Guide: A different perspective

Date: Thu 15. May
Time: 16.30-17.15
Price: Free
Address: Rådhuspladsen 37, 1785 København V

Conversation between Inuuteq Storch and graphic designer and publisher Jacob Birch about photography, archives and photo books. The conversation will take place in Politikens Boghal, JP/Politikens Hus.

The exhibitions Rise of the Sunken Sun in Fotografisk Center and Breathe the Ice in Politikens Forhal with Inuuteq Storch are presented in a special partnership that includes a joint opening and series of events in Fotografisk Center and Politikens Forhal, highlighting the many facets of Storch's artistic practice.

Date: Thu 15. May
Time: 17-19
Price: Free
Adress: Prags Boulevard 63E, baggård, 2300 København S

Meet artist Samara Sallam and Director of Tensta Konsthall Cecilia Widenheim and hear about their work with social engagement, change and representation.

Samara Sallam was born in Damascus in 1991 and trained as a visual artist, journalist and hypnotherapist. Cecilia Widenheim, former curator at Moderna Museet in Stockholm and director of Malmö Konstmuseum, will share her views on institutional practice as care and socio-political engagement. The moderator is Matthias Borello, founder and editor of Social Form.

Date: Fri 16. May
Time: 10-18
Price: 50 kr.
Address: Thoravej 29, 2400 København NV

The public is invited to debate when Art Hub Copenhagen opens its doors for this symposium.

The concept of transparency will be scrutinised together with curators, artists and researchers. Through this lens, the symposium will explore and share experiences and analyses of contemporary art, its conditions and preconditions.

Date: Sat 17. May
Time: 15-16
Price: 110 kr. including 1 glass og wine
Address: Nikolaj Plads 10, 1067 København K

Under the heading Trier's sublime universe and consistent characterisation, literature lecturer and author Lilian Munk Rösing discusses Lars von Trier's image-rich sceneries and his portraits of women.

The dialogue, in Danish, takes place in connection with the current exhibition Breaking Darkness about Lars von Trier's universe and is moderated by visual artist Augusta Atla.

Date: Fri 16. May
Time: 16-19
Price: Free
Address: Rådhusstræde 13, 1466 København K

At Huset you can attend a one-day exhibition and talk based on artist Benedikte Bjerre's work Bigger Picture, located in Skrydstrup, Southern Jutland.

Through a talk with Benedikte Bjerre, art advisor Charlotte Bagger Brandt and curator Frida Rask Wolff, who all specialise in art in public spaces, will explore how art can function as site-specific and relational manifestations.

Date: Tue 20. May
Time: 17-18
Price: 60 kr.
Address: Købmagergade 52A, 1150 København K

Join us on a journey through biological and historical time as the artists behind the exhibition TID*MULD*STJERNE discuss the relationship between humans and the planet.

Based on the statement ‘We belong to the world - the world does not belong to us’, in this Tower Talk the artists will talk about how they want to contribute to a new perception of the world with a focus on respect and equality between all living things on the planet.

Date: Thu 22. May
Time: 13-16.30
Price: Free, register here www.forhallen.dk
Address: Vestervoldgade 33, 1785 København V

Join us for a seminar focusing on art criticism in the Danish media today. Can art criticism be published in new and customised ways that work and attract new readers in the current Danish media landscape?

Should politicians safeguard art criticism as an alternative to the attention economy of the tech giants? And what about the geographical spread of art criticism?

Date: Sat 24. May
Time: 13-17
Price: Free
Address: Blågårds Plads 5, 3. floor (through the library), 2200 København N

Join us for an exciting seminar where visual artists Julie Born Schwartz, Sidsel Christensen and Marie Kølbæk Iversen share experiences from their respective PhD programmes.

The following conversation will be moderated by visual artist Louis André Jørgensen, who will lead the conversation into what actually happens in artists' own practices when they undergo a PhD programme and what it does to the art field that more and more artists are taking these superstructures.