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User Reviews
Ирина (13 months ago)
Seks fredage om året inviterer vi til SMK Fridays fra kl. 16.00-22.00. SMK Fridays er gratis og åbent for alle. It's amazing to be here! Not enough minutes, let alone 6 hours on a Friday! It would be self-pitying to be in Copenhagen and not be here!!! But there is always a possibility to do the right thing: you can endlessly come to the museum and each time marvel at the amazing gift of man, to capture for centuries of history, people, details of everyday life and life over the centuries. And you no longer see the painting in front of you: you are part of the event. You almost feel a connection with the hero of the portrait and do not want to look away: they want to ask you something, or just say something, or ask you to stay a little longer, so that you are not lonely - so realistic! You can hear the breath of the wind and the fluttering of the leaves on the landscape paintings.... Marble is also inexplicable: marble sculptures are also an example of what man can do, just dare! But unfortunately, not everything in the museum that is modern will become eternal....
Seks fredage om året inviterer vi til SMK Fridays fra kl. 16.00-22.00. SMK Fridays er gratis og åbent for alle. It's amazing to be here! Not enough minutes, let alone 6 hours on a Friday! It would be self-pitying to be in Copenhagen and not be here!!! But there is always a possibility to do the right thing: you can endlessly come to the museum and each time marvel at the amazing gift of man, to capture for centuries of history, people, details of everyday life and life over the centuries. And you no longer see the painting in front of you: you are part of the event. You almost feel a connection with the hero of the portrait and do not want to look away: they want to ask you something, or just say something, or ask you to stay a little longer, so that you are not lonely - so realistic! You can hear the breath of the wind and the fluttering of the leaves on the landscape paintings.... Marble is also inexplicable: marble sculptures are also an example of what man can do, just dare! But unfortunately, not everything in the museum that is modern will become eternal....
JeanClaude Branch (13 months ago)
Absolutely superb. I’ve been to a few of the mega museums of the world and in my ignorance I didn’t know about SMK. A combination . Of danish modern and older art but in a lovely building with a beautiful indoor sculpture garden. On an often rainy day in Copenhagen. This is a superb place to go
Absolutely superb. I’ve been to a few of the mega museums of the world and in my ignorance I didn’t know about SMK. A combination . Of danish modern and older art but in a lovely building with a beautiful indoor sculpture garden. On an often rainy day in Copenhagen. This is a superb place to go
copernicus (copernicus.at) (16 months ago)
Embarking on a journey through the "Statens Museum for Kunst," I immersed myself for several hours in its diverse tapestry of artistic offerings. The museum, undeniably captivating, led me through a curated collection predominantly showcasing classics, with a pronounced emphasis on Renaissance art and pieces that delve into Christian faith. While these exhibits carried a historical allure, my enthusiasm waned when confronted with the current exhibitions, which seemed to lack the same vibrancy. A notable exception came in the form of an exhibition highlighting Danish and Scandinavian art from the 18th and 19th centuries. This particular showcase provided a captivating exploration of the cultural and artistic heritage of the region, offering a refreshing departure from the more conventional themes prevalent in other parts of the museum. However, as I ventured into the realm of modern Danish art, a certain sense of disappointment lingered. For those with an avant-garde and open imagination, the contemporary offerings might be perceived as somewhat lacking, failing to meet the expectations set by the historical masterpieces. Despite this, the museum itself, housed within a beautiful building exuding a distinct Danish flavor, stands as a testament to the rich cultural history of the region. In conclusion, the "Statens Museum for Kunst" unfolds as a diverse tapestry of artistic treasures, oscillating between classical masterpieces and more niche exhibits. The subjective nature of artistic taste dictates whether the museum becomes a source of delight or slight disappointment, depending on individual preferences. I encourage fellow art enthusiasts to visit and form their own judgments, appreciating the unique charm and varied offerings that this cultural institution has to offer. Adding to the allure is a charming coffee place nestled within the museum's confines. This inviting space offers more than just a caffeine fix; it provides an opportunity to pause, reflect, and recharge amid the artistic journey. Whether seeking a moment of respite or engaging in conversations over a cup of coffee, this addition enhances the overall ambiance of the museum visit, making it a more holistic and enjoyable experience for discerning patrons.
Embarking on a journey through the "Statens Museum for Kunst," I immersed myself for several hours in its diverse tapestry of artistic offerings. The museum, undeniably captivating, led me through a curated collection predominantly showcasing classics, with a pronounced emphasis on Renaissance art and pieces that delve into Christian faith. While these exhibits carried a historical allure, my enthusiasm waned when confronted with the current exhibitions, which seemed to lack the same vibrancy. A notable exception came in the form of an exhibition highlighting Danish and Scandinavian art from the 18th and 19th centuries. This particular showcase provided a captivating exploration of the cultural and artistic heritage of the region, offering a refreshing departure from the more conventional themes prevalent in other parts of the museum. However, as I ventured into the realm of modern Danish art, a certain sense of disappointment lingered. For those with an avant-garde and open imagination, the contemporary offerings might be perceived as somewhat lacking, failing to meet the expectations set by the historical masterpieces. Despite this, the museum itself, housed within a beautiful building exuding a distinct Danish flavor, stands as a testament to the rich cultural history of the region. In conclusion, the "Statens Museum for Kunst" unfolds as a diverse tapestry of artistic treasures, oscillating between classical masterpieces and more niche exhibits. The subjective nature of artistic taste dictates whether the museum becomes a source of delight or slight disappointment, depending on individual preferences. I encourage fellow art enthusiasts to visit and form their own judgments, appreciating the unique charm and varied offerings that this cultural institution has to offer. Adding to the allure is a charming coffee place nestled within the museum's confines. This inviting space offers more than just a caffeine fix; it provides an opportunity to pause, reflect, and recharge amid the artistic journey. Whether seeking a moment of respite or engaging in conversations over a cup of coffee, this addition enhances the overall ambiance of the museum visit, making it a more holistic and enjoyable experience for discerning patrons.
Katerina K (2 years ago)
Too small French art exhibition, only Matisse, Braque, Modigliani several artworks. Dutch and Nordic art is much bigger, you can spend here more than 2 hours. Great cafe place with excellent filter coffee and good rye bread and cheese
Too small French art exhibition, only Matisse, Braque, Modigliani several artworks. Dutch and Nordic art is much bigger, you can spend here more than 2 hours. Great cafe place with excellent filter coffee and good rye bread and cheese
F DB (2 years ago)
Loved it. Great art museum on the northern central part of town. Ticket was around 16euros, i went on a Wed after 17, the place was basically empty which was great to see the exhibition in peace. While there, they also hosted a concert which was very nice and well attended. Lockers on lower ground floor, no coins needed. Lift to go up and down the different floors. Old and modern art.
Loved it. Great art museum on the northern central part of town. Ticket was around 16euros, i went on a Wed after 17, the place was basically empty which was great to see the exhibition in peace. While there, they also hosted a concert which was very nice and well attended. Lockers on lower ground floor, no coins needed. Lift to go up and down the different floors. Old and modern art.
