West Jutland Art Pavilion - Arne Haugen Sørensen Museum

West Jutland Art Pavilion is located in Videbæk, and was designed by the world-famous Danish architect Henning Larsen, who was born in Opsund west of Videbæk. In West Jutland's Art Pavilion you will experience exciting and varied exhibitions by interesting artists. There will be everything from sculptures, paintings, photography and much more.

In the center of Videbæk is the West Jutland Art Pavilion - between Ringkøbing and Herning on highway 15.

The West Jutland Art Pavilion was opened on 1 June 2012, and there has been a lot of activity since then.

West Jutland art pavilion - Arne Haugen The Sørensen Museum in Videbæk was designed by the world-famous Danish architect Henning Larsen, who was born in Upheaval west of Videbæk.

The art pavilion itself is built around three platforms, which run as independent units and each has its own exhibition program and management form.

In addition, the West Jutland Art Pavilion is also a kind of modern assembly hall, which has always existed and been an important gathering point for communication in the local community, where there must also be room for diversity.

Therefore, the West Jutland Art Pavilion also functions as an architectural and cultural lighthouse, which can help to raise the level of art and culture in West Jutland. For this reason, the West Jutland Art Pavilion will house exhibitions at a high level and in the long term collaborate with artists in dialogue with other media such as design and architecture. The West Jutland Art Pavilion will therefore show many of the faces of contemporary art, where versatility is the key word. The West Jutland Art Pavilion will therefore show many different expressions and forms. Everything from modern painting and sculpture to photography, sound and light art and water art to social plastic.

In addition, the Art Pavilion is also very flexible in relation to a large number of dissemination initiatives.

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