ARKEN opens up for the largest exhibition to date with the Danish artist Frederik Næblerød (b.1988) FREDERIK NÆBLERØD - ALL WALKS OF LIFE. The exhibition at ARKEN will be an intense encounter with Frederik Næblerød's art — full of surprising spaces. Free entry.
+ Find out moreCut and draw with chalk and charcoal and other mysterious dark materials during winter break at ARKEN.
+ Find out moreDuring the school winter holidays, the whole family can participate in a workshop where play and creativity go hand in hand with plants, inspired by the exhibition Solarstalgia at ARKEN.
+ Find out moreExperience a healing 90-minute Breathwork session in beautiful settings at ARKEN Museum of Contemporary Art. The session will be guided by Pernille C. Lotus, who will take you on a heart-opening journey.
+ Find out moreDiscover Lis Sørensen in the artistic universe of ARKEN with a wonderful 3-course menu. Lis Sørensen's impressive repertoire offers a string of hits from 4 decades as well as exciting new tracks.
+ Find out moreMedia personality and plant activist Anders Lund Madsen invites you to explore the secret and complex inner lives of plants.
+ Find out moreEva Helene Pade (b.1997) will in 2025 present a monumental series of new works, created especially for the exhibition Forårsofret (The Rite of Spring) at ARKEN, which will contain a primal force that expresses longing, loneliness, joy and suffering. The paintings are inspired by composer Igor Stravinsky's famous ballet Le Sacre du Printemps (1913) and choreographer Pina Bausch's interpretation of the ballet from 1975.
+ Find out moreDuring Easter, the whole family can participate in a workshop where play and creativity go hand in hand with plants, inspired by the exhibition Solarstalgia at ARKEN.
+ Find out moreExperience Marie Key in ARKEN's artistic universe with a wonderful 3-course menu. We are proud to present you with Marie Key's acoustic, intimate concert. Marie Keys' sensitive and fragile voice leads us through a cavalcade of musical genres, as well as new and older tracks.
+ Find out moreThe third exhibition in ARKEN's trilogy NATURE FUTURE will be an exhibition with the French artist Marguerite Humeau (b.1986) in collaboration with the Helsinki Art Museum. It marks Marguerite Humeau's first solo exhibition in Scandinavia, and will feature both recent and older organic and sculptural works brought to life through light and sound.
+ Find out moreExperience JADA on ARKEN, where music, art and gastronomy merge into an unforgettable evening with a delicious 3-course menu. With its big pop ballads and soulful R&B in a short time, JADA has established herself as one of the biggest pop stars on the Danish music scene.
+ Find out moreExperience Jens Jacob Tychsen in the artistic universe of ARKEN with lunch plate and cake. With the prospect of the 10th and final season of the TV2 series Badehotellet, you now have the opportunity to experience an amazing afternoon in the company of Jens Jacob Tychsen, also known as Mr. Weyse.
+ Find out moreWe welcome you to ARKEN for an unforgettable evening with Tim Christensen and an exquisite 3-course menu. Tim Christensen is one of the most prominent figures in recent Danish rock history - first as the frontman of one of the biggest bands of the 1990s in Denmark, Dizzy Mizz Lizzy, and then as a successful solo artist.
+ Find out moreKenneth Rasmussen (b.1972) is a self-taught artist known to many Danes from DR's documentary series 'The Originals'. He lives and works in Randers and is affiliated with Bifrost, an artist workshop for artists with special needs. Kenneth Rasmussen has previously had a solo exhibition at Randers Kunstmuseum (2022) as well as exhibited in numerous museums and exhibition venues in Sweden, France, Australia, New York, Japan and Germany, among others.
+ Find out moreIn May 2025, ARKEN will present an ambitious exhibition with the French artist Marguerite Humeau (b. 1986). The exhibition invites visitors into an immersive, resonant world where Humeau’s organic, sculptural works are brought to life through light and sound. Like a giant musical instrument, the works in the exhibition resonate and connect across times and places, vibrating with the rhythms of different worlds.
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