Kunsthal Aarhus BBC
Mira Winding, Maiken Stæhr, Sophie Nys, Eliyah Mesayer, Nicole Wemers, Mads Gamdrup, Ayşe Erkmen, Jana Euler, Esben Weile Kjær, Benoît Platéus, Oscar Yran, Rasmus Myrup

Kunsthal Aarhus BBC is the new branch of Kunsthal Aarhus that opens in Copenhagen the 1st of January 2021.

Kunsthal Aarhus BBC will take place on Vesterbrogade 208, 1800 Frederiksberg C, which is home to the PO Box Centre.
The measurement of the exhibition space is height 11 x width 23 x depth 38 cm.

How to visit Kunsthal Aarhus BBC. Open during week days between 10 am and 14 pm:

1 – Go to the PO Box Centre, Vesterbrogade 208, 1800 Frederiksberg C. Ask for the key for PO box 171.
2 – Find the PO Box nr. 171 and open it with the key market with nr. 171.
3 – Voila! The current exhibition will now appear before your eyes. Remember to use hand sanitiser before and after the visit.

Each month during 2021 one artist is invited to exhibit at Kunsthal Aarhus BBC. Here the visitors will be able to visit and experience the exhibition in our daily opening hours between 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM. Each exhibition opens on the first day of the month and closes on the last day of the month.
Mira Winding (B. 1992) is the first exhibiting artist from 1. January to 31. January 2021. Then, in February Maiken Stæhr will be the next artist to exhibit followed by Sophie Nys (BE) in March.

Watch Danish Tv feature about Kunsthal Aarhus BBC

The concept is developed by artist Pernille Kapper Williams and the former Artistic Director of Kunsthal Aarhus, Jacob Fabricius. Kunsthal Aarhus BBC meets the demand of growing interest from visitors in the capital region and the Danish Press – who for one reason or the other can not visit Kunsthal Aarhus on a daily, monthly or yearly basis.
A one-to-one art experience of Kunsthal Aarhus – in Copenhagen. They believe that the exhibition at Kunsthal Aarhus BBC will generate a new, intimate and unique art experience.

Kunsthal Aarhus BBC is a COVID19 friendly visiting experience. Only two people are allowed at a time. We encourage people you use hand sanitiser before and after the visit to Kunsthal Aarhus BBC.

Rasmus Myrup, An End, 2021.

Rasmus Myrup’s art forms syntheses of different perspectives, both big and small. With his sculptures, installations and drawings, he seeks to understand his and our own fundamental humanity through various related times, species and worlds – thus, everything from dinosaurs to Neanderthals or trees can provide new insights into our relationship with death, sex and power.

For this very last exhibition in Kunsthal Aarhus BBC, Rasmus Myrup has created the appropriately titled An, End, 2021.

The only thing we know for sure is that everything will end one day. Ragnarok is Norse mythology’s narrative about the end of everything. The inevitable close. The end of the world. A tale of doom that begins with a three-year-long and harsh winter, the Fimbul winter.

In the small mailbox, Rasmus Myrup shows a compressed scene depicting several elements from the Ragnarok myth in a mixture of a diorama and a model railway landscape.

Rasmus Myrup (b. 1991) graduated from the Funen Art Academy in 2018. He has most recently presented solo exhibitions at Gallery Nicolai Wallner (DK) Jack Barrett (NY, US) and Tranen (DK).

Oscar Yran, Castrated Uranus, 01.11.-30.11.2021

The iconography of Oscar Iran’s works draws on art history, conspiracy theories and critical observations of Western-centric worldviews

Benoît Platéus, Cool-Headed Gloves, 01.10.-31.10.2021

Benoît Platéus (b. 1972, BE) explores the boundaries of digital and analogue technologies

Esben Weile Kjær, Letters to Julian Luxford, 01.09.-30.09.2021

In his contribution to Kunsthal Aarhus BBC, Esben Weile Kjær exhibits a series of letters addressed to Julian Luxford: a spinoff character from the tale of Robin Hood who is obsessed with all that glitters while also trying to figure out how his existence can be more than just an image.

Letters to Julian Luxford is part of a larger narrative. A narrative that unfolds on different platforms and in different guises, as if creating a Hollywood alter ego for Esben himself.

Visitors are free to rifle through the letters to Luxford. The letters add a written dimension to Julian Luxford’s visual, fleeting appearances at, among other things, art fairs, department store façades, in fashion magazines and in merchandise collections in fashion stores.

Jana Euler, The Perspective of the Sender, 01.08.-31.08.2021

For Kunsthal Aarhus BBC, Jana Euler (b. 1982 DE) exhibits the sculptural work The Perspective of the Sender

Ayşe Erkmen, 01.07.-31.07.2021

Ayşe Erkmen (b. 1949, TR) often creates ambiguous spaces by intertwining life and art and by taking her starting point in scenes, objects and situations from everyday life, intervening in and transforming them

Mads Gamdrup, Complementary, 01.06.-30.06.2021

In his practice, Mads Gamdrup (b. 1967) examines the photographic media and its possibilities and limitations.

Nicole Wermers, Public Knees, 01.05.-31.05.2021

In her practice, Nicole Wermers examines the surfaces and structural role of design to discuss how we perceive and explore urban spaces and their social, cultural and economic impact and influence on their surroundings.

Eliyah Mesayer, Wait in line. Wait your turn. Admit one. Free ride to a new nation, 01.04.-30.04.2021

Through video, photographs, words, performances and installations, Eliyah Mesayer (b. 1987)

Sophie Nys, Mnemosyne, 01.03-31.03.2021

Sophie Nys (b. 1974, BE) uses sculpture, photography, installation art, video and text in her subtly humorous, whimsical explorations of philosophical, historical, political and artistic issues

Maiken Stæhr, Poetic Logistics, 01.02-28.02.2021

Maiken Stæhr (b. 1992) works in a field where sculpture, movement and performance intersect, combining performative experiments with sculptural interventions

Mira Winding, All My Boyfriends Are Soldiers, 01.01.-31.01.2021

Mira Winding (b. 1992)

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