News, current and upcoming
2025 Thank You for Coming
Hot Pot Republic, Vesterbrogade 146, Copenhagen
Curated by Another Public and organised in collaboration with restaurant owner Fanshuang Kong
March 2025, performance dates tbc.
2025 HOMAGE TO OLDER WOMEN
Public space, Copenhagen
Group exhibition on billboards
March 3rd– 16th, 2025
The Franciska Clausen Medal
On March 14 Molly Haslund received the Franciska Clausen Medal for Infinite [Uendelig]. The medal is awarded for a single work of outstanding artistic quality within the liberal or fine arts. Read the motivation on the Academy Council's website:
https://akademiraadet.dk/franciska-clausen-medaljen-2024/
Read about all of this year's 15 medal recipients here:
https://akademiraadet.dk/akademiets-medaljemodtagere-2024/
Thank you for the medal!
Flower Drop. Introducing Molly Haslund
Monograph by RSS Press
303 pages, four essays, richly illustrated, English language
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SMK National Gallery of Denmark (Copenhagen)
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O–Overgaden (Copenhagen, Denmark)
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Wanås Konst Sculpture Park (Sweden)
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Beam Editions (UK)
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RSS Press
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Infinite 2023 First There Is a Mountain, Wadden Tide
Uendelig [Infinite] was performed for the first time by Molly Haslund and her co-performer Oliver Maarup at the opening of First There Is a Mountain Wadden Tide 2023 on August 31st. They repeated Uendelig on September the 10th, 17th, 24th, and on October 1st - all dates 2pm at the beach by Blåvandshuk, Denmark Each performance was accompanied by people who came to walk together. After Molly Haslund and Oliver Maarup marked the 100 metre long and 40 metre wide infinity sign on the beach, everyone who had been watching from the dunes was invited down to the beach to walk around and around the "infinity path" for as long or short a time as they wished.
Flower Drop. Introducing Molly Haslund (monograph)
Flower Drop. Introducing Molly Haslund offers an unprecedented overview of the practice of one of Denmark’s leading contemporary artists. The book presents a selection of Haslund’s work produced over the last two decades, tracking the development of her signature conceptual and material approach to both the extraordinary and the everyday.
