For the 164th time, the Charlottenborg Foundation invites you to apply for admission to Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2021 in the period 30 November to 21 December 2020. This year's jury spans both collective and individual practices, all with significant and remarkable careers nationally and internationally.
The Charlottenborg Foundation is pleased to announce a curatorial collaboration with the artist group A Kassen at the upcoming edition of the Spring Exhibition.
Censorship requires awareness of frameworks in art and society
The sculptor Hein Heinsen plays an important role in the Danish art scene. Both with his works and through the central locations he has had – as a professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, as a member of boards and committees, most recently in the "great censorship", as chairman of the canon committee for the visual arts.
Studies of the censored exhibition format, the meeting between the young and the free arts and strengthened digital communication are the focus of the new board of the Charlottenborg Foundation, which just before the summer had visual artist John Runner as new chairman and visual artist Ann Sophie von Bülow as new board member.
In 1866, the painter Constantin Hansen drew an entrance ticket to the Spring Exhibition at Charlottenborg. He wrote about it in his diary on 15 March 1866: "The sign drafts a new Exhibition Ticket and a Vignette for a new Scandinavian Journal.
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Since the Charlottenborg Foundation's establishment in 1857, the annual censored Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition has provided an important framework for promoting and supporting contemporary upcoming voices in visual arts, architecture, and design.
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