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Current exhibitions

24.9.-16.12.2022

FROM THE BANK TO BEUYS

Daner Galleriet 1972-1977

With this exhibition, Museum Jorn tells the story of bank clerk, art collector and gallerist John Hunov’s Daner Galleriet, which in the years 1972-77 presented a total of 40 exhibitions with a number of Danish and international artists, who later turned out to be some of the most influential of the period.

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10.9.-18.11.2022

FLORIAN SLOTAWA

Museums-Sprints

Slotawa’s Museum Sprints are shown on a large screen at the main entrance – in other words, as a preparation for the visit. The videos thus invite the museum’s guests to critically reflect on their own expectations of the encounter with art and their co-responsibility in relation to the good museum experience.

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Asger Jorns maleri, Stalingrad

Permanent exhibition

ASGER JORN & HIGHLIGHTS

The Danish painter, printmaker, ceramicist, and writer Asger Jorn (1914–1973) ranks among Scandinavia’s most influential and internationally renowned artists. The exhibition shows the highlights of the museum’s collection of Jorn.

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Eksskolen Per Kirkeby

Permanent exhibition

THE EX-SCHOOL

The exhibition shows some of the most significant works from the famous Ex-school’s active period (1961-1969) in combination with later works by the school’s representatives.

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Upcoming exhibitions

Previous exhibitions

Museum Jorn

21.4.–29.8.2021

MIRÓ & JORN

The exhibition conveys the sparkling encounter between two of the world art's giants: the introverted, dreamy skeptic Joan Miró and the outgoing and social Asger Jorn. Where Miró cultivated a form of cosmic order, Jorn thrived around chaos.
Museum Jorn

11.9.–12.12.2021

COBRA – The Women Artists

The international Cobra movement (1948-51) was based on openness, equality, collaboration and community with the goal of employing art to unite the world after the divisive conflicts of the Second World War. Yet Cobra comes across as an all-male club whose gender composition has been taken for granted over the years.

12.2.-15.5.2022

A.R. PENCK

From 12 February, the museum will be showing the first retrospective exhibition in Scandinavia featuring the German artist A.R. Penck.

18.6.–4.9.2022

50 NEW ASGER JORN ACQUISITIONS

Museum Jorn houses the largest collection of Asger Jorn’s art. At present, the collection comprises more than hundred and fifty paintings, more than fifty sculptures, several hundred drawings and prints, as well as a handful of tapestries. The exhibition presents the latest, som very prominent, new acquisitions and relates their interesting stories.

18.6.–4.9.2022

MARKUS LÜPERTZ

Markus Lüpertz (b.1941) is one of Germany’s most influential artists after World War II. His paintings and sculptures were presented at a large retrospective exhibition at Museum Jorn in 2020. In recognition of the museum’s engaged presentation of his art, Lüpertz donated more than fifty major works to the museum collection.