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Det Sidste Måltid - En Ny Begyndelse by RIE ELISE LARSEN
Throughout the exhibition period, Det Sidste Måltid - En Ny Måltid (The Last Meal - A New Beginning) will come alive with performances and talks, revealing new aspects of the exhibition and inviting us to reflect on art, nature and unity.
SCROLL DOWN ⇓ TO SEE THE FULL PROGRAM:
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FEBRUARY 21st 16.00-19.00: GRAND OPENING
Join us for a festive opening with poetry, live music by electronic duo MadMor and artsy Friday vibes on February 21st! Have a glass to drink and meet the artists – see you there!
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MADMOR
With a musical performance, MadMor mirrors the core narrative of the exhibition with a composition created for the occasion. With their fluid electronic harmonies and vocals that mix rap and spoken word, MadMor conjures up images of the earth as life-giver and resting place, safe space and surface.
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FEBRUARY 28th 17.00-19.00: ECONOMY, POETRY, MUSIC
An amazing evening of performances, thought-provoking talks and poetry awaits you on February 28th when Camilla Dolberg Schmidt, Karen Duelund Guastavino and Shëkufe Tadayoni Heiberg make the exhibition come alive.
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17.00: Camilla Dolberg Schmidt
Camilla Dolberg Schmidt, economist and poet, hopes to inspire us to see the connection between our individual sense of self and the development of society as a whole. With "Et digt til verden" ("A Poem for the World"), she reflects on the exhibition's elements and takes us all on a journey into a poem.
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17:30 Karen Duelund Guastavino // Mademoiselle Karen
Karen Duelund Guastavino is a saxophonist, composer and vocalist educated at The Royal Danish Academy of Music and The Royal College of Music in Stockholm. She performs and composes music for theater, dance, movies and sound productions. She has performed on small and big stages worldwide and released music with her soloproject Mademoiselle Karen. As Mademoiselle Karen she was part of The Babylon Hotel concert at DR Koncerthuset. Karen will create a musical performance throughout the exhibition space.
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18.00: Shëkufe Tadayoni Heiberg
Shëkufe Tadayoni Heiberg, MA in literary studies, author, translator from Persian to Danish and independent publisher, seeks to expand the framework of thought and language. The author of several prose works and poetry collections, she will create a floral poetry performance and read from her books "Muld & liv" and "Røn & bæk".
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MARCH 6th 16.00-18.00: DIVINITY, NATURE, PUPPETRY
Come get a sense of the divine in nature and experience amazing poetry and puppetry when Nicolai Halvorsen, Therese Glahn and Tina Sakura unleash their talent in the gallery.
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16.00: Nicolai Halvorsen
Nicolai Halvorsen holds an MA in theology and works as University Chaplain at the faculties of Science and Health at the University of Copenhagen and as a priest at Skt. Johannes Church in Copenhagen. He is a lecturer on nature, religion and science, having conducted many talks in collaborations with a biologist and an expert on the theory of science. An active ornithologist and lover of nature, he will relate the works of Rie Elise Larsen to nature, religion and resurrection.
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Photo: Henrik Mee Løvgret
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16.30: Therese Glahn
Therese Glahn graduated with a degree in contemporary Dance and choreography from London contemporary Dance School, was educated as an actor in New York and had her debut on film in Thomas Vinterberg’s The Celebration. She has been awarded the Danish Arts Foundation’s working grant and has acted in many films and TV-series and toured the world with dance and theatre productions. She started working with puppetry in 2011. For the first time, she will create her own puppet for the event on the 6th of March at The Last Meal – A New Beginning.
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17.15: Tina Sakura
Author, sound healer, artist and activist Tina Sakura has written quirky and poetic novels and picture books for children for twenty years. She has won several awards for her litterary accomplishments. Last year, her first novel for adults, “Everything is the Same Song”, came out. She will do a reading of a text written for the occasion with the accompaniment of a sound installation made with her own voice.
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MARCH 20th 16.00-18.00: DIALOGUE, DANCE AND PERFORMANCE
Rythm, depth and artfullness are the words of the day when Frederikke Lett, Selene Muñoz and Martin Ilja Ryum take over the gallery.
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16.00: Frederikke Lett
Frederikke Leth is a legal counsellor, writer, journalist and creative. She has worked as a film critic and written for a plethora of magazines and newspapers. She will be putting Rie Elise Larsen’s mirror artworks into perspective with a dialogue on the myth of Narcissus.
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16.45: Selene Muñoz
Award-winning flamenco dancer and choreographer Selene Muñoz has studied at the dance academy Amor de Dios and at The Royal Conservatory of Dance in Madrid. She has performed at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, the World Expo in Shanghai, the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid, Louisiana Museum of Art, the Royal Danish Theater, The Opera House in Denmark and many other spectacular venues and won several grants and scholarships. Among her latest great achievements was the creation of the show for Queen Margrethe’s 50th anniversary of her accession to the throne. Selene Muñoz will dazzle us with a powerful dance performance centered on Rie Elise Larsen’s concept of rose wine.
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17.15: Martin Ilja Ryum
Martin Ilja Ryum is a guitarist, piantst, singer and poet. He plays in the Danish rock band Speaker Bite Me, and in 2005 he was awarded the critic’s price of Steppeulven for his solo debut Uden Garanti. He will let the exhibition come to life with a poetry reading performance.
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