OPENING: Maybe we could both belong

Name: OPENING: Maybe we could both belong
Start: 2025-09-12T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2025-09-12T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Oslo Plads 1, 2100 København Ø, 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark

Schedule

Fri Sep 12 2025 at 05:00 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

Oslo Plads 1, 2100 København Ø, 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark | Copenhagen , SK

DK
Følelsesmæssige aspekter af tilværelsen fylder mere end nogensinde i populærkultur og den offentlige samtale, samtidig med at den globale virkelighed er defineret af kriser, uro og uforudsigelighed.
Gennem installation, skulptur, maleri og video af internationale samtidskunstnere, undersøger gruppeudstillingen Maybe we could both belong følelsernes politik med afsæt i levede erfaringer, og sociale og politiske strukturer.
Udstillingen udforsker følelsers betydning og potentielle agens, og udfordrer idéen om, at følelser udelukkende er subjektive eller private oplevelser, men i høj grad er kollektive kræfter, der former, forener, forstærker og forstyrrer den virkelighed, vi er fælles om.
Deltagende kunstnere inkluderer Steve Bishop, Henriette Heise, Emil Westman Hertz, Jasleen Kaur, Kirsten Lockenwitz, P. Staff og Aia Sofia Coverly Turan (flere tilføjes løbende).
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EN
Emotional aspects of life take up more space than ever in popular culture and public discourse, at a time when the global reality is shaped by crises, unrest, and unpredictability.
Through installation, sculpture, painting, and video works by international contemporary artists, the group exhibition Maybe we could both belong explores the politics of emotion, grounded in lived experience as well as social and political structures.
The exhibition investigates the meaning and potential agency of emotions, challenging the idea that feelings are purely subjective or private experiences. Instead, it presents them as powerful collective forces that shape, unite, intensify, and disrupt the shared reality we inhabit.
Participating artists include Steve Bishop, Henriette Heise, Emil Westman Hertz, Jasleen Kaur, Kirsten Lockenwitz, P. Staff, and Aia Sofia Coverly Turan (with more to be added).