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Hafnia Foundation

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Hafnia Foundation

Founded in 2000, Hafnia Foundation is committed to collecting and preserving art from around the globe.

Founded in 2000, the Hafnia Foundation is committed to collecting and preserving art from around the globe, with the objective of exploring cultural diversity in artistic expression. With this cultural exchange the goal then grows to promote mutual understanding across ethnic, social, and sexual boundaries. A major point of pride for the Hafnia Foundation is its ability to bring together artists w

ith different backgrounds, thus expanding the conceptual scenes that these varied artists represent. The art currently in their collection represents artists from America, China, Cyprus, Denmark, Iceland, the Netherlands, and Norway. It is composed of sculptures, paintings, and installations, both realistic and abstract, as well as an extensive collection of historical Chinese propaganda posters. Working with such a unique array of artists, in multiple formats, endows the collection with boundless energy and possibility. The intent is not to focus on one style or movement, but rather to dabble in the plethora of art that’s available in the world, to create a distinct collection that stretches across international borders.

26/08/2026

CHART ART FAIR

27- 30 August 2026
Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Booth 25: Kehnet Nielsen, Bjørn Nørgaard
Start Collecting: Fatima Moallim
CHART in Tivoli: Olav Christopher Jenssen

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FAIR OPENING HOURS

Thursday, 27 August: 11 am–7 pm (invitation only)
Friday, 28 August: 11 am–7 pm
Saturday, 29 August: 11 am–6 pm
Sunday, 30 August: 11 am–5 pm

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📸 Matilde Søes Rasmussen

1. Susanne and Bjørn Nørgaard at CHART 2026
2. Fatima Moallim, ULTRA, 2026

📸 Jan Søndergaard

3. Olav Christopher Jenssen, Twilight Sun (No. 01, 02, 06), 2026
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11/08/2026

Sandra Kunz transforms the body into a reflection on identity and presence.

05/08/2026

Between the Ocean and Art 🌊

On Lorne Pier stands The Throne of Aegir, a stunning artwork by Stevens Vaughn.

Surrounded by animals and organic forms, this throne invites us to reflect on our responsibility to nature and the world we build.

A monumental work where landscape, sculpture, and symbolism converge against the backdrop of the sea.

29/07/2026

Sigurður Guðmundsson transforms language into matter.

In this work, words traverse forms like infinite cycles, creating a poetic reflection on movement, time, and constant transformation.

28/07/2026

Sigurður Guðmundsson is an Icelandic artist renowned for transforming simple forms into visual poetry.

In this sculpture, the organic shapes and contrasting colors invite reflection on the body, nature, and the transformation of matter.

24/07/2026

Sigurður Guðmundsson unites two simple volumes to create a figure.

The contrast between blue and gray transforms everyday forms into a reflection on balance, identity, and the relationship between parts.

22/07/2026

Bård Breivik’s works transform the simplicity of form into a silent, powerful presence.

Through clean volumes, vertical forms, and materials treated with sensitivity, the Norwegian artist explores the balance between nature, the body, and structure.

20/07/2026

Sandra Kunz explores identity, the body, and collective life.

In Squatting Women, similar figures form a community, yet each retains her own distinct expression.

Collection available at hafnia, 10x15 cm pieces

14/07/2026

Tang Nannan constructs a vibrant composition using fragmented forms, intense contrasts, and energetic colors.

Between geometry and abstraction, the painting invites the viewer to discover new figures and movements with each glance.

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Valparaíso

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http://www.hafniafoundation.art/

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