Summer at
Louisiana

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

Enjoy summer days and evenings at Louisiana. The beauty of the Sculpture Park and a Cafe overlooking the sea. The bold, bizarre and colourful world of Alex Da Corte, erotic and personal work from Dorothy Iannone and groundbreaking practice of Forensic Architecture. Note our generous opening hours and that there is access to the beach.

Current exhibitions

Alex Da Corte

14.7.22 - 8.1.23

American artist Alex Da Corte conquers spaces with color in the interesection between design and visuel culture. Louisiana's exhibition is the first in-depth presentation of the artist in Europe.

About the Exhibition

Dorothy Iannone

25.5.22 - 11.9.22

Freedom, free love, liberated sexuality and the ecstatic union with the other are central themes in Dorothy Iannone's explicitly autobiographical and explicitly erotic images.

About the Exhibition

Forensic Architecture

20.5.22 - 23.10.22

Forensic Architecture is an interdisciplinary agency operating between architecture, journalism, law, human rights, environment, etc. with the aim of uncovering conflicts and crimes on a global scale.

About the Exhibition

As Long as the Sun Lasts

17.5.22 - 23.10.22

The large-scale and colourful sculpture entitled 'As Long as the Sun Lasts' is a preview of American artist Alex Da Corte’s big exhibition at the museum opening 14 July.

About the Exhibition

New acquisitions

30.11.21 - 4.9.22

A large-scale presentation of new works that Louisiana's collection has been enriched with over the past five years.

About the Exhibition

Lunch & dinner with a view

Enjoy a tasty break in Louisiana Cafe or in the park from our pop-up Park-Cafe

Louisiana Café 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 lunch and dinner in the cafe on the terrace or you can grab a panini, afternoon coffee/cake and cold beverages from our pop-up Park-Cafe.

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Foto: Ann Jørgensen.

Visit the Children's Wing

A three-story wing offering workshops and activities for children and their families

Draw, paint, sculpt and explore. At Louisiana, the children have their own area in the museum, where our young visitor's can explore artists' and architects' working methods and expressions. Open Tuesday-Sunday. Mondays are closed. Please note that children under 18 have free admission to the museum.

See current workshops

Kusama’s gleaming lights

One of the most beloved pieces in the museum collection, Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s Gleaming Lights of the Souls, is currently on show in the museum’s South Wing. Please note, that the installation is closed from 11 September to 14 October 2022.

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Planning a visit?

We have gathered all the necessary information for you when planning your visit. Please note, there are no restrictions on entry into Denmark. It is not required to wear face coverings and it is no longer necessary to show a corona passport when entering the museum or book a timeslot before your visit. We look forward to welcoming you.

Read more

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

“He was playing with language, form, and the familiar. But distorting these things.” In this new interview from Louisiana Channel, the American artist Alex Da Corte shares his admiration and love for the iconic artist Claes Oldenburg (1929-2022). Da Corte's work is currently shown in the exhibition Mr. Remember.

Open until 22 tue-fri

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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.

A Walk in the Park