The gallery is proud to announce that Charlotte Brüel has been awarded an honorary grant from Arthur Köpcke’s Memorial Fund. The grant recognizes her poetic and hybrid artistic experiments, as well as her lifelong commitment to cultivating a quiet, reflective artistic space for thoughtful creation.
Brüel has long explored artistic crossovers, from her early sculpturally shaped paintings in the late 1960s to her innovative Sindstrampoliner works of the late 1980s and early 1990s, which invite viewers into a dynamic, spatial dialogue. Her more recent Invisible Sculptures, delicate acrylic installations containing carefully placed found objects, continue this exploration of sensory and spiritual perception.
Described as a foundational researcher in visual arts, Brüel has also championed the rights of artists to experiment and maintain creative independence, both politically and through organizational efforts. The board honors her enduring contribution to artistic practice and the promotion of openness to chance and the unknown in contemporary art.
Board of Arthur Köpcke’s Memorial Fund: Andreas Albrectsen, Birgitte Anderberg, Pia Rönicke, Poul Flemming Hansen
