Danish Contemporary Art on Show at Museo Irpino in Avellino
The 'Caleidoscopio Danimarca' exhibition at the Museo Irpino in Avellino showcases works by renowned Danish artists Asger Jorn, Henry Heerup, and Jørgen Haugen Sørensen, alongside sixteen up-and-coming talents from Danish art academies. This fourth installment of the Caleidoscopio initiative, curated by Andrea Del Guercio in partnership with Associazione MontoroContemporanea and DIAA, emphasizes Denmark, following earlier editions that highlighted Germany and China. Set in the historic Carcere Borbonico, the exhibition draws inspiration from cultural venues like the Louisiana Museum. Among the featured emerging artists are Nicolas Steiner, Johanne Rude Lindegaard, Jeanette Hillig, Steen Rasmussen, Søren Krag, René Holm, Agnete Brinch, Nathalie Cohn, and others.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Caleidoscopio Danimarca' at Museo Irpino, Avellino
- Features three major Danish artists: Asger Jorn, Henry Heerup, Jørgen Haugen Sørensen
- Also includes sixteen emerging Danish artists
- Curated by Andrea Del Guercio (Accademia di Brera) with Associazione MontoroContemporanea and DIAA
- Fourth edition of Caleidoscopio project; previous editions on Germany and China
- Venue: Carcere Borbonico, historic prison-turned-museum
- Inspired by Louisiana Museum and Hirschsprung Collection
- Emerging artists include Nicolas Steiner, Johanne Rude Lindegaard, Jeanette Hillig, Steen Rasmussen, Søren Krag, René Holm, and others
Entities
Artists
- Asger Jorn
- Henry Heerup
- Jørgen Haugen Sørensen
- Nicolas Steiner
- Johanne Rude Lindegaard
- Jeanette Hillig
- Steen Rasmussen
- Søren Krag
- René Holm
- Agnete Brinch
- Nathalie Cohn
- Anne Floche
- Esben Klemann
- Finn Have
- Mads Rafte Hein
- Maiken Lindhardt
- Felix Pedersen
- Marianne Thygesen
- Laila Westergaard
- Andrea Del Guercio
Institutions
- Museo Irpino
- Accademia di Brera
- Associazione MontoroContemporanea
- Associazione artistica italo-danese DIAA
- Louisiana Museum
- Collezione Hirschprung
Locations
- Avellino
- Italy
- Denmark
- Carcere Borbonico
- Milano