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Copenhagen Art Week 2019: Chart and Enter Art Fairs

festival-fair · 2026-05-04

Late August sees the return of Copenhagen Art Week, signaling a revival in the global art scene post-summer. The week is anchored by two art fairs: the well-established Chart and the newcomer Enter Art Fair. Located at Refshaleoen, a transformed shipyard area, Enter Art Fair seeks to merge exceptional art with innovative digital experiences, appealing to both experienced collectors and younger visitors. It includes local galleries such as Alice Folk Gallery and Last Resort, alongside international names like Burster Galerie and Kukje Gallery. Each booth is accessible online year-round through a partnership with Artland magazine. Curated by Irene Campolmi, a series of talks and performances will delve into new technologies. Meanwhile, Chart, hosted at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Den Frie Centre, features 40 galleries from Nordic nations, with highlights including Ann Iren Buan's installation and a feminist group exhibition. The 2019 theme, 'materiality,' examines craft, tradition, technology, and physical engagement.

Key facts

  • Copenhagen Art Week occurs in late August.
  • Enter Art Fair debuts in 2019 at Refshaleoen.
  • Enter Art Fair combines art with digital technology.
  • Enter Art Fair runs from August 29 to September 1, 2019.
  • Chart Art Fair runs from August 30 to September 1, 2019.
  • Chart is held at Charlottenborg and Den Frie Centre.
  • Chart features 40 Nordic galleries.
  • Chart's theme is 'materiality'.

Entities

Artists

  • Ann Iren Buan
  • Tove Storch
  • Miriam Bäckström
  • FOS
  • Frederik Paulsen
  • Irene Campolmi
  • Mathias Stigsen
  • Andreas Koerner

Institutions

  • Copenhagen Art Week
  • Chart Art Fair
  • Enter Art Fair
  • Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Charlottenborg
  • Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art
  • Alice Folk Gallery
  • Benoni Galleri
  • Format Artspace
  • Hans Alf Galleri
  • KANT Gallery
  • Last Resort
  • Burster Galerie
  • König Galerie
  • Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
  • Kukje Gallery
  • Artland
  • Andersen's
  • Avlskarl
  • Edition Copenhagen
  • Etage Projects
  • Galleri Susanne Ottesen
  • Berg Gallery
  • Cecilia Hillström Gallery
  • Galleri Magnus Karlsson
  • Galleri Brandstrup
  • Galleri Format Oslo
  • OSL contemporary
  • RAM Galleri
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Copenhagen
  • Denmark
  • Refshaleoen
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Seoul
  • South Korea
  • Nyhavn
  • Oslo Plads

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