It is with pleasure and pride that we share the news that from Friday 27 January Politiken's Forhal will be showing the exhibition Hell, created by the dissident exile artist Sergei Prokofiev (b.1983, Moscow). Prokofiev won last year's Solo Prize at the 2022 Spring Exhibition.

The winners of the Deep Forest Art Land Prize 2023 were presented with the award by the jury of this year's Spring Exhibition 2023 on Wednesday evening 8 February. 

The winner of the Solo Prize 2023 was presented with the prize by the jury of this year's Spring Exhibition 2023 on Wednesday evening 8 February. 

Ida Wieth was awarded the Deep-Forest Art Land prize at the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition in 2021. As part of the prize, the artist created a new, site-specific work for Deep Forest Art Land in Kibæk, which opened on 23 October 2021. The exhibition is part of a new partnership between the Charlottenborg Foundation and Deep Forest Art Land, which aims to strengthen artists' opportunities to develop their practice and create solo presentations in a professional setting. Come behind the making of the work by listening to Ida Wieth in conversation with The Lake Radio and watch the video produced by Søren Rønholt.

Danish artist Ida Wieth won this year's Deep-Forest Art Land Award for Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2021 and as part of the award has created a new site-specific work for Deep Forest Art Land in Kibæk, which opens on 23 October 2021. The exhibition is part of a new partnership between the Charlottenborg Foundation and Deep Forest Art Land, which aims to strengthen artists' ability to develop their practice as well as create solo presentations in a professional setting.

We have talked to this year's three award winners about the impact on them of winning one of charlottenborg spring exhibition awards.