Former Programs

Agenda After the Academy was a platform for newly educated artists who wish to set their own agenda post-graduation.

Curatorial Forum is an organization aiming to support and promote the curatorial discourse and the conditions of curatorial work.

A 2-year project, funded by the European Union, exploring the relationships between attention, algorithms, and social justice.

Art Hub Copenhagen is part of the Scottish-Nordic collaboration NAARCA. The aim is to create a long-term collaboration on research, institutional change and public education with a focus on climate action.

Launched by the European Commission, the S+T+ARTS Recidency – Repairing the Present initiative aimed to foster imaginative thinking by creating spaces of dialogue between Science, Technology, and the Arts.

Life with Water is a research program dedicated to discuss, imagine and initiate new ways to think about water.

VR in Contemporary Art is an interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral program that examines and discusses the emergence of VR and AI technologies in the arts.

From fall 2020, Art Hub udfolds a program called Connectedness – kinship(s) and circularity. By hosting morning dialogues, workshops and international panel debates, Art Hub aims to put artistic research firmly on the agenda.

Off Piste is Art Hub’s program for testing and developing new interdisciplinary collaborations.

Why Words Now is a series of lectures aimed at introducing audiences in Copenhagen to some of the most important thinkers of today.

In 2022 and 2023, Art Hub Copenhagen invites a total of six selected artists to take part in ‘Artistic Practice’ to present a variety of artistic voices in the field of visual art.

Art and architecture have always been closely connected. With our program Art + Architecture we frame a number of interdiciplinary collaborations to explore the junction between the two fields.