September at
Louisiana

Open today 11.00 - 18.00
Tuesday - Friday 11.00 - 22.00
Saturday - Sunday 11.00 - 18.00
Monday Closed

Forceful, bold & historical - the first museum show with activist collective Pussy Riot. Not to be missed, the major retrospective of multi-talented Ragnar Kjartansson "a must-see of 2023!" Experience the Architect's Studio with Cave_bureau and enjoy the beauty of the season in our Sculpture Park. Open late Tuesday-Friday until 22:00.

Cafe with a splendid view

Louisiana Cafe combines delicious food with a world-class view over the Sound and Alexander Calder’s majestic sculptures on The Calder Terrace. You can enjoy both coffee/cake, lunch and dinner inside near the cosy fireplace.

Louisiana Cafe Menu

Kusama’s gleaming lights

Experience one of the most beloved pieces in the museum collection, Yayoi Kusama’s large-scale installation Gleaming Lights of the Souls, currently on show in the museum’s South Wing.

For more information on the installation

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Louisiana Channel is a non-profit website that provides culture to the Internet, extending beyond the museum’s own events. The Louisiana team produces videos about art and culture on an ongoing basis. New videos are posted at the site every week.

Videos on the arts, featuring the artists.

“I want to show things how they are.”
In this new interview from Louisiana Channel we meet Maria (Masha) Alyokhina of the Russian activist movement Pussy Riot, who has been protesting against the regime of Vladimir Putin through public, colourful and non-violent actions for over a decade.

A WALK
IN THE PARK

Nine signature works outside

In the series 'A Walk in the Park', which was shot in the spring of 2020, the museum's director Poul Erik Tøjner guides us to a number of the park's signature works.

The nine short films in the series range from the pop artist Roy Lichtenstein's yellow brushstrokes over Henry Heerup's granite figures to Alicja Kwade's stone globes and Alexander Calder's three masterpieces in front of the café.