2026 exhibitions & events

'Migrations' by Danh Vo

We have invited the internationally renowned artist Danh Vo to transform 44Møen into an experimentarium in 2026, where art sets the framework for meetings between people. This year’s program is based on a soup kitchen, where we serve the Vietnamese soup Phô.
Danh Vo was born in Vietnam and raised in Denmark. The exhibition will focus on how meaning and identity arise in migrations – in movements and exchange between times and places. So does the soup. It is part of the core of 44Møen to experiment, to use art as a space for investigating the world and our relationships. We are therefore looking forward to sharing this year’s program, which aims for us all to contribute to art from our own perspective.

 

Soup Kitchen - Phô

 

As a prelude to the exhibition, 44Møen invites you to a pop-up soup kitchen with phở – Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup – made according to Danh Vo’s recipe and prepared by young people from his family and studio. The soup, which has roots in both Chinese and French food traditions, originated in northern Vietnam in the early 20th century, where bones and overlooked ingredients were transformed into an aromatic and nourishing broth through many hours of simmering.

On Møn, phở takes on new life and new meaning – just like in Vo’s artistic practice, where objects, stories and materials are included in new contexts. The exhibition will be a sensory total work, where nutrition, aesthetics and memory are intertwined.

 

DATES /
Friday, April 24 – Evening, 6-8 PM
Saturday, April 25 – Evening, 6-8 PM

Friday, May 1 – Lunch, 12-15Saturday,

May 2 – Lunch, 12-15Thursday,

May 14 – Evening 6:30-8

A bowl of soup costs 40 DKK. It is possible to buy orange wine, soda and a craft beer. Welcome!

 

 

PS24 - Hannibal Dahl

 

We are also very pleased to present the artist of the year in PS44, namely Hannibal Dahl, who graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2025.

The choice of Hannibal Dahl reflects an ambition to give a young artist the opportunity to immerse themselves in their practice and develop it in a format that gives it room to grow. His work naturally resonates with the exhibition year’s examination of migration as an artistic and societal phenomenon — not as a direct thematic parallel, but as a related impulse. Dahl’s interest in transit spaces, non-places and the forces that move through the body and space touches on something of the same thing: states of movement, displacement and transformation, where identity and belonging are never stable entities. In the work leading up to Departure, he has expanded his research in a more spatial direction and has become concerned with how specific contexts actively shape the meaning of the work. It is a practice with direction — and with something at stake.

The exhibition opens on June 27th and runs until September 20th.

Curated by Julia Rodrigues

 

 

Events April & May

CONCERT Gordon Monahan and Bill Coleman

SOUND OF MIND AND BODY  24th and 25th of April 2026

FESTUM FLUXORUM was first held in 1962 at the Nikolaj Church in Copenhagen. Henning Christiansen (1932-2008) was a Danish composer who lived on the island of Møn from 1970 until his death in 2008. As part of the international art movement FLUXUS, he was also one of the organizers of FESTUM FLUXORUM.

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KUNA – Childrens festival

May 2 from 10am – 2pm.

Come and join us for a free creative childrens day at 44MØEN. There will be various workshops available, embracing nature and art.

The café will be open all day serving coffee, cake & snacks.