For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Carina Zunino will read from her new book, 'At skabe kunst til offentlige rum', published by hurricane publishing. The book guides artists and those who collaborate with them, including commissioners, funders, architects, and other stakeholders involved in bringing public art to life. It addresses the unique challenges of working in public contexts, where developing an idea and giving it form, colour, and materiality becomes a complex, collaborative process.

Focusing on methods and interdisciplinary processes, the handbook provides practical insights into the many aspects of creating art for public spaces. By outlining key considerations before starting a project, it serves as an essential resource for navigating the artistic, logistical, and social dimensions of public art.

*The reading is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, hurricane publishing will present a signing of Carina Zunino's book 'At skabe kunst til offentlige rum - En fortælling, et inspirationsværk og en håndbog' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Curated Works Publishing will present a signing of Lawrence Ebelle's book 'Delte Vande' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Breadfield Press will present a signing of Kirstine Autzen's book 'How To Become an Archive' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

Join a guided tour of Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s two current exhibitions 'These Moments Will Disappear Too' and 'Canopy Collapse', and gain a special insight into the practices of the artists behind them, Larissa Sansour and Aleksandra Domanović. The tour lasts one hour, during which the guide will unfold the works and themes explored in the two exhibitions.

'In These Moments Will Disappear Too', you’ll encounter beautiful and thought-provoking video works that revolve around loss, trauma, memory, and the right to home and land. In this exhibition, Larissa Sansour invites reflection on how art can create new ways of remembering, mourning, and imagining the future.

'Canopy Collapse' presents Aleksandra Domanović’s conceptually grounded and materially conscious practice. The exhibition features a wide range of works – from sculpture and video to photography and digital media – demonstrating how the artist connects the evolution of technology with personal experiences, historical narratives, and society’s collective memory. You’ll encounter everything from genetically modified bulls and news broadcasts from the post-Yugoslav states to references to the vibrant 1990s techno rave culture.

Participation in the tour is free with paid admission, which also serves as your entrance ticket to Kunsthal Charlottenborg.

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For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Kunsthal Charlottenborg presents a conversation between artists Jytte Rex, Hannah Toticki, and Signe Høi, in dialogue with Birgitte Anderberg from the Statens Museum for Kunst.

Marking fifty years since Kvindeudstillingen XX, the discussion reflects on the exhibition’s legacy and the evolving conditions for women artists over the past five decades. Bringing together artists from different generations, the talk will explore shifting perspectives on contemporary art, feminism, and creative practice today.

*The talk is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, artist and photographer Fryd Frydendahl and graphic designer and publisher Jacob Birch from Marrow Press discuss their latest collaboration on the book Salad Days.

The conversation encompasses bookmaking, photography, and publishing in general — as well as trust in the process, and how collaboration can enhance a project when diverse perspectives and practices are combined. The talk explores how the partnership between designer, publisher, and artist can shape the process and transform the work into a shared space.

*The talk is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Breadfield Press will present a signing of Lars Dyrendom and Inuk Jørgensen's book 'People Have Always Told Stories' with the authors at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Blankt Papir Press will present a signing of Louise Bøgelund Saugmann's book 'Quiet by Nature' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, V1 SALON will present a signing of Rose Eken's book 'Shrine' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Journal will present a signing of Emil Malmborg's book 'Silent Fauna' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For the CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Karen Bro will read from her debut novel, 'Lukkefesten', wherein art plays a significant role. The work of American photographic artist Nan Goldin is woven directly into the plot, and Danish artist Jeppe Hein’s balloon installation in the Copenhagen metro is a central element in the story of a father and daughter who try to find each other through art after twenty years of separation.

*The reading is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Lene Abro will read from her poetry collection 'HELE TIDEN', published by hurricane publishing, which launches during the fair. Lene Abros’ poetic voice moves between the vulnerable and the strong, the everyday and the existential. She portrays the complexity of human life with both tenderness and strength. With an eye for the beauty and pain of existence, she explores themes such as love and loss, grief and anger, existence and the relentless passage of time.

*The reading is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, artist Gudrun Hasle and moderator Cecilie Marie Dalhoff present Gudrun Hasle: Sketchbooks, a new publication built from twenty years of the artist’s notebooks. Across its pages unfold notes, drawings, misspellings, and personal reflections that together trace how private thoughts evolve into ideas, images, and artworks.

Working across embroidery, banners, photography, and video, Gudrun Hasle’s practice draws directly from her own experiences. Diagnosed with dyslexia, she explores communication, vulnerability, and the politics of language through her works, often using deliberately misspelled embroidered text to invert the power dynamics between reader and writer. By combining personal narrative with references to feminist and craft traditions, Hasle reveals how norms around language, identity, and capability shape our sense of belonging and expression.

*The talk is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Blackbook Publications will present a signing of Ela Polkowska's book 'Splinter' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, V1 SALON will present a signing of Karen Bro's book 'Lukkefesten' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, hurricane publishing will present a signing of Lene Abro's book 'HELE TIDEN' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, artist and writer Ferdinand Ahm Krag presents 'Lake of Non-Being', published by Sidenius Studio. The book is a poetic and philosophical artist’s book that explores consciousness, perception, and the dissolution of the self.

The book moves between drawing, text, and reflection, a visual meditation on being and non-being, on the face as both mirror and mask. Rooted in Krag’s ongoing engagement with art, philosophy, and cosmology, 'Lake of Non-Being' unfolds as a stream of thought that connects the inner and the outer, the personal and the planetary. Through speculative and intuitive associations, the work examines how vision, time, and memory intertwine across geological, psychological, and cultural layer.

*The reading is in English

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Sidenius Studios will present a signing of Ferdinand Ahm Krag's book 'Lake of non-being' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, artist Marie Thams will do a performative reading of her newly launched book 'This Biopolitical Arena', published by Marrow Press. The book explores urgent contemporary issues through sound, performance, film, sculpture, and poetry, with a particular focus on the voice.

For the first time, texts from selected works are published in full, while Spine Studio’s graphic design translates the rhythm and energy of the sound pieces into visual form. Thams’ work challenges economic views of humanity, highlighting connections with others, nature, and works that engage the full emotional spect rum.

*The reading is in English.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Curated Works Publishing will present a signing of Lawrence Ebelle's book 'Beyond the Window Sill' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, author and professor emeritus Ditlev Tamm and artist Alexander Tovborg present their new illustrated retelling of Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy. In this collaboration, Tamm reimagines Dante’s journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise in vivid, contemporary language, abandoning the original verse form to bring the story closer to a modern readership.

The book unfolds as a dynamic dialogue between word and image, featuring 92 etchings by Alexander Tovborg, printed and published by BORCH Editions, accompanied by Tamm’s reflections on both Dante’s enduring vision and Tovborg’s visual interpretations.

*The talk is in Danish.

Join a guided tour of Kunsthal Charlottenborg’s two current exhibitions 'These Moments Will Disappear Too' and 'Canopy Collapse', and gain a special insight into the practices of the artists behind them, Larissa Sansour and Aleksandra Domanović. The tour lasts one hour, during which the guide will unfold the works and themes explored in the two exhibitions.

'In These Moments Will Disappear Too', you’ll encounter beautiful and thought-provoking video works that revolve around loss, trauma, memory, and the right to home and land. In this exhibition, Larissa Sansour invites reflection on how art can create new ways of remembering, mourning, and imagining the future.

'Canopy Collapse' presents Aleksandra Domanović’s conceptually grounded and materially conscious practice. The exhibition features a wide range of works – from sculpture and video to photography and digital media – demonstrating how the artist connects the evolution of technology with personal experiences, historical narratives, and society’s collective memory. You’ll encounter everything from genetically modified bulls and news broadcasts from the post-Yugoslav states to references to the vibrant 1990s techno rave culture.

Participation in the tour is free with paid admission, which also serves as your entrance ticket to Kunsthal Charlottenborg.

Book your tickets

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Julie Sass will do a reading of her new artist book 'Kom vi bliver til noget andet', published by hurricane publishing. In the book, everything merges together, where 43 texts are handwritten in ink on thin, translucent paper. Each text is accompanied by an image, visual moods expressed through abstract forms. What do we say to one another on the phone, by text, on the bus? Fragmented sentences weave gently in and out of each other, connecting into an open, intimate, and wild narrative.

*The reading is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Blankt Papir Press will present a signing of Birgitte Munk's book 'The Tent' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, hurricane publishing will present a signing of Julie Sass' book 'Kom vi bliver til noget andet' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, hurricane publishing will present a signing of Vibe Bredahl's book 'En billedkunstners økologiske tanker' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, BORCH Editions will present a signing of Alexander Tovborg and Ditlev Tamm's book 'Den guddommelige komedie' with the authors at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Journal will present a signing of Magnus Cederlund's two books 'Skin Close' and 'Intim' with the author at their table in Festsalen.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, artist Tal R, designer Claus Due, and publisher Lærke Rydal Jørgensen meet for a conversation about the role and resonance of art books today. The talk explores the differences and overlaps between the artist’s book and the institutional art publication, from the personal, experimental practice of making books as artworks to the editorial and design processes behind museum and gallery publications.

Through their shared experiences, the speakers reflect on how art in print can take many forms: as a site of artistic expression, a means of mediation, and a record of exhibitions and artistic practice. Together, they discuss the intentions, challenges, and possibilities that arise when artists, designers, and institutions each approach the printed page in their own way.

*The talk is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Forening for Boghaandværk presents a conversation with the designers and editors behind this year’s award-winning books, offering insight into the creative processes, material choices, and collaborations that shape their work.

Participating are Cecilie Høgsbro, Head of Publishing at Statens Museum for Kunst (Alberto Giacometti: Hvad øjet ser, Gold, SMK Forlag); Laura Silke, graphic designer at Stanza (Viscose Journal Vol. 06: TEXT, Silver, self-published); and Jacob Haagen Birch, founder and graphic designer at Spine Studio (Inuuteq Storch – Rise of the Sunken Sun, Bronze, Strandberg Publishing). The discussion explores the book as a cultural and creative medium — where content, design, and craftsmanship intertwine.

*The talk is in Danish.

For CHART Book & Print Fair 2025, Jóhan Martin Christiansen, Ole Morten Nygård, Johan Zimsen Kristiansen will do a reading of their book 'Imellem mænd' ('Between Men') tracing over four decades of male homosexuality in Danish art. From the political art of the 1970s and the impact of the AIDS epidemic to contemporary explorations of queerness, desire, and the body, this richly illustrated book brings together historical key texts alongside new contributions.

Featuring works by a diverse range of artists, Imellem mænd expands the conversation to include Greenlandic, Faroese, Scandinavian, and international perspectives. It offers new sketches for a bold and intimate chapter in art history, where both tensions and communities emerge as gay art is set in relation to the surrounding society.

*The reading is in Danish.