Remember My Name is a sensory exhibition by the contemporary artist HuskMitNavn, inviting both children and adults to experience art in a more playful and physical way. Here, the usual museum rules are turned upside down, allowing visitors to move through gilded frames, step into a Jackson Pollock drip painting, climb a Piet Mondrian installation, and put on fly wings to scale a giant piece of poop.
HuskMitNavn is known as a major innovator in Danish street art, recognized for his characteristic black lines, bright colors, and humorous figures. In this exhibition, he explores themes such as love, friendship, growing up, and parenthood, while questioning who really decides how art should be experienced. The exhibition is shown at Kunstmuseum Brandts. Admission: 40 kr plus paid entrance.
