Golden Age and Green Forests.

Exhibition
20. January – 21. May 2018

On the occasion of the centenary of the foundation of Ordrupgaard, a selection of works will be shown from the distinguished collections of the North Zealand art museum.

Painterly Expressiveness and New Figuration

Collection
Until May 21, 2018

The 1990s saw a revival of neo-expressive and neo-figurative painting. Tal R, Jonathan Meese, and Daniel Richter all work within this new approach to painting.

Traversing Western and Non-Western Art

Collection
Until May 21, 2018

‘Traversing Western and Non-Western Art’ points out similarities and differences between art from different times and places.

Mental Landscapes

John Olsen, Inge Lise Westman and Kirsten Klein shares a profound familiarity and sense of kinship with nature serving to express external as well as 'inner' landscapes. Read more here

Martin Erik Andersen

Martin Erik Andersen seeks to renew the tradition that is associated with sculpture and installation. He focuses on the relationship between the work, the room in which the work is placed and the spectator. Read more here

Hanne & Poul Kjærholm

OLIVIA'S WORLD – Olivia Holm-Møller

She had a mind of her own, was unimpressed and unruly. It has been 40 years since Olivia Holm-Møller passed away, but her works of art are still standing tall.

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Albert Mertz

His entire work shows a complete lack of respect for the traditional ways of expression of the individual media. But this is exactly why Albert Mertz was capable of adding something new to them. Read more here

English in the museum