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Bodil Nielsen, Untitled, 2014
Borrow a Work of Art
Let art make a difference – it’s simple and free with the Danish Arts Foundation

Every year, the Danish Arts Foundation buys works created by the very best Danish contemporary artists and artisans in order to lend them to public buildings such as hospitals and high schools. If you are a public institution, you can borrow art of any kind – from striking sculptures and colourful paintings to stories told through photography and other media.

Jes Brinch, Death, 2008. Horsens Statsskole. Photo: Astrid Dalum
Victor Ash, Sea View, 2013. Haderslev Havn. Photo: Mikkel Frost
Apply for a Collaborative Project
Art made for your site – in collaboration with the Danish Arts Foundation

Every year, the Danish Arts Foundation helps to make art happen in public spaces – at schools, in parks and in squares. In such works, artists respond directly to the place, working in close collaboration with the Danish Arts Foundation and the institution or local community where the project will unfold.

Inspiration
Foto: Adam MørkBygningsstyrelsens værker
Foto: Dorte KroghKunst i sundhedssektoren
Foto: Jan SøndergaardKunst og arkitektur
Foto: Claus Rene PedersenKunst skabt til stedet
Kunsthåndværk og design
Foto: Erling JeppesenMød brugerne
Performancekunst
Skitseforslag
Statens Kunstfonds 50-års jubilæum
Statens Kunstfonds smykkesamling
Sydhavnsmetro i 2023
tvKUNST
Kunsthåndværk og design
  • Alev Siesbye
    Skål
    1991
  • Leif Hygild Andersen
    Espressokopper
    2010
  • Foto tilsendt af kunstneren
    Sia Mai
    Picnic in colour
    2010
  • Ann Linnemann
    Kopper og tallerkener
    2010
  • Tepotte af Gurli Elbækgaard
    Gurli Elbækgaard Kristensen
    Tepotter
    2010
  • Foto tilsendt af kunstnerne
    Claydies
    True Feelings
    2010
  • Anne Tophøj
    SKFK-KIB08
    2010
  • Pia Baastrup
    Porcelæn
    2014
  • Foto: Ole Akhøj
    Anne Mette Larsen
    Midtjyske tæpper - Syv tæpper
    2018
  • Foto: Dejan Alankhan
    Lars Vejen
    ENSO lamp
    2017
  • Foto: Ole Akhøj
    Ane Lykke
    Kumiko Light Object
    2017
  • Foto: Statens Kunstfonds arkiver
    Line Depping
    Tool Boxes
    2011
  • Cecilie Bendixen
    Volume Yellow
    2019
  • Jakob Jørgensen
    FABA
    2018
  • Foto: Muuto
    Tina Ratzer
    To tæpper (Varjo Rug)
    2014
  • Foto: Mette Schelde
    Mette Schelde
    UU Chair
    2019
  • Foto: Casper Sejersen
    Philip Bro Ludvigsen
    Stop Stool
    2019
  • Foto: Statens Kunstfonds arkiver
    Øivind Alexander Slaatto
    NAMI
    2018
Art makes a difference

The Danish Arts Foundation has worked with art in public spaces since 1954 – at hospitals and in schools, libraries, city settings and parks. The same objective applies now as it did so many decades ago: to give everyone in Denmark – including children, the young, the old, the sick and the criminal – the opportunity to experience quality art, design and crafts right where they live and work.

Give everyday life a shot of art

You can borrow works of all kinds from the Danish Arts Foundation – experimental prints, brightly coloured paintings, striking sculptures and art you can walk on, drink from, warm yourself under. Applications are welcomed from public institutions that are accessible to members of the general public. Examples include city halls, hospitals, schools, NGOs and embassies.

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