Copenhagen Insider Julie Quottrup Silbermann’s tip # 5:

In Frederiksberg Garden underground await a magical journey and spectacular project by Argentina artist Tomás Saraceno can be seen. Once a water reservoir and now a space for contemporary art. Saraceno’s spectacular exhibition can only be experienced by boat, that you row on your own

The countryside is the place to be. Inspired by the legendary Black Mountain College, Johan Ahlkvist, Hedda Bauer and Charlotta Öberg work together on an old dairy farm in Visseltofta , Sweden.

This is the summer art lovers took to the great outdoors. And is there a better place to experience contemporary art? At the sculpture park Wanås Konst in Sweden, Kimsooja’s solo exhibition Sowing Into Painting, makes you follow flax, used in the painter’s canvas and paint, on a journey through textile craft on different continents, a planted flax field that bloomed, ripened and is harvested, to the Laundry Field of 100 vintage, white, decorated bed sheets strung up between the majestic beech trees in the sculpture park.

Copenhagen Insider Julie Quottrup Silbermann’s tip # 3:

A multidisciplinary design, art and flower studio in St. Kongensgade. They develop flowers and plants along with objects and vases - you feel the celebration of craftsmanship and the interesting clash between raw materials and the softness of flowers. Tableau also functions as an art gallery with changing curated exhibitions with artists that express the same innovative vision.

Copenhagen Insider Julie Quottrup Silbermann’s tip # 2:

Kinraden is created out of passion for style based on sustainable and respectful interactions. The handcrafted jewelry is made out of pre-used gold and sterling silver and some with the brands signature Mpingo diamond.