MORE THAN A YEAR AGO, KUNSTEN INVITED STINE GOYA TO EXPLORE THEIR COLLECTION OF NEARLY 4.000 ARTWORKS WITH THE IDEA OF CO-CREATING AN IMMERSE ART EXPERIENCE. SINCE THAT FIRST CONTACT, STINE AND KUNSTEN HAVE BEEN WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A TRULY POETIC AND SENSORY EXPERIENCE, TAKING A NEW APPROACH TO WHAT ART MEANS TO STINE. UNDER THE TITLE 'IF YOU SEE WHAT I SEE', VISITORS CAN SEE A SELECTION OF ARTWORKS THAT TOUCH ON THEMES SUCH AS MOTHERHOOD, SEARCHING, DEATH, LONGING, LONELINESS AND HOPE.
THE EXHIBITION IS OPEN FROM NOVEMBER 2024 UNTIL JUNE 2025 IN KUNSTEN MUSEUM OF MODERN ART AALBORG IN DENMARK.
“Separation is a basic existential condition, and a recurrent, hugely significant theme in my life. As a mother, daughter and partner. Separation is inevitable and necessary. It creates life, identity, diversity and nuances. Separation is not only the start of something new, but also a conclusion. So, it is also associated with grief and longing, when someone or something we are close to disappears. When people separate, communities break down, and when presence and important moments cease. In those cases, I am always moved – overwhelmed by a sense of loss for what was,”
- STINE GOYA
Photography by Andreas Bach
Image 1 - Works by: Lene Adler Petersen, The Jar as a Mode of Transportation (I), 1987-90. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Anette Harboe Flensburg, Untitled (Mask), 1997. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Image 2 – Works by: Yarema Malashcuk & Roman Khimei, You Shouldn't Have to See This,
2024. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg
Sonja Ferlov Mancoba, Solidarity, 1968. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Geoffrey Hendricks, Sky to the West, 1983. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Tove Storch, Untitled (blue/blue#1), Untitled
(blue/blue#2), Untitled (blue/blue#4), Untitled (blue/blue#5), 2011.
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk
Marianne Hesselbjerg, Before/After, 1991. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Image 3 – Works by: Collection of busts: Asger Jorn, Erik Thommesen, J. F. Willumsen, Oliva Holm-Møller, Jørgen
Haugen Sørensen etc. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Image 4 – Works by: Sophia Kalkau, Off White/Solen er hvid, 2014. Kunsten Museum of Modern
Art
Sophia Kalkau, Blow an Egg, 2019. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Inge Finsen Kofoed, Mother and Child, 1935. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Image 5 – Works by: Julius Paulsen, Eve, 1886. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Image 6 – Works by: Geoffrey Hendricks, Sky to the East, 1983. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Lucio Fontana, Concetto Spaziale Natura, 1965-67. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Image 7 – Works by: Agostino Bonalumi, Desio/Desire, 1965. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Sigurjón Ólafsson, Man and Woman, 1939. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Robert Jacobsen, Day and Night (Mythical creature), 1942. Kunsten Museum
of Modern Art
Mamma Andersson, Flicka och Hjort, 2022. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Benedicte Bjerre, Nearly Newborn, 2023. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Erik Thommesen, Man and Woman, 1955. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Wilhelm Freddie, Sphinx, 1947. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Kirsten Justesen, SHE USED TO DANCE ON LEFT ICEBERGS, 1980. Kunsten Museum of
Modern Art
Image 8 – Works by: Geoffrey Hendricks, Sky to the West, 1983. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Tove Storch, Untitled (blue/blue#1), Untitled (blue/blue#2), Untitled
(blue/blue#4), Untitled (blue/blue#5), 2011. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebæk
Image 9 – Works by: Marie-Jo Lafontaine, We are all shadows, 1992. Kunsten Museum of Modern
Art
Sonja Ferlov Mancoba, Solidarity, 1968. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Sven Dalsgaard, Lars who doesn’t want to see (from Randers) & Inger (from
Randers), 1963
Horst Antes, Kopf, 1968. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Kirsten Christensen, Self-portrait, 1987. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Ejler Bille, Mask, 1938. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Amalie Smith, Of their peculiar light, 2018. Kunsten Museum of Modern
Art
Image 10 – Works by: Yarema Malashcuk & Roman Khimei, You Shouldn't Have to See This, 2024. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art
Harald Giersing, Sleeping Girl in Blue Dress, 1926. Kunsten Museum of Modern Art