Curious about the artists shaping the future of Nordic contemporary art? Curatorial Notes presents a series of short, critically engaged introductions to artists participating in this year's CHART Talks Programme, written by leading art directors, curators and writers. Rather than offering career overviews or market perspectives, these preview essays explore the ideas, practices, and questions driving each artist's work.

What drives the next generation of art collectors? In this series, we explore how NextGen collectors are reshaping the landscape of collecting through instinct, access, relationships, and lived experience - from their first encounters with art to the values that shape what, how, and why they collect today.

One of the best ways to experience public art is on foot, bike or by public transport. Through our series of Art Tours, we guide you across Copenhagen on Running Tours and by the Metro, exploring how inspiring artworks are transforming streets, parks, and waterfronts into vibrant cultural landscapes.

In this new Q&A series, we sit down with experienced and passionate art collectors who share stories from their own collecting journeys, and offer advice to those who are just getting started.

In this new series of Q&A interviews, artists, writers and curators are brought together to look at ideas reshaping the Nordic art scene today.

In a new series of Q&As exploring different approaches to collecting art, we ask experts from across the Nordics about what it means to collect art for a private collection, a company, a museum, a public institution, and an archive, among other frameworks.

In recent years the Nordic art scene has seen a swathe of new figures rising to the forefront of the conversations surrounding contemporary art. These artists are championing new causes and presenting unfamiliar aesthetic viewpoints using innovative tools and techniques. In this series of articles published via the CHART Journal, writers and curators in the region consider some of the most exciting emerging artists working today.