Programs

Residency To Go is a programme aimed at supporting young visual artists in their practice and development within the Danish and international art world.

Art Hub Copenhagen works to help artists along with their careers. Among other things, we do this by inviting artists in residence at Halmtorvet in Copenhagen.

Summerworks is Art Hub’s residency program in New York, founded in partnership with the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts (EFA) and the Bikuben Foundation New York.

Art Hub 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.

In 2022 and 2023, Art Hub will invite a total of six selected artists to take part in ‘Artistic Practice’. The goal of this programme is to present a variety of artistic voices in the field of visual art.

Testing Ground is Art Hub’s public program aimed at providing artistic researchers with the possibility to try out ideas and methods in practice.

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

Guilt and Debts is a forum for discussions about identity politics and decolonisation.

Art Hub works with a number of objectives, the most central of which is to offer up-coming artists and curators facilities and support to develop their practice, among other things by offering a temporary exhibition platform.

Art Hub invites you to enter the darkness of the cinema to experience a film programme presented and curated by the artist, Adam Khalil.

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

Art Hub invites the art world and public to a free lunch where they can enjoy an informal conversation with a young, professional visual artist.

Art Hub invites an artist or art group to present or perform a work of art.

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