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Karim Boumjimar presents Birds of Paradise exhibition at Viborg Kunsthal

exhibition · 2026-04-12

At Viborg Kunsthal, Karim Boumjimar's exhibition, Birds of Paradise, showcases an array of ceramic sculptures, drawings, and spatial installations that delve into themes of animal display, sexuality, and identity. This artist crafts a sensual environment featuring both large and small ceramic pieces, vibrant watercolors, and a compelling video installation in the main wing. Drawing inspiration from cruising parks and concealed ecosystems, the exhibition portrays the body as a dynamic entity—both avian and terrestrial—constantly evolving and filled with desire. Boumjimar, who earned his degree from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2025, has exhibited at venues such as O–Overgaden Institute for Contemporary Art in Copenhagen and CFHILL in Stockholm. His works are included in collections like Pori Kunstmuseum and the Miettinen Collection.

Key facts

  • Karim Boumjimar presents Birds of Paradise exhibition at Viborg Kunsthal
  • Exhibition features ceramic sculptures, drawings, and spatial interventions
  • Works explore animal display, sexuality, and identity
  • Includes large and small ceramic works, watercolors, and video work
  • Inspired by cruising parks and hidden ecosystems
  • Boumjimar graduated from Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2025
  • Holds BFA from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London
  • Works in collections including Pori Kunstmuseum and Fondazione Fiera Milano

Entities

Artists

  • Karim Boumjimar

Institutions

  • Viborg Kunsthal
  • Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
  • Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
  • O–Overgaden Institute for Contemporary Art
  • CFHILL
  • PoriGalleria–Pori Kunstmuseum
  • Art Hub Copenhagen
  • Liljevalchs Konsthall
  • Kunsthal Charlottenborg
  • TINA Gallery
  • Kunsthalle Helsinki
  • Centro de Arte La Panera
  • Pori Kunstmuseum
  • Miettinen Collection
  • AMOCA Wales Collection
  • Fondazione Fiera Milano

Locations

  • Viborg
  • Denmark
  • Copenhagen
  • Stockholm
  • Sweden
  • Pori
  • Finland
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Helsinki
  • Lleida
  • Spain

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