CHART

27/02/2026

First galleries announced 💥 We are delighted to share a preliminary list of exhibitors who will be participating in the art fair at CHART 2026 (27-30 August).

Head over to the Exhibitor Pages on the CHART website to find out more about the leading galleries from across the Nordics who will be joining us at Charlottenborg later this summer.

Alice Folker Gallery (DK); Andersen’s Contemporary (DK); Andréhn-Schiptjenko (SE/FR); Annika Nuttall Gallery (DK); Arnstedt Östra Karup (SE); BERG Contemporary (IS); BORCH Editions (DK); CFHILL (SE); Dorothée Nilsson Gallery (DE); Galerie Anhava (FI); Galerie Forsblom (FI); Galerie Nordenhake (SE/DE/MX); Galleri Bo Bjerggaard (DK); Galleri Magnus Karlsson (SE); Galleri Nicolai Wallner (DK); Galleri Riis (NO); Galleri Susanne Ottesen (DK); Gallery Gudmundsdottir (DE); Gallery Steinsland Berliner (SE); Helsinki Contemporary (FI); i8 Gallery (IS); Isaak Fangel (DK); ISCA Gallery (NO); Lagune Ouest (DK); Martin Asbæk Gallery (DK); Matteo Cantarella (DK); NEVVEN (SE); Northing Space (NO); palace enterprise (DK); Persons Projects (DE); SPECTA (DK); V1 Gallery (DK); von Bartha (DK/CH); Wilson Saplana Gallery (DK); Þula (IS).

As we prepare for the next edition of the leading Nordic art fair, we are excited to announce a preliminary list of participating galleries: Alice Folker…

19/02/2026

📣 CHART 2026 save the date! Join us as we gather art collectors, art professionals and art enthusiasts alike for the next edition of CHART. Taking place from 27–30 August 2026, with a VIP preview on 27 August, CHART returns to Kunsthal Charlottenborg to celebrate the best of contemporary art in the region 💙

Featuring presentations by leading galleries from across the Nordic countries, CHART 2026 presents a comprehensive look at both the diversity of practices as well as the shared threads that define contemporary art in the region today.

The Public Programme at CHART 2026 will once again present a wide selection of talks, performances, music, screenings and off-site projects. Expanding beyond Charlottenborg into the surrounding public space, a key ambition of CHART is to bring art into the city and to meet audiences where they already are.

CHART Public frames our public programme with a total installation in the historic courtyards at Charlottenborg. In spring 2026, we will invite artists, designers, architects and scenographers to submit ambitious proposals for structures that merge artistic expression with spaces for gathering and social interaction.

For now, mark your calendars and get ready to join us at Charlottenborg for an unforgettable and inspiring week.

https://chartartfair.com/journal/news/chart-2026-save-the-date

16/01/2026

Interested to expand your network in the art world? Find out more about internships at CHART 2026 🧑🏻‍💻✨

We are looking for wonderful people to join our growing VIP, Communications and Programming teams from next month. We imagine you starting in February and staying on-board until September to get the full experience of CHART (27-30 August)

If you are currently studying in full-time education and have a background in art history, communications, graphic design, visual culture, creative business management, entrepreneurship, event planning, hospitality or a related field, we want to hear from you!

Deadline Sunday 18 January but apply ASAP as we hire on a regular basis. Find the full internships listing via the CHART website:

We are looking for interns to join our team for CHART 2026! Internship Period We imagine you starting in February 2026 and staying onboard until…

05/11/2025

The CHART 2025 Aftermovie is here! Re-live this year’s edition of the leading Nordic art fair, as well as the public programme, CHART Public and CHART in Tivoli 🙌❤️

From 28–31 August we were delighted to welcome 25.000 visitors to Charlottenborg to experience high quality curated presentations by 36 leading Nordic galleries as well as talks, performances, screenings, live music, special projects, CHART Public and Start Collecting with CHART.

Thank you to all of the organisations whose collaboration and generosity made CHART 2025 possible:

Key Partner:
UBS

Partners & Collaborators:
Tivoli; HAY; Metroen; EY; HIZKIA; Nørrebro Bryghus; 66North; Diageo ; The Macallan; Nohrlund; LOEWE Foundation; Studio C

Contributors to Public Programme:
Kulturministeriet; Københavns Kommune; Det Obelske Familiefond; Augustinus Fonden; Beckett Fonden; Ny Carlsbergfondet; William Demant Fonden; Knud Højgaards Fond; Aage og Johanne Louis-Hansens Fond; Statens Kunstfond; Hartmann Fonden; Politiken Fonden; Konsul George Jorcks og hustru Emma Jorck’s Fond; Arne V. Schleschs Fond; The Finnish Cultural Institute in Denmark

30/10/2025

The last day for submissions for the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize is today, October 30!

For CHART 2025, we have been delighted to partner with the LOEWE FOUNDATION. Their annual Craft Prize is now accepting submissions from artists of all ages (over 18) and nationalities.

Selected finalists will be invited to participate in an exhibition and accompanying catalogue in Singapore in Spring 2026. One winner will collect a prize of €50.000, whilst 2 special mentions will each receive €5.000.

An expert panel composed of artists, essayists and curators will consider all submitted works in order to select a shortlist of up to 30 submissions for the 2026 Prize. In 2025, 4.600 submissions were received from 133 countries and regions across the globe.

The LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize seeks to acknowledge and support international artisans whose work reinterprets existing knowledge and makes it relevant for today, whilst simultaneously reflecting its maker’s personal language and distinct hand. The Craft Prize is a showcase of the evolving contribution of craft to the culture of our times.

Find out more about the and apply now via loewecraftprize.com:

https://craftprize.loewe.com/en/craftprize2026

29/10/2025

For CHART 2025 we have been delighted to partner with the LOEWE FOUNDATION. Their annual Craft Prize is now accepting submissions from artists from all over the world until 30 October!

Anyone over 18 years of age, working in a craft-based profession is welcome to apply. Selected finalists will be invited to participate in an exhibition and accompanying catalogue in Singapore in Spring 2026. One winner will collect a prize of €50.000, whilst 2 special mentions will each receive €5.000.

An expert panel composed of artists, essayists and curators will consider all submitted works in order to select a shortlist of up to 30 submissions for the 2026 Prize. In 2025, 4.600 submissions were received from 133 countries and regions across the globe.

The LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize seeks to acknowledge and support international artisans whose work reinterprets existing knowledge and makes it relevant for today, whilst simultaneously reflecting its maker’s personal language and distinct hand. The Craft Prize is a showcase of the evolving contribution of craft to the culture of our times.

Find out more about the and apply now via loewecraftprize.com

https://craftprize.loewe.com/en/craftprize2026