TÅGELAND at Bagenkop Kunsthal – an art exhibition featuring ceramics and photography

A sensory encounter between darkness, nature and mythology

TÅGELAND at Bagenkop Kunsthal is an atmospheric art exhibition created in collaboration between Mia Zebitz Larsen and Vibeke Trolle. Here, photography and ceramics come together in a tranquil, sensory universe where the forces of nature, Nordic darkness and traces of mythology are given space to unfold.

Photography with a quiet presence

The photographs explore Nordic darkness and the special tranquillity that arises when the pace slows. The motifs do not seek the spectacular, but find their strength in the subdued and the present. This gives the exhibition a contemplative atmosphere, where you can explore what lies between light, shadow and silence.

Ceramic figures rooted in nature

The ceramic works draw connections to mythology and humanity’s bond with nature. Several of the sculptures are inspired by the four elements: fire, water, earth and air. Together with the photographs, the ceramics create an expression where materials, forms and narratives intertwine closely.

Art in Bagenkop on South Langeland

Bagenkop Kunsthal is situated in Langeland’s southernmost harbour town, where art, the harbour and nature are closely intertwined. The exhibition TÅGELAND fits beautifully into the area, where coastal landscapes, open horizons and the distinctive light of South Langeland provide a fine setting for an art experience with time for contemplation.

Nearby experiences

When you visit TÅGELAND at Bagenkop Kunsthal, it’s a great idea to take a walk around the harbour or head out into the countryside around South Langeland. Nearby you’ll find Gulstav Mose, Dovns Klint and De Vilde Heste, where the landscape forms part of the UNESCO Global Geopark ‘The South Funen Archipelago’. You can also combine your visit to the art exhibition with a trip to the Cold War Museum Langelandsfort or a visit to Klise Nor.

Opening: Saturday 13 June, 3.00 pm – 5.00 pm; the exhibition will then be open from 14–19 June, 11.00 am – 5.00 pm

Practical information

Always check the latest information on access, accessibility and public transport before planning your visit to Bagenkop Kunsthal. The area around Bagenkop can be explored on foot, and the town is accessible by public transport, so you do not need your own car.