Art Hub Copenhagen, Thoravej 29, Copenhagen (2026)

24/03/2025

AHC is looking for an apartment

For the month of May, our Ghanaian resident taking part in Wintanworks is coming to Copenhagen. We are looking for an apartment for him to stay in while in town, preferably on Nørrebro or Nordvest.

Requirements:
- Fully furnished apartment from 1 May – 31 May 2025
- Budget 7.500-10.000 DKK (incl. all expenses + Wi-Fi)
- Located on Nørrebro or Nordvest

In case you know or hear something, please contact Marie Braad at [email protected].

Thank you!

ABOUT WINTANWORKS
Wintanworks is an artist-in-residence and exchange programme – a collaboration between Art Hub Copenhagen (AHC) in Denmark and the blaxTARLINES KUMASI collective in Ghana. This residency programme provides two artists – one from each country – with the opportunity to ‘swap’ locations for one month, each of them thereby spending time in another art scene and another cultural environment.

28/01/2025

OPEN CALL: SciArt RESIDENCY

In collaboration with the Collaborative Research Centre ISOQUANT at Heidelberg University and the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen, Art Hub Copenhagen invites artists to apply for a new six-month residency exchange programme that brings together artists and quantum physicists.

Read more about the open call below and via this link: https://arthubcopenhagen.net/en/event/sciart-residency/

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ABOUT SciArt RESIDENCY
In recent years, the intersection of art and science, particularly physics, has gained increasing prominence in artistic practices and exhibitions. This residency seeks to build on that momentum by fostering creative dialogue between artists and leading international researchers in quantum physics.

Residency Start Date: Fall 2025

Duration: 6 months (residency) + 6 months (follow-up program including curatorial sparring and exhibition preparation)

The residency is open to professional artists from all disciplines and practices. However, due to visa regulations and the duration of the residency, only artists from an EU/EØS country are eligible to apply. The residency supports emerging and mid-career artists.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

• A monthly stipend of 2.000€ (first 6 months of the program)

• Accommodation in both Copenhagen and Heidelberg

• Workspace facilities

• Covering round-trip travel between Copenhagen and Heidelberg plus local commuting in Heidelberg and Copenhagen

• Covering events and presentations during the residency, this includes the costs of supplies and materials for artworks (up to 5.000€), an exhibition fee of 2.500€, transportation expenses and additionally, exhibition-related costs.

We welcome applications from people of all ethnicities, genders, identities, and sexual orientations, including people with disabilities. Where the qualifications of applications are equal, priority will be given to artists from underrepresented groups.

The deadline is Wednesday 26 March 2025. We look forward to receiving your application!

21/01/2025

Great news! 🌱

We can finally announce the six artists for Art Hub Residency 2025.

The selected artists are: Maria Meinild, Maja Li Härdelin and Paul Haas (spring period 2025), Silas Inoue, Christine Dahlerup and Madeleine Andersson (fall period 2025).

A big congratulations to your all! We are so excited to welcome you at Thoravej 29.

Read more about the artists, this year's jury and the residency via link in bio.

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Images:
1/ Maria Meinild: 'Great Game of Power', 2022. Photo: Malle Madsen.
2/ Maja Li Härdelin: 'Eavesdropper', 2023. Photo: David Stjernholm.
3/ Paul Haas: 'Earnestly or Seriously?', 2023. Photo: Simon Shim Sutcliffe.
4/ Silas Inoue: 'Zen Wakarimasen', 2024. Photo: Jacob Friis Holm Nielsen.
5/ Christine Dahlerup: 'Property and Theft (coo)', 2023. Photo: Christine Dahlerup.
6/ Madeleine Andersson: 'Petrosexuality', 2021-2022. Photo: David Stjernholm.

20/01/2025

We're still on cloud nine after the opening at Thoravej 29 on Friday! 🌟🍾

THANK YOU for joining us as we opened the very first group show '9-5, 5-9' at Room Room curated by Inter.pblc.

And a big thank you to HAUT for sharing the evening with us, and for the WORKSHARING in the black box.

All images by Emil Basse.

13/12/2024

ROOM ROOM: CURATOR'S OPEN CALL 🌟🌟

In January 2025, AHC will launch Room Room, a new exhibition platform at Thoravej 29 in Copenhagen. Here, AHC will present exhibitions by artists, curators and art researchers who expand the field of contemporary art and its relationship to the world. Some exhibitions will be organised through open calls, and this is the first.

The Curator’s Open Call is open to Danish and international curators based in Denmark or Skåne who are in their early careers and wish to develop their practice, receive feedback and explore new ways of engaging the public.

Read more about the open call below and via our website. We look forward to receiving your application!

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Deadline is Sunday, 9 February 2025, 11:59 PM.

The exhibition period will run from 24 April to 1 August 2026. Exhibition development will begin in March 2025.

AHC values diversity highly and encourages all to apply, regardless of ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and identity.

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WHAT’S INCLUDED:
• A curatorial fee of DKK 20,000.

• A total artist fee of DKK 30,000 (to be divided among a maximum of three artists).

• A total production fee of DKK 30,000 (to be divided among a maximum of three artists).

• Financial and staff resources for installation/de-installation, transport of artworks and marketing of the exhibition and events. AHC will also handle the opening event and other related events as well as photographic documentation.

• Feedback sessions and support from AHC’s curatorial team.

• Assistance in developing an event programme.

• Access to AHC’s workshop facilities at Thoravej 29 for the production of exhibition architecture, subject to agreement and capacity.

• Option to use AHC’s office facilities at Thoravej 29.

• AHC will collaborate with the curator/curators to establish a budget for the exhibition and offer guidance on additional fundraising.

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ABOUT THE CURATOR’S OPEN CALL
Through the Curator’s Open Call, AHC seeks to advance and strengthen the curatorial field in Denmark, recognising practices marked by courage, generosity and vision, and supporting curators who wish to experiment with engagement of various audiences and create exhibitions that resonate locally, nationally and internationally.

28/11/2024

AHC LAUNCHES NEW EXHIBITION SPACE

Over the past five years, Art Hub Copenhagen (AHC) has sought to create spaces for visual art and its many actors. The mission goes beyond providing physical space for art and artists—it is also about rethinking and experimenting with the ways art is conceived, created, shown and discussed today.

AHC’s upcoming move to Thoravej 29 in Copenhagen’s Nordvest district marks a significant expansion of its facilities. The new location will feature fourteen studios, five workshops for artistic production and a new, experimental exhibition space called Room Room.

Room Room will present three to four exhibitions annually, showcasing both emerging and established artists, curators and artistic researchers from local, national and international scenes. Participants are either drawn from AHC’s various programmes or selected through annual open calls.

Opening on 17 January 2025, the inaugural exhibition presented at Room Room is curated by Johanne Jacobsen and Kristian Kirk, directors of the exhibition space inter.pblc on Hamletsgade, not far from Thoravej 29.

Titled 9-5, 5-9, the group exhibition investigates contemporary online culture and examines how our frenetic presence on platforms both online and offline has created an untamed land of shares and reactions, hot takes and tags, resignation and intervention.

The exhibition presents nine Danish and international artists, all of whom have had a connection to AHC. The participating artists are:

Beth Collar (b. 1984), Heine Kjærgaard Klausen (b. 1978), Javier Alvarez Sagredo (b. 1994), Jules Fischer (b. 1988), Justin F. Kennedy (b. 1983), Maja Malou Lyse (b. 1993), Masar Sohail (b. 1982), Sara Sjölin (b. 1991), and Simon Dybbroe Møller (b. 1976).

Read much more about the exhibition and Room Room here:

https://arthubcopenhagen.net/en/roomroom/
https://arthubcopenhagen.net/en/room-room-ahc-launches-new-exhibition-space/

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9-5, 5-9
17.01.25 – 11.04.25
Opening: Friday, 17 January at 5.00PM

Room Room
Thoravej 29
2400 Copenhagen NV

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19/11/2024

SAVE THE DATE: 17 JANUARY 2025 💚💜

Something exciting has been bubbling beneath the surface.

AHC is launching Room Room, a new exhibition space at Thoravej 29, and you are of course all invited for the opening on 17 January 2025.

Save the date and stay tuned! And meanwhile: sign up for our newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/i4rUwA

08/11/2024

We are thrilled to invite you to the opening of Tove Storch’s exhibition ‘Glassy Eyes’ at Glas – Museum of Glass Art Friday, 22 November at 16.00.

In a series of completely new works, Tove Storch explores glass, this challenging, fluid material for the first time ever, and shows us its unconditional fragility, but also explosiveness in prominent and intricate sculptures.

A central theme for Storch’s new glass works is the body as a container and creator for the movements of the mind. Large, blood-red drops, tears and glassy eyes, spheres, obstacles and long bows evoke the delicate but also explosiveness and condensed drama about the common language of the spirit and body.
The exhibition is the first visible result of a new collaboration between Glas and Art Hub Copenhagen. Read more below.

‘Glassy Eyes’ has been curated by author, art critic and art editor Maria Kjær Themsen, who has also written texts for the exhibition.

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Tove Storch: Glassy Eyes
23.10.24 - 09.03.25

Opening: 22.10.24 at 16.00-20.00. Read more here: https://fb.me/e/3rxc0xitY

Glas – Museum of Glass Art
Strandvejen 8
8400 Ebeltoft

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ABOUT TOVE STORCH
Tove Storch (b. 1981) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 2007 and studied at the Akademie der Bildende Künste in Vienna in 2004 and the Weissensee Kunsthochschule Berlin in 2006. Among other things, she is a recipient of Carl Nielsen and Anne Marie Carl- Nielsen’s Legat and Danish Arts Foundation three-year working grant, and her works are in several public collections, including Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Malmö Museum of Art, and The Phillips Collection, Washington D.C. Tove Storch lives and works in Copenhagen.

ABOUT THE COLLABORATION
‘Glassy Eyes’ is part of ‘Liquid Exchange’; an exhibition series and a collaboration between Glas and Art Hub Copenhagen, which over four years (2024-2027) invites several artists to investigate glass as an artistic material and show the result in an annual exhibition. The purpose of the collaboration is to give contemporary artists the opportunity to create works in glass for the first time and thus take completely new steps in their artistic work.

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Images:
1/ Detail. From the exhibition Glassy Eyes at GLAS, 2024. Photo: Marie Bentzon.
2-4/ Process from the workshop at GLAS, 2024. Photo: Kasper Palsnov.
5/ Portrait of Tove Storch, 2024. Photo: Kasper Palsnov.

21/10/2024

OPEN CALL: Art Hub Residency 2025

With a focus on networking, dissemination, immersion and production, the Art Hub Residency consists of a studio, access to workshop facilities, a monthly fee and a sparring and development program based on the individual artist's needs.

Each season, AHC invites three artists to participate in the Art Hub Residency. Please note however, that this open call combines both periods for 2025. In other words, you can apply for our residency program next year in either spring or fall. It is also possible to apply for both periods, but you can only be selected for one period.

In previous years, the program has been held at Halmtorvet 27 and
Containerakademiet, but something new is happening here as well. From 2025, the artists who are selected will instead have a studio and access to workshop facilities at Thoravej 29, AHC's new address in Copenhagen's Northwest quarter.

Applications are now open, and the deadline is Sunday 17 November 2024 at 23.59.

AHC values diversity highly. We therefore encourage everyone regardless of ethnicity, gender, sexuality and identity to apply.

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CONTENTS OF THE PROGRAM

• A studio at Thoravej 29, access 24/7. The studios are between 13 and 35 square meters and are distributed according to needs.

• Access to Thoravej 29's five workshops, access 24/7.

• A fee of DKK 21.000 incl. VAT per month.

• Meetings with relevant mentors and curators. The artist selects one or two mentors and one or two curators that the person wishes to meet. In addition, AHC arranges two or three mandatory meetings with relevant curators and professionals.

• Ongoing professional sparring and feedback. Including monthly meetings with curator Marie Braad Larsen.

• A digital publication that conveys the resident's practice, based on an interview, made by a professional writer/curator. 1000 words and pictures, which are published on AHC's website.

• In addition, dissemination of practice on AHC's social media.

• Conducting a dissemination activity.

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Read much more about the programme and how to apply here: https://arthubcopenhagen.net/en/event/art-hub-residency-2025/

We look forward to receiving your application!

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