Mamma Andersson, Alex da Corte, Cecily Brown and Wolfgang Tillmans... The Louisiana West Wing featured works from the museum collection. Focusing on 21st-century art, the exhibition explored the interplay of artistic disciplines – film, photography, sculpture, installation and painting.
The aim was to present works on their own terms and in their own right, rather than confined to an art-historical school or narrative, explained Louisiana's director Poul Erik Tøjner, who had curated the presentation: "As always with art, connections naturally arise between the works. The viewer sees to thtat in open and engaging interaction with the art."
The exhibition presented works by the following artists: Manal AlDowayan, Mamma Andersson, Ed Atkins, Georg Baselitz, Elisheva Biernoff, Elina Brotherus, Cecily Brown, Alex da Corte, Thomas Demand, Elmgreen & Dragset, Andreas Gursky, Ann Veronica Janssens, Sergej Jensen, Hannah Levy, Ann Lislegaard, Marilyn Minter, Tracy Moffatt, A. R. Penck, Thomas Ruff, Cindy Sherman, Wolfgang Tillmans, Seton Smith, Thomas Struth, Ryan Trecartin, Jeff Wall and Franz West.
Read more about the collection and the history of Louisiana.
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Videos on the arts, featuring the artists.
Louisiana Channel hosts a variety of videos featuring many of the artists, presented in the exhibition. See interviews with Alex da Corte, Cecily Brown, Thomas Struth, Hannah Levy and more.
