Exhibitions
Copenhagen in Common
★★★★★ Berlingske
♥♥♥♥♥ Politiken
★★★★★ Kulturinformation
May 5 – October 22, 2023
DAC’s big summer exhibition is about what we have in common – namely architecture. It is what frames our lives. A good place to live, work and learn. A nice place to hang out. A safe place to move about. In the exhibition What We Have in Common, we present a wide range of Danish architects who are designing Denmark now and in the future.
So Danish!
★★★★★ Berlingske
★★★★★★ Kulturinformation
♥♥♥♥ Politiken
In March 2023, the Danish Architecture Center’s first permanent exhibition on Danish architecture will open. The exhibition unfolds the history of Danish architecture from the Viking Age to present day and gives you the opportunity to travel into the architecture and understand how absolutely vital it is to our democratic society.
Tales of the City
April 21 – October 22, 2023
Listen and experience urban tales in the company of author and social pundit Knud Romer and the architects WERK.
Art Pavillons
– Architecture and biodiversity
March 15 – October 22, 2023
Experience an outdoor exhibition of four biodiverse and sustainable pavilions and a sensory garden built by local scouts in collaboration with RoofTopTomato.
The Copenhagen of Dreams
March 18 – June 25, 2023
NB small photo exhibition with limited opening hours
“The Copenhagen of Dreams” is a stroll through a Copenhagen which might have been, but never came to pass because of economics, policy, protests, doubt, stupidity and everything in-between. In some cases this was a relief; in others it was a pity.
Permanent installations
DAC Slide
Permanent art installation
Challenge your senses on a unique 40-meter, 4-story spiral slide.
Upcoming exhibitions
What a Waste
June 7 – October 29, 2023
An exhibition that focuses on solving one of the world’s most complex problems: waste from industry and overproduction of virgin materials.
Capture Your City
June 9 – October 18, 2023
Capture Your City is a photo contest where you use your camera or phone to interpret your city as it looks right now. This year, we’re keeping it simple under the theme of “No Filter”.