Selected grants

Julie Nord takes her audience on a journey into the grey zone between reality and fantasy.

The late artist’s principal work is now ensured a place at the National Gallery of Denmark.

Abdoulaye Konaté’s colourful textile butterfly is now poised to enter into a dialogue with the key pieces at ARKEN Museum of Modern Art.

New publication takes its readers on a guided tour of Poul Gernes’s colourful decorative projects in public spaces.

In cooperation with the New Carlsberg Foundation, Centre Pompidou has acquired an important piece by Asger Jorn.

Jais Nielsen’s faded monumental decorative project on Amager has received a thorough makeover.

New monograph on Preben Fjederholt offers insight into the artist’s brightest moments and darkest hours.

Writer and Associate Professor Mikkel Bolt’s critical essay collection Samtidskunstens metamorfose (The metamorphosis of contemporary art) is published with support from the New Carlsberg Foundation.

Astrid Noack’s studio in Nørrebro returns to active use.

Joana Vasconcelos has created a momumental and exuberant installation for ARoS. "Valkyrie Rán" joins the museum’s permanent collection with funding from the New Carlsberg Foundation.

The world-renowned artist Michelangelo Pistoletto visited Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg with his installation performance "Eleven Less One", which is now included in Kunsten’s permanent collection.

With funding from the New Carlsberg Foundation, Trapholt has expanded its permanent collection with eight new works in media ranging from painting and drawing to ceramic and embroidery.

Eske Kath has created a unique front curtain for the cultural venue Kulturhuset Skanderborg in cooperation with Priebe Sceneteknik.

Faaborg Museum, which has a rich tradition and history, has taken a big step forward, helped along in part by a donation from the New Carlsberg Foundation.

The American artist Roni Horn’s minimalist glass sculpture is now included in the modern art museum Louisiana’s permanent collection.

At RAGNAROCK, the new Danish museum for pop, rock and youth culture, contemporary art is now a permanent part of the museum’s exhibitions.