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
12 August – 9 September 2022
Maputo Diary
Ditte Haarløv Johnsen’s photographic exhibition, Maputo Diary, is carried by a gaze that is familiar with home and yet driven by a longing to belong. A look that records moments of life, death and love in Maputo framed by the premise that when death is omnipresent, life shines brightly and intensely.
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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.
Hardy Tholstrup Brix: Monotypier på karduspapir
Hardy Brix arbejder med oliemaleri, akvarel, iceprints og naturprint. Han inkluderer ofte tilfældighedens princip, hvor eksperimenter med medier, teknikker og materialer spiller ind på det kunstneriske output. Tilfældigheden fik lov at råde, da han på grafisk værksted kunne benytte noget efterladt karduspapir.
Magnus Frederik Clausen: Produktion til soloudstilling hos Braunsfelder Foundation, Köln
I Turboladen på Statens Værksteder for Kunst har Magnus Frederik Clausen, sammen med sine assistenter, eksperimenteret med maleri. Alle har med hver sin håndgestus, tænkemåde og handlekraft påvirket projektet forskelligt.
Petra Dalström: Flyvefrø
Petra Dalström har gennem et syv ugers ophold i Formeriet, metal- og træværkstedet produceret værker til en soloudstilling, der skal stå seks måneder hos Prosjektrom Carl Berner i Oslo, Norge.