Louisiana just now

The museum is closed today
Tuesday - Friday 11.00 - 22.00
Saturday - Sunday 11.00 - 18.00
Monday Closed

Louisiana welcomes guests with 3 exhibitions and a unique opportunity to enjoy the autumn season in our wonderful Park and have lunch or dinner at Louisiana Cafe. Please note, that you will need to show a valid corona passport when entering the museum.

Current exhibitions

Jerichau

28.10.21 - 6.3.22

A unique figure in the history of modern Danish art, Jens Adolf Jerichau managed to leave an important and inspiring legacy in spite of his short and tragic life.

About the Exhibition

Mika Rottenberg

25.9.21 - 9.1.22

Mika Rottenberg mixes film, installation and sculpture and blends truth with fiction to create spellbinding works that are both absurd, surrealistic, critical, loving – and fun.

About the Exhibition

Pia Arke

15.7.21 - 2.1.22

Pia Arke used her dual ethnicity in Greenland and Denmark as a point of departure for her powerful and poetic work, that delves into Danish colonial history and her own personal journey.

About the Exhibition

Opening hours at Christmas

The museum will be closed for a few days between Christmas and New Year's

There are a few days during the Christmas Holidays, where the museum will be closed and days where there will be different opening hours. See more below. Please note that all other days are open as usual. Tuesday-Friday 11-22. Sunday and Saturday 11-18. Mondays closed.

CLOSED
Friday 24 December Christmas Eve
Saturday 25 December Christmas Day
Friday 31 December New Year's Eve
Saturday 1 January 2022 New Year's Day

OPEN (FROM 11 to 18 both days)
Thursday 23 December
Sunday 26 December Boxing Day
Monday 27 December

See calendar for more information during the Holidays

Visit Kusama's eternal room

The installation Gleaming Lights of the Souls is open

Please note, from 2 - 21 January 2022 the installation will be closed while the new exhibition with architect Peter Cook is being installed.

Read more about Kusama's installation

Find way to Kusama and Arke

We are preparing a presentation of new works from the museum collection in the South Wing

This means you have to walk through the park to see the Pia Arke exhibition and experience the Kusama installation. Walk toward the ocean and turn right just before Moore's sculpture to follow the paths all the way past Not Vital's mirror tower (photo) until you reach the door leading into the Panorama Room with Elmgreen & Dragset's iconic diving board sculpture. From here, the stairs lead down to Yayoi Kusama's sparkling lights and the Pia Arke exhibition.

New works in the collection – from Abramović to Warhol

your first visit?

If you are visiting the museum for the first time, we have gathered some information for you, which will be useful when planning your visit. We look forward to welcoming you.

Read more

Open until 22 tue-fri

Plan your visit

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.

Louisiana Channel

“The birds made that body of work, I helped enable it.” When British photographer Stephen Gill moved to rural South Sweden, the farmed land seemed like a blank canvas and he got the idea to literally pull the birds out of the sky, resulting in the series The Pillar in which he captures “maybe the spirit of the birds”. Meet Gill in this new Louisiana Channel interview.