Claus Carstensen
Claus Carstensen’s interest in modern philosophy and literary theory has been a cornerstone in his works from the early 1980s, where he was a leading figure in the ”The New Wild Ones” - a loose group of young artists who after German model returned to painting to use the trappings of modern media as a pictorial language with a new nihilist punk attitude and demand for continual change of style.
From his breakthrough exhibition “The Knife on the Head” in 1982, Carstensen has besides painting worked with poetry, video, installation and art theoretical writings, and from 1993 to 2003 he taught as a professor at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
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biography (PDF) |
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Pavilion of the Naked, solo exhibition 2008  |
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public art / commissions
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Thomas Bangsted (DK/US)
Claus Carstensen
Elmer
Ib Geertsen
James Jessop (UK)
Alexander Laner (D)
Marie Søndergaard Lolk
Henrik Menné
Mogens Møller
Mie Mørkeberg
Bodil Nielsen
Allan Otte
Krista Rosenkilde
Christian Skeel
Anna Sørensen
Christian Vind |
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Claus Carstensen
The Faculty of Health Sciences
Panum Institute
University of Copenhagen
2005 |
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Claus Carstensen
The Faculty of Health Sciences
Panum Institute
University of Copenhagen
2005 |
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Claus Carstensen
The Faculty of Health Sciences
Panum Institute
University of Copenhagen
2005 |
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Farumarena
Farum
2000 |
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Farumarena
Farum
2000 |
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Farumarena
Farum
2000 |
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Entreprenørernes Hus
Copenhagen
1999 |
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Entreprenørskolen
Ebeltoft
1999 |
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Entreprenørskolen
Ebeltoft
1999 |
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Copenhagen
1998 |