Aarhus
ARoS Aarhus Art Museum
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- Be confronted by the eccentric and provocative body as ARoS puts the spotlight on punk's creative revolution with the exhibition Unruly – The body in punk.Description
Unruly - The Body in Punk
Until 13 Dec 2026
- Experience more than 70 paintings and sculptures from the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin by artists including Otto Dix, Hannah Höch, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Paul Klee, Käthe Kollwitz and Emil Nolde. Freedom's Fall – Art in Germany 1910–1945 takes you through four turbulent decades of German history. A period marked by war, upheaval, hope and totalitarian forces, when far-reaching political and social changes left their mark on art.Description
Freedom's Fall Art in Germany 1910 - 1945
Until 21 Feb 2027
- Danish Nina Beier and American John Miller have created a new work that transforms the underground Salling Gallery into a complex universe where the boundaries between human and object, portrait and person, original and reproduction shift. Their thought-provoking total installation revolves around identity, authenticity and representation. As you enter the exhibition, you are greeted by a large number of staged mannequins standing face to face withDescription
Nina Beier & John Miller - The Populace
Until 29 Mar 2027
Coming soon
- Experience or rediscover works by artists including Olafur Eliasson, Ron Mueck, Rose Eken, Shirin Neshat, Bill Viola and Tony Oursler. Collection Favourites brings together a selection of works that hold a special place in the ARoS Collection. These are works that have helped shape the museum’s history over the years and which you may recognise from previous visits.Description
Collection Favourites
12 Dec 2026 – 29 Aug 2027
Recent past exhibitions
- In this exhibition, we renew our focus on ARoS’ significant collection of Danish and international art. In a newly conceived display in our collection gallery on Level 6, we encourage visitors to explore art since 1960 with fresh eyes. The exhibition is a classic and rare survey of art history, charting sixty years of artistic expression and experimentation.Description
ARoS Collection: 1960 - now
Ended 27 Sept 2026