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Love, Lust and Freedom

Group exhibition · Kunstmuseum Brandts, Odense, Denmark · 2024–25

Work from Come Get Your Honey, including Emrah’s Kitchen, 2019 and Keil Li at Patricia’s Lap, 2020, hung across two walls. It was shown alongside Nan Goldin, Robert Mapplethorpe, Wolfgang Tillmans, Sven Marquardt, Christer Strömholm, Florian Hetz and George Nebieridze.

Curated by Marianne Ager, who also wrote one of the essays in the book.

Installation view: a cluster of framed photographs from Come Get Your Honey hung on a white gallery wall.
Photo: David Stjernholm / @david_stjernholm
Installation view: a wide wall of framed photographs hung in a loose grid.
Photo: David Stjernholm / @david_stjernholm
Installation view: the entrance to Love, Lust and Freedom, the exhibition title painted on the wall beyond an archway.
Photo: David Stjernholm / @david_stjernholm
Installation view: two walls of framed photographs meeting at a corner of the gallery.
Photo: David Stjernholm / @david_stjernholm

LogoKunstmuseum Brandts →

Kunstmuseum Brandts is an art museum on five floors of Brandts Klædefabrik, a cloth factory in the centre of Odense, Denmark, established in 1869 and closed at the end of 1977 after 108 years of production. Kunsthallen Brandts Klædefabrik and the Museet for Fotokunst moved into the factory in January 1987, and in July 2013 Kunsthallen Brandts, Museet for Fotokunst and Fyns Kunstmuseum merged into one museum.

It brings 250 years of art history under one roof and shows classical, modern and contemporary art. The collection holds more than 17,000 works, among them more than 10,000 photographs, with artists such as Diane Arbus, Sophie Calle, William Eggleston, Sally Mann, Irving Penn and Wolfgang Tillmans; each year the museum acquires work with a focus on young Danish art and international photography. A state-recognised, self-governing institution, it is supported by the Municipality of Odense, the Danish state and the region.

For curators considering a future presentation, exhibiting Come Get Your Honey covers available works, installation views and enquiries.

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