Guided audio experience

During the summer of 2026, we present an audio guide that invites you to experience the art in different ways. Through five audio tracks, you will be introduced to different approaches and prompted with questions to reflect on as you engage with the works. In the exhibition, you will find QR codes next to selected artworks.

Person with headphones in front of a work by Jacob Hashimoto

HOW TO

Click on the track you want to play. You’ll find the tracks below the table of contents on this page.
Listen using your smartphone or tablet. We recommend using headphones.
The Nordic Watercolour Museum offers free Wi-Fi. Connect by selecting the network titled “Akvarellmuseet Guest.”
Please note that you cannot lock your phone while listening/watching – the browser must remain open in order for the track to play.
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CONTENT

Time – first grey room
Colour – first grey room (Per Kirkeby)
Point, Look, Listen– second room (Per Kirkeby)
Resistance – third room (Asger Jorn)
Body Language – third room (Asger Jorn)

1. (First grey room) Did you know that a museum visitor spends, on average, only a few seconds in front of each art work? Find the art work you least understand in the room and follow the guide's instructions.

2. (First room, Per Kirkeby) Stand in front of the group of six paintings from 1984 by Kirkeby. Explore the colours in the paintings through the questions posed by the guide.

3. (Second room, Per Kirkeby) Choose one of Kirkeby's large-scale works. You will now be given the opportunity to experience the art work in a more physical way.

4. (Third room, Asger Jorn) Stand in front of the art work "Untitled (Drawing from Mexico)" from 1965 by Jorn. What annoys you?

5. (Third room, Asger Jorn) Choose a work of art and stand in front of it. With the guidance of the audio track, challenge yourself to explore the work through your own body language.

Guided audio experience

HOW TO

CONTENT

Current exhibitions

Asger Jorn & Per Kirkeby

From the Museum Collection

In the Assembly Hall: Lars Lerin