THOMAS at Villa Atrata by Gil Presti in Angles-sur-l’Anglin, France

Jakob Kolding’s most recent work Writings is available now. Echoing Kolding’s visual art practice, this collection of essays features excerpts and collaged elements from literature, visual art and music—writings constructed by use, re-use and re-contextualisation of carefully chosen source material. Footnotes, indexes and image sections form an intentionally distinct parallel text, creating a dynamic and layered experience, a moiré pattern of readings rich with references as they weave in and out. Published by At Last Books.

Eva Helene Pade’s work 'Efter Midnat' (2025), is exhibited in Venice, Italy on the Island of San Giacomo, for the newly inaugurated third venue of Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo.

Works by Carola Grahn will be shown in Briser la glace/Splitting ice for Manif d'art – The Québec City Biennial 2026. Photo: Ivan Binet.

The work Hyldest til den udvalgte (V) by Eva Helene Pade can now be found in the permanent collection of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, USA.

Jose Dávila presents works in TarraWarra International: System Release, curated by Dr Emily Cormackat TarraWarra Museum of Art, Healesville, Wurundjeri Country, Australia

Jesper Just's work is featured in the permanent exhibition ‘At forme liv (Sculpting Lives)’ at TID – Museum for Odense in Denmark, which pairs the contemporary video artist and filmmaker with sculptures by Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen (1863-1945).

Jonathan Monk presents his solo exhibition ‘Something To See Something To Hide/Nothing To See Nothing To Hide’ at Landskrona Konsthall in Sweden.

J.G.Arvidsson presents a public installation in Gärdet Tunnelbanan in Stockholm, Sweden

Works by Kinga Bartis will be shown at the Lahti Museum of Visual Arts Malva in Finland for the group exhibition titled Transformations.

Works by Kinga Bartis and Jeppe Hein will be shown at Museum Jorn in Denmark for the group exhibition titled LIVS ANGST.

Works by Ortwed, Just, and Hein will be shown at Gammel Strand in Copenhagen, Denmark for the group exhibition titled When We Dead Awaken.

Rasmus Myrup presents his solo exhibition Glupsk Glugge at the Norsk Billedhoggerforening in Oslo, Norway

The work Closings (2025) can now be found in the collection of Art Museum Brandts.

Jose Dávila presents a solo exhibition “I prefer to see with eyes closed – in conversation with Josef Albers” at The Museum of Modern Art in Gunma, Japan.

The work Lie Where The Soil Is Tender And You Will Become (2024) can now be found in the collection of Trapholt Museum for Modern Art and Design.

The work A Stationary Metamorphosis Within A Geometric Figure (Cube) (2008) can now be found in the collection of the Belvedere in Austria.

Jose Dávila presents this enormous and moving solo exhibition, Las piers saber dormir, at Museo de Arte de Zapopan in Guadalajara, Mexico. ⁠

Alexander Tovborg presents his first institutional survey exhibition, Divine Comedy, at ARoS in Aarhus, Denmark.

The work Comforters (2023) can now be found in the collection of ARKEN Art Museum.

The work Alle de grunde, (2024) can now be found in the collection the ICA in Miami, USA.

The work You Feed From Us (2024) can now be found in the collection of Sorø Kunstmuseum.

The works Armor Stand (2024) and Bjerglur (2024) can now be found in the collection of Museum Sønderjylland.

The work Ensemble (2021) from his solo exhibition ‘Not Me, Me, Not Me’ can now be found in the collection of the Centre Pompidou.

The works Exposed Hole (Blooming) (2024) and Wary But Wiling (2024) from the solo exhibition ‘Showing Holes’ can now be found in the collection of Malmö Konstmuseum.

The works Forest Executive (Skogsrå) and Oat Sissy (Havreskvattet) (2023) can now be found in the collection of ARoS Art Museum.

The works Måske vakler vi, eller vugger? (2023) and Udvæksten gisper, nej griner! (2023) can now be found in the collection of Museum Sønderjylland.

The works Exposed Hole (Relinquishing) (2024) and Flot Fyr [Pretty Guy] (2023) can now be found in the collection of Fuglsang Museum.

Alexander Tovborg’s work blood moon I, (2018-2019) can now be found in the collection of Trapholt Museum for Modern Art and Design in Kolding, Denmark.