This show explores the work and history of 24 Nordic female artists who achieved success between 1870 and 1910, then were quietly forgotten. All the artists left their Nordic home countries to pursue their ambitions in countries like Germany, Italy, France, and Greece, forging unusual international networks.

With AI and a wealth of new ways to manipulate photographs and visual imagery, photography exists in a time of breakthroughs and disruption. This exhibition explores how we use photography as a way to examine the world around us and how photographers for the past 70 years have challenged our perceptions and the meaning of objectivity.

This is an all-encompassing installation that mixes film, animation, music, graphics, etc. Spectator are completely absorbed in a large, pulsating, symphonic visual drama.

This exhibition is a conceptual meeting between two 20th-century greats who also encountered one another in real life. Work by Alberto Giacometti, part of the museum's permanent collection, is joined by Louise Bourgeois' iconic "Spider Couple," one of the sculptures indelibly associated with her name.

Featuring contemporary artists Douglas Gordon, Angelica Mesiti, Roni Horn, and Søren Thilo Funder alongside work by Danish and European masters, this show broadens our understanding of the eternal fascination with sky gazing, from the observational to the abstract.

This is an expansive exhibition, merging myths, history, and the present to explore three main themes: the ocean between art and science, the sublime and mythological ocean, and the anthropocene ocean. Spanning both historic and contemporary artists, the show includes Caspar David Friedrich, Nina Beier, Georgia O’Keeffe, Georgia O’Keeffe, Wolfgang Tillmans, and August Strindberg, among many others.

Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Akhenaton, and Nefertiti are just a selection of the legendary ancient Egyptians visitors can meet in the Egyptian collection. The exhibition contains more than 300 works made over a 3,000-year period. See both the development of Egyptian art and major works from each period, from monumental sculptures and architecture to the world of the many Egyptian gods, the hieroglyphs, and of course, mummies.