For the Venice Biennale of Art, Elmgreen + Dragset were commissioned to jointly curate the Danish and Nordic pavilions. The Danish Pavilion, like the Nordic Pavilion, was treated with an interior intervention that transformed the space into a domestic backdrop to exhibit the artworks. The Danish Pavilion became the abandoned home of an aristocratic Danish family, where the decadent artifacts left behind comprised the collective exhibition.
For the Venice Biennale of Art, Elmgreen + Dragset were commissioned to jointly curate the Danish and Nordic pavilions. The Danish Pavilion, like the Nordic Pavilion, was treated with an interior intervention that transformed the space into a domestic backdrop to exhibit the artworks. The Danish Pavilion became the abandoned home of an aristocratic Danish family, where the decadent artifacts left behind comprised the collective exhibition.
For the Venice Biennale of Art, Elmgreen + Dragset were commissioned to jointly curate the Danish and Nordic pavilions. The Danish Pavilion, like the Nordic Pavilion, was treated with an interior intervention that transformed the space into a domestic backdrop to exhibit the artworks. The Danish Pavilion became the abandoned home of an aristocratic Danish family, where the decadent artifacts left behind comprised the collective exhibition.
For the Venice Biennale of Art, Elmgreen + Dragset were commissioned to jointly curate the Danish and Nordic pavilions. The Danish Pavilion, like the Nordic Pavilion, was treated with an interior intervention that transformed the space into a domestic backdrop to exhibit the artworks. The Danish Pavilion became the abandoned home of an aristocratic Danish family, where the decadent artifacts left behind comprised the collective exhibition.
For the Venice Biennale of Art, Elmgreen + Dragset were commissioned to jointly curate the Danish and Nordic pavilions. The Danish Pavilion, like the Nordic Pavilion, was treated with an interior intervention that transformed the space into a domestic backdrop to exhibit the artworks. The Danish Pavilion became the abandoned home of an aristocratic Danish family, where the decadent artifacts left behind comprised the collective exhibition.
For the Venice Biennale of Art, Elmgreen + Dragset were commissioned to jointly curate the Danish and Nordic pavilions. The Danish Pavilion, like the Nordic Pavilion, was treated with an interior intervention that transformed the space into a domestic backdrop to exhibit the artworks. The Danish Pavilion became the abandoned home of an aristocratic Danish family, where the decadent artifacts left behind comprised the collective exhibition.