Open today 10-18

Opening of the Family Exhibition “Gizmos and Thingamabobs”

Date
27.01.2024
Time
10:00 - 14:00
Location
The Library Hall
Price
Incl. in entry fee

Opening of the Family Exhibition “Gizmos and Thingamabobs”

Join the opening of artist Lærke Bang Barfod’s family exhibition at the Library Hall.

A mysterious, purple world has emerged in the Library Hall. With purple grass, striped stones, and soft, fuzzy tree trunks. In this realm live peculiar thingamabobs, whose true nature is a mystery. 

”Gizmos and Thingamabobs” is a humorous, playful, and colorful exhibition created by artist Lærke Bang Barfod. Here, children and their adults are invited into an abstract world of shapes, colors, textures, sounds, and movement where it is perfectly okay to interact with the art – to play, feel, try on and experiment!

Detail from the exhibition.

Opening for the Whole Family

Take your family by the hand and come join the opening of the exhibition on January 27th!

See if you can spot the dancing Doodads as the lovable, peculiar creatures who inhabit the strange, purple world will dance with all the Gizmos and Thingamabobs in the exhibition.

Drinks and snacks will be served to the first guests.

About the Artist

Artist Lærke Bang Barfod works at the intersection of costume and accessory design, scenography, and installation. She draws inspiration particularly from the world of children, her own childhood memories, and nature as an endless source of inspiration for colors, shapes, textures, and compositions.

She creates multi-sensory works primarily in fabric, yarn, foam, and metal, with a background as a clothing craftsman, accessory, and costume designer. This is also evident in the exhibition, where you can experience various imaginative accessories such as gloves, necklaces, and socks.

Other Contributors

Compositions of sounds and music in the exhibition William Kjeldsberg
Dancer Fie Dam Mygind
Dancer Marlene Bonnesen
Choreographer Ida Cathrin Utvik
Production Assistant Alberte Hummelshøj Andersen 
Costume Productions Assistant Frida Bang Barfod

The exhibition is generously supported by Statens Kunstfond, Beckett-fonden, Statens Værksteder for Kunst and Den Ingwersenske Fond.

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