Elmgreen & Dragset

Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset formed an artist duo in 1995. They explore themes of identity and belonging, investigating social, cultural, and political structures through their artistic practice. They are intrigued by the dialogue that emerges when objects undergo radical re-contextualization and traditional modes of art representation are challenged.

Exhibitions of Elmgreen & Dragset's Works

Elmgreen & Dragset have showcased numerous solo exhibitions, including "Elmgreen & Dragset: Landscapes" at Pace Gallery in Geneva (2024), "Elmgreen & Dragset: READ" at Kunsthalle Praha in Prague (2023), "David and other Sculptures" at Perrotin in Paris (2023), "Elmgreen & Dragset: Room Service" at Massimo de Carlo in Milan (2023), and many more.

Additionally, the duo has participated in group exhibitions held at various prestigious galleries and museums worldwide, including the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Fondazione Prada in Milan, Nariwa Museum in Okayama, Pace Gallery in Hong Kong, ARKEN Museum for Moderne Kunst in Ishøj, Museumsquarier Osnabrück in Osnabrück, among others. 

Elmgreen & Dragset's work has been featured in major exhibitions worldwide, including the NGV Triennial in Melbourne, Australia (2023); Bangkok Biennial (2018); Istanbul Biennial (2013, 2011, 2001); Liverpool Biennial (2012); Singapore Biennial (2011); Venice Biennale (2009, 2003); Gwangju Biennale (2006, 2002); São Paulo Biennial (2002); and Berlin Biennial (1998).

In 2009, they received a special mention for their exhibition "The Collectors," representing both the Nordic and Danish Pavilions at the 53rd Venice Biennale. Elmgreen & Dragset also curated the 15th Istanbul Biennial in 2017. Their expansive presence in these international exhibitions underscores their significant contributions to contemporary art discourse on a global scale.

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