
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art with Kathrine Bjerregaard
Kathrine Bjerregaard holds a Masters degree in History and Philosophy. She began her career as an education officer at the Royal Collections before joining the academic staff at The National Museum of Denmark. For the past ten years, Kathrine has traveled throughout Scandinavia and Europe with Danish groups when not giving guided walks and visits to international visitors in Copenhagen or writing on her next book. Growing up in Luxembourg and Los Angeles with her Danish family and later in Copenhagen has given Kathrine a wide horizon and an American accent. Now living in Copenhagen with her family, she has a keen eye on the local scene and an acute understanding of Danish culture, mentality and history seen from the inside and outside. Kathrine can translate ‘hygge' and tell tales from Danish history so you get it. Every tour is as individual as the group it is created for.
This conversation is suitable for all ages.
90 minutes, including a 30 minute Q&A.
Excellent overview of the museum, including why it’s named Louisiana. Enjoyed Ms Bjerregaard's discussion of the architecture and of a handful of the artists included therein. Good visuals and discussion of the site and museum. She also added good tips at the end for nearby sights to see.
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