SMK Fridays: Hjem
Schedule
Fri May 29 2026 at 04:00 pm to 10:00 pm
UTC+02:00Location
Sølvgade 48-50, 1307 Copenhagen, Denmark | Copenhagen , SK
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BemærkDenne udgave af SMK Fridays finder sted over to dage.
Del 1: Hos SMK – Statens Museum for Kunst fredag 29. maj 16.00-22.00.
Del 2: Hos AKK – Almene Kunstklubber i det almene boligområde AKB Lundtoftegade på Nørrebro lørdag 30. maj kl. 13.00-17.00.
Om SMK Fridays: Hjem del 1
I TRÅD MED VERDEN + ZAHNA SIHAM BENAMOR + SIDSEL ANA WELDEN GAJARDO & MELODI SOLTANI + SUADA DEMIROVIć + ART TALKS + KREATIVE VÆRKSTEDER + FILM + MUSIK + MASSER AF KUNST OG MEGET, MEGET MERE. ALT SAMMEN HELT GRATIS.
Et hjem er mere end arkitektur, beton og mursten. Det er et sted for omsorg og fællesskab. Et rum, hvor hverdagen og dens samtaler, ritualer, glæder og sorger udspiller sig.
Kom med, når kunstbegivenheden SMK Fridays i samarbejde med Almene Kunstklubber og udstillingsplatformen Til Vægs undersøger hjemmet som sted, følelse og rettighed. Med afsæt i den almene boligsektor, Almene Kunstklubber’s og Til Vægs’ praksisser og med udgangspunkt i SMK’s kunstsamling stiller vi skarpt på hjemmets mange facetter.
For hvad er et hjem egentlig – hvad vil det sige at føle sig hjemme? Og hvilken rolle spiller kunsten i vores hjem? Kan den få os til at føle os hjemme – eller måske det modsatte?
Over de seneste ti år har Til Vægs og Almene Kunstklubber ladet kunsten sive ind i beboerne i AKB Lundtoftegades hverdag i samarbejde med et væld af lokale aktører. I deres opgange, på bygningernes gavle, på infoskærme og gennem fælles måltider, nyttehave, podcasts, bannere og i aktioner, hvor naboer er gået side om side i kampen for retten og ejerskabet til deres hjem. I den almene boligsektor er hjemmet netop tænkt som en kollektiv og solidarisk ramme. Her kan alle bo – og her er tryghed, tilhørsforhold og fællesskab ikke et privilegium, men en rettighed. Men også her, hvor mere end én million danskere bor i en non-profit, fællesejet, demokratisk infrastruktur, er hjemmet under pres.
Vær med, når vi med udgangspunkt i SMK’s kunstsamling undersøger hjemmet som ret, tryghed, tabu og kampplads gennem alt fra musik og performances til samtaler og installationer. Sammen dykker vi ned i, hvordan hjem er skildret i kunsten gennem tiderne og stiller skarpt på kunst, der er rykket ned fra piedestalen og ud i det levede liv. For hvad sker der, når kunsten bliver en del af opgangen, samtalen og fællesskabet?
Program:
16.00-16.15
Art talk: … Og hvor har du så hjemme?
Tag med kunstformidler Emilie Meyer, når hun rejser fra varme stuer med pyntepuder og tunge gardiner til livet på gaden i vinterkulden.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
16.00-22.00 (non-verbal)
Kreativt værksted: Lag af hjem
Et hjem kan se ud på mange måder. Og tanken om hjem kan vække mange minder. Vær med, når vi laver små mini-huse fyldt med udklip, tegninger, ord og dimser, vi hver især forbinder med hjem.
I Børnenes Værksted
16.15-16.25 (non-verbal)
Videoværk og dans: ’Family Sha-la-la’
Dans med, når kunstner Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussens familie danser koreograferet dans i videoværket Family Sha-la-la.
I Skulpturgaden Vest
16.15-16.30
Art talk: Fra kongernes kunstsamling til vores fælles eje
Kom med kunstformidler Signe Arnkvist, når hun udfolder fortællingen om SMK – landets nationalgalleri, som huser din og min fælles kunstsamling.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
16.30-16.45 (non-verbal)
Kunst i biografen: ’Video Poem’
Læn dig tilbage i biografens bløde sæder og tag med på en rejse til kunstner Jessie Kleemann fødeland, Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland).
I Auditoriet
16.30-16.45
Det personlige blik: Magiske væsener
Lyt med, når Sadaf Khan sætter ord og tanker på aftenens tema om hjem med afsæt i et selvvalgt værk i SMK’s kunstsamling.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
16.45-17.00 (på engelsk)
Art talk: Kunsten rykker ud!
Gå med, når kunstformidler Rosemarie Kamp Schubert stiller skarpt på kunst, der er rykket ned fra piedestalen og ud i samfundet.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
17.00-17.05
Videoværk og fællessang: ’Sang om planeten’
I 2024 kunne beboerne i Lundtoftegade synge med på kunstner Amalie Smiths værk, da karaoketeksten til en nyskrevet børnesang, sat i musik af Simon Brinck, blev vist på blokkenes gavle. I aften inviteres alle til fællessang, når Camilla Bang aka. Tigermor synger for.
I Forhallen
17.15-17.25
Kunst i biografen: Erindringscollage
Oplev kunstner Ana Pavlović værk Proposal, hvor udklip af familie og venner sættes ind på fotografier for at skabe collager, der forbinder familien i Serbien med hendes liv i Danmark.
I Auditoriet
17.15-17.35
Artist talk: ’Den frygtelige skønhed, ikke at høre til’
Kunstner Suada Demirović udfolder tankerne bag hendes svævende, hæklede verdenskort med røde prikker. Prikker, der markerer, hvor hendes familie har migreret til fra Balkan siden Første Verdenskrig.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
17.30-17.50
Ekspert-talk: Når kunst skaber forandring
Lyt med, når kurator Tone Olaf Nielsen fra Almene Kunstklubber fortæller om sit mangeårige arbejde med at skabe social og politisk forandring for og med marginaliserede samfundsgrupper gennem kunstneriske fællesskaber.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
17.45-18.00
Art talk: Fra kongernes kunstsamling til vores fælles eje
Kom med kunstformidler Signe Arnkvist, når hun udfolder fortællingen om SMK – landets nationalgalleri, som huser din og min fælles kunstsamling.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
18.00-18.10 (non-verbal)
Kunst i biografen: ’Exotic Lovelife of A Single Mother’
Oplev videoværket af kunstner Suzette Gemzøe, hvor hun åbner døren ind til sin hverdag som kunstner, kvinde og mor.
I Auditoriet
18.00-18.20
Performance: ’Se havet som ansigt’
Tag del i et poetisk opråb ved performancekunstner Zahna Siham Benamor. Et bølgende langdigt, hvor det danske sprog møder algerisk poesi. Hvor der er plads til forskellighed forenet i et fællesskab.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
18.15-18.25 (non-verbal)
Videoværk og dans: ’Family Sha-la-la’
Dans med, når kunstner Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussens familie danser koreograferet dans i videoværket Family Sha-la-la.
I Skulpturgaden Vest
18.15-18.30
Det personlige blik: ’Sat ud’
Lyt med, når Helle Sas sætter ord og tanker på aftenens tema om hjem med afsæt i et selvvalgt værk i SMK’s kunstsamling.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
18.30-18.45 (på engelsk)
Art talk: … Og hvor har du så hjemme?
Tag med kunstformidler Emilie Meyer, når hun rejser fra varme stuer med pyntepuder og tunge gardiner til livet på gaden i vinterkulden.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
18.45-18.55
Kunst i biografen: Erindringscollage
Oplev kunstner Ana Pavlović værk Proposal, hvor udklip af familie og venner sættes ind på fotografier for at skabe collager, der forbinder familien i Serbien med hendes liv i Danmark.
I Auditoriet
18.45-19.15
Samtale: Kunst, fællesskaber og forandringer
Lyt med, når Mai Takawira, kunstansvarlig hos Almene Kunstklubber, og Kristine Ploug, Chef for læring og værtskab på SMK, stiller skarpt på, hvilken betydning kunst og kultur kan have for både det enkelte menneske og det samfund, vi er en del af.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
19.00-19.05
Videoværk og fællessang: ’Sang om planeten’
I 2024 kunne beboerne i Lundtoftegade synge med på kunstner Amalie Smiths værk, da karaoketeksten til en nyskrevet børnesang, sat i musik af Simon Brinck, blev vist på blokkenes gavle. I aften inviteres alle til fællessang, når Camilla Bang aka. Tigermor synger for.
I Forhallen
19.15-19.25 (non-verbal)
Videoværk og dans: ’Family Sha-la-la’
Dans med, når kunstner Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussens familie danser koreograferet dans i videoværket Family Sha-la-la.
I Skulpturgaden Vest
19.15-19.30
Art talk: Kunsten rykker ud!
Gå med, når kunstformidler Rosemarie Kamp Schubert stiller skarpt på kunst, der er rykket ned fra piedestalen og ud i samfundet.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
19.30-19.50
Artist talk: ’Den frygtelige skønhed, ikke at høre til’
Kunstner Suada Demirović udfolder tankerne bag hendes svævende, hæklede verdenskort med røde prikker. Prikker, der markerer, hvor hendes familie har migreret til fra Balkan siden Første Verdenskrig.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
19.45-20.00 (non-verbal)
Kunst i biografen: ’Video Poem’
Læn dig tilbage i biografens bløde sæder og tag med på en rejse til kunstner Jessie Kleemann fødeland, Kalaallit Nunaat (Grønland).
I Auditoriet
19.45-20.05
Ekspert-talk: Når kunst skaber forandring
Lyt med, når kurator Tone Olaf Nielsen fra Almene Kunstklubber fortæller om sit mangeårige arbejde med at skabe social og politisk forandring for og med marginaliserede samfundsgrupper gennem kunstneriske fællesskaber.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
20.00-20.20
Performance: ’Se havet som ansigt’
Tag del i et poetisk opråb ved performancekunstner Zahna Siham Benamor. Et bølgende langdigt, hvor det danske sprog møder algerisk poesi. Hvor der er plads til forskellighed forenet i et fællesskab.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
20.15-20.30
Det personlige blik: ’Home – The terrible beauty of unbelonging’
Lyt med, når Fationa Bode sætter ord og tanker på aftenens tema om hjem med afsæt i et selvvalgt værk i SMK’s kunstsamling.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
20.30-20.40
Kunst i biografen: Erindringscollage
Oplev kunstner Ana Pavlović værk Proposal, hvor udklip af familie og venner sættes ind på fotografier for at skabe collager, der forbinder familien i Serbien med hendes liv i Danmark.
I Auditoriet
20.45-21.00 (på engelsk)
Art talk: Fra kongernes kunstsamling til vores fælles eje
Kom med kunstformidler Signe Arnkvist, når hun udfolder fortællingen om SMK – landets nationalgalleri, som huser din og min fælles kunstsamling.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
21.00-21.05
Videoværk og fællessang: ’Sang om planeten’
I 2024 kunne beboerne i Lundtoftegade synge med på kunstner Amalie Smiths værk, da karaoketeksten til en nyskrevet børnesang, sat i musik af Simon Brinck, blev vist på blokkenes gavle. I aften inviteres alle til fællessang, når Camilla Bang aka. Tigermor synger for.
I Forhallen
21.15-21.25 (non-verbal)
Kunst i biografen: ’Exotic Lovelife of A Single Mother’
Oplev videoværket af kunstner Suzette Gemzøe, hvor hun åbner døren ind til sin hverdag som kunstner, kvinde og mor.
I Auditoriet
21.15-21.30
Art talk: … Og hvor har du så hjemme?
Tag med kunstformidler Emilie Meyer, når hun rejser fra varme stuer med pyntepuder og tunge gardiner til livet på gaden i vinterkulden.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
21.30-21.40 (non-verbal)
Videoværk og dans: ’Family Sha-la-la’
Dans med, når kunstner Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussens familie danser koreograferet dans i videoværket Family Sha-la-la.
I Skulpturgaden Vest
21.30-21.45
Art talk: Kunsten rykker ud!
Gå med, når kunstformidler Rosemarie Kamp Schubert stiller skarpt på kunst, der er rykket ned fra piedestalen og ud i samfundet.
Vi mødes i Forhallen
Oplev også
16.00-22.00 (non-verbal)
Broderi-workshop: I Tråd Med Verden
Mad er noget, der samler. Noget, der kan få os til at føle os hjemme – og til at føle hjemve. Sæt tråd til aftenens hjemlige madminder, når den socialøkonomiske virksomhed I Tråd Med Verden inviterer til broderi-workshop.
17.30-17.40
20.30-20.40
Oplæsning: I Tråd Med Verden
Hør en række personlige tanker om hjem, hjemve og håndarbejde fra nogle af kvinderne fra tekstilværkstedet I Tråd Med Verden, der holder til i AKB Lundtoftegade.
På Scenen
16.00-22.00
Installation: Call Center for the Displaced
Ventetoner, indtalte beskeder og følelser af savn og hjemve. Ring op og fortab dig i komponist Melodi Soltani og kunstner Sidsel Ana Welden Gajardos værk, der emmer af omsorg, håb og længsel.
I Skulpturgaden Øst
16.00-22.00 (non-verbal)
Videoværker fra udstillingsplatformen Til Vægs
Sæt dig til rette i aftenens dagligstue og oplev videoværker skabt til de gamle info-skærme på gavlene midt i det levede liv i AKB Lundtoftegade.
I loop vises Woven Memory af Suada Demirovic, Jeg gemer mine følser ine i af Gudrun Hasle, Min rivalindes øje af Mette Nisgaard Larsen, Uden Titel (Vi: Autopoiese) af Jessie Kleemann og Åen løber opad af Tina Helen, Misja Thirslund Krenchel og Søren Thilo Funder.
I Skulpturgaden Vest
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Please note
This edition of SMK Fridays takes place across two days.
Part 1: At SMK – the National Gallery of Denmark Friday 29 May, 16.00-22.00.
Part 2: At AKK – Almene Kunstklubber, in the social housing area AKB Lundtoftegade in Nørrebro Saturday 30 May, 13.00-17.00.
About SMK Fridays: Home part 1
I TRÅD MED VERDEN + ZAHNA SIHAM BENAMOR + SIDSEL ANA WELDEN GAJARDO & MELODI SOLTANI + SUADA DEMIROVIĆ + ART TALKS + CREATIVE WORKSHOPS + FILM + MUSIC + LOADS OF ART AND MUCH, MUCH MORE. ALL COMPLETELY FREE.
A home is more than architecture, concrete and bricks. It is a place of care and community. A space where everyday life unfolds — its conversations, rituals, joys and sorrows.
Join us as SMK Fridays, in collaboration with Community Art Clubs (Almene Kunstklubber) and the exhibition platform Til Vægs, explores the home as place, feeling and right. Drawing on the social housing sector, the practices of Community Art Clubs and Til Vægs, and taking SMK’s art collection as its starting point, we turn our attention to the many facets of home.
What is a home, really — what does it mean to feel at home? And what role does art play in our homes? Can it make us feel at home — or perhaps the opposite?
Over the past ten years, Til Vægs and Community Art Clubs have let art seep into the everyday lives of residents at AKB Lundtoftegade, working alongside a host of local partners. In stairwells, on building gables, on information screens and through shared meals, allotment gardens, podcasts, banners and actions in which neighbours have stood side by side in the fight for the right to — and ownership of — their homes. In the social housing sector, home is conceived as a collective and solidaristic framework. Here, everyone can live — and here, safety, belonging and community are not a privilege, but a right. Yet even here, where more than one million Danes live within a non-profit, collectively owned, democratic infrastructure, home is under pressure.
Join us as we use SMK’s art collection to explore home as right, safety, taboo and battleground — through everything from music and performances to conversations and installations. Together we dive into how the home has been depicted in art throughout the ages, and turn our attention to art that has stepped down from its pedestal and into lived life. What happens when art becomes part of the stairwell, the conversation and the community?
Program
16.00-16.15 (in Danish)
Art talk: … And Where Do You Call Home?
Join art communicator Emilie Meyer as she travels from warm rooms with decorative cushions and heavy curtains to life on the street in the winter cold.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
16.00-22.00 (non-verbal)
Creative Workshop: Layers of Home
A home can take many forms. And the thought of home can stir many memories. Join us as we make small model houses filled with cut-outs, drawings, words and odds and ends that each of us associates with home.
In the Children’s Workshop
16.15-16.25 (non-verbal)
Video Work and Dance: ‘Family Sha-la-la’
Dance along as we screen the video work by artist Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen – a work in which she has gathered her family for choreographed dance.
In the Sculpture Street West
16.15-16.30 (in Danish)
Art Talk: From the Royal Collection to Our Shared Heritage
Join art communicator Signe Arnkvist as she unfolds the story of SMK, home to our shared art collection.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
16.30-16.45 (non-verbal)
Art in the Cinema: ‘Video Poem’
Lean back in the cinema’s comfortable seats and journey to artist Jessie Kleemann’s homeland, Greenland, in the work Video Poem.
In the Auditorium
16.30-16.45 (in Danish)
Personal Perspective: Magical Creatures
Listen as Sadaf Khan reflects on the evening’s theme of home, drawing on a self-chosen work from SMK’s art collection.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
16.45-17.00 (in English)
Art Talk: Art Goes Out Into the World!
Join art communicator Rosemarie Kamp Schubert as she focuses on art that has stepped down from its pedestal and out into society.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
17.00-17.05 (in Danish)
Video Work and Communal Singing: ‘Sang om planeten’
In 2024, residents of Lundtoftegade could sing along to artist Amalie Smith’s work, when the karaoke lyrics to a newly written children’s song, set to music by Simon Brinck, were displayed on the gable walls of the blocks. Tonight, everyone is invited to join in, as Camilla Bang aka. Tigermor leads the singing.
In the Entrance Hall
17.15-17.25 (in Danish)
Art in the Cinema: Memory Collage
Experience artist Ana Pavlović’s work Proposal, where cut-outs of family and friends are placed on photographs to create collages connecting her family in Serbia with her life in Denmark.
In the Auditorium
17.15-17.35 (in Danish)
Artist Talk: ‘The Terrible Beauty of Not Belonging’
Artist Suada Demirović unfolds the thoughts behind her floating, crocheted world map with red dots – dots that mark where her family has migrated to from the Balkans since the First World War.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
17.30-17.50 (in Danish)
Expert Talk: When Art Creates Change
Listen as curator Tone Olaf Nielsen from Almene Kunstklubber speaks about his long-standing work creating social and political change for and with marginalised communities through artistic collectives.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
17.45-18.00 (in Danish)
Art Talk: From the Royal Collection to Our Shared Heritage
Join art communicator Signe Arnkvist as she unfolds the story of SMK, home to our shared art collection.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
18.00-18.10 (non-verbal)
Art in the Cinema: ‘Exotic Lovelife of A Single Mother’
Join artist Suzette Gemzøe as she opens the door to her everyday life as an artist, woman and mother.
In the Auditorium
18.00-18.20 (in Danish)
Performance: ‘Se havet som ansigt’
Take part in a poetic call to action by performance artist Zahna Siham Benamor. A rolling long poem in which the Danish language meets Algerian poetry – where there is room for difference united in community.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
18.15-18.25 (non-verbal)
Video Work and Dance: ‘Family Sha-la-la’
Dance along as we screen the video work by artist Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen – a work in which she has gathered her family for choreographed dance.
In the Sculpture Street West
18.15-18.30 (in Danish)
Personal Perspective: ’Sat ud’
Listen as Helle Sas reflects on the evening’s theme of home, drawing on a self-chosen work from SMK’s art collection.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
18.30-18.45 (in English)
Art talk: … And Where Do You Call Home?
Join art communicator Emilie Meyer as she travels from warm rooms with decorative cushions and heavy curtains to life on the street in the winter cold.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
18.45-18.55 (in Danish)
Art in the Cinema: Memory Collage
Experience artist Ana Pavlović’s work Proposal, where cut-outs of family and friends are placed on photographs to create collages connecting her family in Serbia with her life in Denmark.
In the Auditorium
18.45-19.15 (in Danish)
Conversation: Art, Communities and Change
Listen as Mai Takawira, art director at Almene Kunstklubber, and Kristine Ploug, Head of Learning and Hospitality at SMK, explore the significance that art and culture can hold for both the individual and the society we are part of.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
19.00-19.05 (in Danish)
Video Work and Communal Singing: ‘Sang om planeten’
In 2024, residents of Lundtoftegade could sing along to artist Amalie Smith’s work, when the karaoke lyrics to a newly written children’s song, set to music by Simon Brinck, were displayed on the gable walls of the blocks. Tonight, everyone is invited to join in, as Camilla Bang aka. Tigermor leads the singing.
In the Entrance Hall
19.15-19.25 (non-verbal)
Video Work and Dance: ‘Family Sha-la-la’
Dance along as we screen the video work by artist Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen – a work in which she has gathered her family for choreographed dance.
In the Sculpture Street West
19.15-19.30 (in Danish)
Art Talk: Art Goes Out Into the World!
Join art communicator Rosemarie Kamp Schubert as she focuses on art that has stepped down from its pedestal and out into society.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
19.30-19.50 (in Danish)
Artist Talk: ‘The Terrible Beauty of Not Belonging’
Artist Suada Demirović unfolds the thoughts behind her floating, crocheted world map with red dots – dots that mark where her family has migrated to from the Balkans since the First World War.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
19.45-20.00 (non-verbal)
Art in the Cinema: ‘Video Poem’
Lean back in the cinema’s comfortable seats and journey to artist Jessie Kleemann’s homeland, Greenland, in the work Video Poem.
In the Auditorium
19.45-20.05 (in Danish)
Expert Talk: When Art Creates Change
Listen as curator Tone Olaf Nielsen from Almene Kunstklubber speaks about his long-standing work creating social and political change for and with marginalised communities through artistic collectives.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
20.00-20.20 (in Danish)
Performance: ‘Se havet som ansigt’
Take part in a poetic call to action by performance artist Zahna Siham Benamor. A rolling long poem in which the Danish language meets Algerian poetry – where there is room for difference united in community.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
20.15-20.30 (in Danish)
Personal Perspective: ’Home – The terrible beauty of unbelonging’
Listen as Fationa Bode reflects on the evening’s theme of home, drawing on a self-chosen work from SMK’s art collection.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
20.30-20.40 (in Danish)
Art in the Cinema: Memory Collage
Experience artist Ana Pavlović’s work Proposal, where cut-outs of family and friends are placed on photographs to create collages connecting her family in Serbia with her life in Denmark.
In the Auditorium
20.45-21.00 (in English)
Art Talk: From the Royal Collection to Our Shared Heritage
Join art communicator Signe Arnkvist as she unfolds the story of SMK, home to our shared art collection.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
21.00-21.05 (in Danish)
Video Work and Communal Singing: ‘Sang om planeten’
In 2024, residents of Lundtoftegade could sing along to artist Amalie Smith’s work, when the karaoke lyrics to a newly written children’s song, set to music by Simon Brinck, were displayed on the gable walls of the blocks. Tonight, everyone is invited to join in, as Camilla Bang aka. Tigermor leads the singing.
In the Entrance Hall
21.15-21.25 (non-verbal)
Art in the Cinema: ‘Exotic Lovelife of A Single Mother’
Join artist Suzette Gemzøe as she opens the door to her everyday life as an artist, woman and mother.
In the Auditorium
21.15-21.30 (in Danish)
Art talk: … And Where Do You Call Home?
Join art communicator Emilie Meyer as she travels from warm rooms with decorative cushions and heavy curtains to life on the street in the winter cold.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
21.30-21.40 (non-verbal)
Video Work and Dance: ‘Family Sha-la-la’
Dance along as we screen the video work by artist Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen – a work in which she has gathered her family for choreographed dance.
In the Sculpture Street West
21.30-21.45 (in Danish)
Art Talk: Art Goes Out Into the World!
Join art communicator Rosemarie Kamp Schubert as she focuses on art that has stepped down from its pedestal and out into society.
We meet in the Entrance Hall
Don't miss
16.00-22.00 (non-verbal)
Embroidery Workshop: I Tråd Med Verden
Food brings people together. It can make us feel at home – and make us feel homesick. Connect the threads of the evening’s domestic food memories when the social enterprise I Tråd Med Verden invites you to an embroidery workshop.
17.30-17.40
20.30-20.40
Reading: I Tråd Med Verden
Hear a series of personal reflections on home, homesickness and handicraft from some of the women at the textile workshop I Tråd Med Verden, based in AKB Lundtoftegade.
On Stage
16.00-22.00
Installation: Call Center for the Displaced
Waiting tones, recorded messages and feelings of longing and homesickness. Dial in and lose yourself in a work by composer Melodi Soltani and artist Sidsel Ana Welden Gajardo, saturated with care, hope and yearning.
In the Sculpture Street East
16.00-22.00 (non-verbal)
Video Works from the Exhibition Platform Til Vægs
Make yourself at home in the evening’s living room and experience video works created for the old information screens on the gable walls in the midst of everyday life in AKB Lundtoftegade.
Shown on loop: Woven Memory by Suada Demirovic, Jeg gemer mine følser ine i by Gudrun Hasle, Min rivalindes øje by Mette Nisgaard Larsen, Uden Titel (Vi: Autopoiese) by Jessie Kleemann and Åen løber opad by Tina Helen, Misja Thirslund Krenchel and Søren Thilo Funder.
In the Sculpture Street West
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Where is it happening?
Sølvgade 48-50, 1307 Copenhagen, Denmark, Sølvgade 48, 1307 København K, Danmark, Copenhagen , DenmarkEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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