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NB: THE GALLERY IN DENMARK IS CLOSED FROM DEC. 21 - JAN 5

Jens Galschiøt is a Danish artist whose expression ranges from figurines to giant politically charged sculptures.
He creates international events to wreak the current imbalance in the world from Hong Kong and Mexico to Europe and the United States.

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2025

6. Jan. - 10. Jan.

27. Jan. - 31. Jan.

17. Feb. - 21. Feb.

10. Mar. - 14. Mar.

31. Mar. - 4. Apr.

21. Apr. - 25. Apr.

12. May. - 16. May.

9. Jun. - 13. Jun.

18. Aug. - 22. Aug.

8. Sep. - 12. Sep.

29. Sep. - 3. Oct.

20. Oct. - 24. Oct.

10. Nov. - 14. Nov.

24. Nov. - 28. Nov.

Bronze casting course

News from Galschiøt

COP29 - AZERBAIJAN 'Double Standard'

Sculpture exhibition inside the UN Climate Conference, in cooperation with CARE. Exhibition with 3 portable sculpture renamed "Double Standard" for the occasion.

Solar cells at Gallery Galschiøt

We have mounted 1,400m2 solar cells on the roofs of Gallery Galschiøt. It produces 200,000 kilo watt (kW) electricity. This saves the planet from around 120 ton CO2 every year.

EU Exhibits the Pillar of Shame

March 18-21, 2024, Bruxelles.
Exhibition with the iconic sculpture, banned art from Hong Kong and debates inside the parliament. Hosted by MEP Kira Marie Peter-Hansen

Explore Galschiøts universe

Use the digital map below to click around and see where Galschiøt have, and still are, exhibiting his sculptures all around the world.

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NB: THE GALLERY IN DENMARK IS CLOSED FROM DEC. 21 - JAN 5

Jens Galschiøt is a Danish artist whose expression ranges from figurines to giant politically charged sculptures.He creates international events to wreak the current imbalance in the world from Hong Kong and Mexico to Europe and the United States.

News from Galschiøt

Explore Galschiøts universe

Walk through Gallery Galschiøt in Street View

Jens Galschiøt is a Danish artist whose expression ranges from figurines to giant politically charged sculptures.
He creates international events to wreak the current imbalance in the world from Hong Kong and Mexico to Europe and the United States.