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Art Hub Residency is a five-month program for professional visual artists with a focus on network, dissemination, immersion and production.

Workshop facilities at AHC

In 2026, we open our workshop facilities at Thoravej 29 with the initiative AHC_WORKS; a user-based shared workshop for professional visual artists. Here, you can develop and produce works, test and refine ideas and meet other visual artists. With the initiative we want to create better working conditions for artists in the city.

SPARK

The art-science collaborative programme SPARK is launched in collaboration with the Globe Institute at the University of Copenhagen. The initiative aims to foster meaningful exchanges between artistic and scientific practices, encouraging joint exploration of the big questions that shape our understanding of life, health, and the environment.

Publications

In our efforts to give time, space and voice to artists and the artistic experiment, Art Hub Copenhagen publishes books in three series, respectively Interview, Theory and Other.

Partly

Partly is an event platform and publication project uniting literature, performance and visual art and facilitating the translation of Nordic literature into English.

Latest news

22.06.2026 AHC presents two works at this year's Roskilde Festival

10.06.2026 Two new members join AHC's board

28.01.2026 AHC opens its workshop facilities at Thoravej 29 through the initiative AHC_WORKS

Selected profiles

Tilda Lundbohm ^(SE)
Tilda Lundbohm (b. 1994) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and also studied at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm. Her practice combines artistic research and visual experimentation in a poetic investigation of language, body and space. She works on how materiality and narrative can be intertwined in intimate and open work forms, where reflection and vulnerability play a central role. In 2025 Tilda Lundbohm was selected for an 11-month developing programme at AHC in collaboration with 15. Juni Fonden. Read the full jury statement here.
Andrej Kiripolsky ^(SK)
Andrej Kiripolsky (b. 2000) graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His practice spans installation, sculpture and video, often drawing on physical remains collected from disused industrial sites. He examines the traces of energy systems and mining infrastructures, and how these abandoned structures continue to shape political, environmental and social conditions. In 2025 Andrej Kiripolsky was selected for an 11-month developing programme at AHC in collaboration with 15. Juni Fonden. Read the full jury statement here.
Sebastian Møller Jørgensen ^(DK)
Sebastian Møller Jørgensen (b. 2000) graduated from the Jutland Academy of Fine Arts. His practice revolves around social dynamics and how we as humans share and express our experiences. In his sculptures, he often involves the audience as co-creators and challenges the traditional division of roles between artist and viewer. He works performatively and examines prejudices and social differences – as well as how art can create frameworks for new forms of dialogue. In 2025 Sebastian Møller Jørgensen was selected for an 11-month developing programme at AHC in collaboration with 15. Juni Fonden. Read the full jury statement here.

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