Welcome to the Danish Art Workshops
The Danish Art Workshops (SVFK) is an institution under the Danish Ministry of Culture, whose purpose it is to provide working facilities for particularly demanding art works.
At the SVFK it is possible for artists to do work in large formats, which their own studios or equipment cannot facilitate. Artists, designers, craftspeople, and restorers can work here on projects in art and design at the highest level.

What's on
parallel
21 March – 27 April 2025
In the graphic print series parallel, Pedro Boese follows the idea of interpreting a printed work as an object, as a unity of motive, paper and frame. He explores the relationship between the print’s visual space, the space around it and the space between each individual work. What drives him the most, is the potential of colour, its different qualities and its ability to change with interaction.
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Latest news from the workshops and projects within Fine Arts, Design and Crafts.
Projects
We encourage you to search information about specific artistic techniques and materials in current and former projects within the fields of visual arts and crafts, design, and preservation. In this database we feature the artistic working process rather than the outcome in order to focus on the services we provide.
Marie-Louise Andersson: Daucus Tanacetum Repens
Lydskulpturerne Daucus Tanacetum Repens er et permanent værk, under udarbejdelse for Bygningsstyrelsen til Aalborg Universitet. Værket er udviklet stedsspecifikt til et plateau og pladsrum for de studerende foran Institut for Energi på Campus Øst.
Martha Skou har arbejdet på et research- og udviklingsprojekt til en kommende udstilling på Horsens Kunstmuseum i foråret 2026. På tekstiltrykværkstedet har hun været optaget af at udforske potentialet i indfarvning, tryk og udbrænding. Hun har eksperimenteret med disse teknikker for at integrere nye metoder i sin praksis og for at blive endnu mere raffineret og detaljeorienteret i sit arbejde med udbrændingsteknikken.
Marie Holst Lorenzen har arbejdet på Statens Værksteders TC2-væv på produktion af værket CRY ME A RIVER, som er antaget på Biennalen for Kunsthåndværk og Design 2025.