Complementary exhibitions shine light on Golden Age artists

Sep 15, 2014

MARTINUS RØRBYE

This autumn offers two exhibitions about Danish Golden Age painter Martinus Rørbye thanks to the co-operation of Nivaagards Malerisamling and Øregaard Museum.

With an ethnographic approach, Rørbye depicted portraits and landscapes, both in and outside Denmark. While the museum concentrates on his Danish works, Malerisamling focuses on his travels in Italy, Greece and Turkey, where he was mostly interested in exotic motifs.
The exhibitions complement each other, but also work as stand-alone projects.

Opens Sep 7; Nivaagaards Malerisamling, Gammel Strandvej 2, Nivå & Øregaard Museum, Ørehøj Alle 2, Hellerup; nivaagaard.dk, oregaard.dk

House in Motion
Anders Abraham’s installations and Jes Fomsgaard’s paintings together create a figurative symbiosis between art and architecture. Although their opinions really were very different.

Art of movement (Photo by: Danish Architecture Centre)

opens Sep 11; Danish Architecture Centre, Strandgade 27B, Cph K; dac.dk

In Greek!
Studying the influence of archaic Greek art on Danish sculpture in the 1890s, from Niels Skovgaard to Modernists like Astrid Noack, Adam Fischer, Hernik Starcke and Axel Salto.

Back to 90s – look on Greek part of Danish sculpture (Photo by:Odense City Museum)