Topics: Architecture

  • Material Shifts | Press preview Thursday 12 November 12:00-14:00

    Material Shifts is a major international group exhibition that looks at sculpture as an act of translation. Traditionally, the notion of sculpture recalls a stable object rendered in a robust material: something frozen in time and space. Still, sculptural practices have always also retained a notion of “material shifts”: from mold to cast, from idea to physical realization.

    Jean-Luc Moulène, Bourriche 3, 2021. Courtesy of the artist, Miguel Abreu Gallery New York and Thomas Dane Gallery, London -

  • Rachel Harrison: Sitting in a Room | Opening 30 September

    Exhibition period: 30.09.2022–12.02.2023
    On September 30, the Astrup Fearnley Museet will open an exhibition by American artist Rachel Harrison, her largest in Scandinavia to date. Spanning mediums that include sculpture, drawing, photography, and painting, Sitting in a Room has an emphasis on recent practice.
    Harrison’s nimble, layered method of artmaking escapes easy categorization. Abstra

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