Contemporary Culture: Copenhagen Podcast

Go to see them when they open or catch them before they close. This is a list of exhibitions happening in Copenhagen the 2nd half of November 2019. Tell them we sent you!

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Go to see them when they open or catch them before they close. This is a list of exhibitions happening in Copenhagen the first half of November 2019. Tell them we sent you!

The satellite is to broadcast television as the internet is to social media. The technology has changed but the rhetoric around an impending A.I. New World Order has not. How does Nam June Paik's video work, "Good Morning Mr. Orwell" resonate in today's artistic landscape? Also, Brandon is back from an extensive European tour ready to tell about the Venice Biennale 2019 and A.I. influenced art, Mathilde Helnæs co-host.

Performance artist and friend of the show, David Sebastian Lopez Restrepo, gives us the rundown on all things within contemporary performance art; black and white clothes, no clothes, red paint, slow motion twerking and of course the rolling on the floor. All in preparation for his upcoming festival weekend, Body Landscapes 2019.

On this episode, Mathilde and I review Art Fair Weekend in Copenhagen before giving an update on how small and large influencers in the Global Art Market are actively approaching sustainability.

We preview Enter Art Fair with Masha Faurschou of Sabsay Gallery, Khora Contemporary and the Faurschou Foundation. How are artists using virtual and augmented reality and how are collectors responding? Mathilde Healnæs guest host as always (with music from Uhørt Festival).

After the recent resignation of Warren Kanders from the Whitney Museum in New York, we ask where do trustees come from and what it is they actually do?

Review: Elmgreen & Dragset curate a brilliant Vilhelm Hammershøi exhibition @ Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK) that not only displays the best examples of the painter’s work but raise eternal questions about life in the home for contemporary international artists. Emilia Bergmark from the Royal Danish Academy guest hosts.

PAIN comes to Paris. Now What?! Where should the money for large institutions come from? As international governments cut down on institutional funding and private funding is rejected for ethical reasons, how will institutions support themselves? We try to offer some solutions. Mathilde Helnæs guest hosts.