interesting and thought provoking. A bonus was Francis Upritchard exhibition - fun, imaginative, creative creatures.

free entry every Wednesday from 1700h - 2000h wow, idk what else to say except that the exhibits felt like a fever dream.. each square had its own highlight, and I came in here not knowing what to expect, and each exhibit was a surprise of it’s own Really contemporary and this made me question things. Is this the true purpose of art?

Went in excited to see what current contemporary artists in Copenhagen have to offer. Was thoroughly disappointed. Boring, found-object installations that evoked no feelings, almost comical in name and display (but clearly not intentionally). We're talking Barbie dolls on the floor, a stack of hard drives, and dolls hanging from the wall, with the most basic, minimal-thought stories behind the works. The best works in there were 2 fairly bland paintings and a montage of movie card intros, not exciting. Certainly not worth the 10ish GBP ticket. Not recommended, even for contemporary art fans, especially not for anyone outside that realm.

Here to review its beautiful architectural designs. Came in during the Sunday market. There’s an outdoor bar and many stalls selling 2nd branded goods.

A million thanks for the free Wednesday evenings (17:00-20:00) and to whoever curated the terrific shows there currently: Jeremy Deller’s timely “Welcome to the Sh*t Show” and Alexander Tovborg’s “Church.” Beautiful space, patient staff, and some of the best contemporary art I’ve seen this year.