Exhibit at the Cultural Center ‘Pilegården’ in Copenhagen, November 2019

In October 2016, I’m exhibiting some of my photo art at the Birkerød main Library, Stationsvej 38, 3460 Birkerød, Denmark. Read more about the exhibit here.

‘Koi’, photo art by Nicole Kudera

New exhibit! In May 2016 I am exhibiting photographic artwork at Nørrebrohallen in Copenhagen . Read more here.

Ratatosk Vision, Nicole Kudera, 2015

Waiting For The Bus, Nicole Kudera, 2015

In April 2016 I am exhibiting photographic artwork at Café Retro in Copenhagen: http://www.cafe-retro.dk/

My exhibit ‘Fragmented Illusions’ is part of a joint exhibit: ‘Simplicity/Complexity’ and there is a small opening-event the 8th of April, 17-20, all are welcome!

The exhibit at Café Retro ends 1st of May.

Note: The exhibit has been extended untill the end of 2015.

From the 4th of November – 4th of December 2015, I’m having an art exhibit at Karens Minde Kulturhus in Copenhagen.

Vernissage November 5th, 19.00-20.00

‘Worlds Divided’ by Nicole Kudera, 2015

‘Mona Lisa 2015’ by Nicole Kudera

In 2016 I’m having two new art exhibits in Denmark – one at the Birkerød library and one at Nørrebrohallen. More info will follow soon.

From September 1st – 30th i am having an exhibit at ‘Gallerigangen’ – Vigerslev Bibliotek in Copenhagen.

The exhibit is called ‘Fragmented Illusions‘ and revolves around the world in which we as humans are present.

The main focus is how humans perceive and give meaning to the world around them.

Art can be many things – not least a mirror for our own thoughts and feelings.

The swan, for example, that is a reoccurring element in many of the works of art in my exhibit, has had many roles to play in the course of history; Anything from a god, a national bird, a symbol of transformation and beauty – to a post card cliché and kitsch merchandise. At the same time, the swan is just a bird, acting as a bird and it is even edible!

The Exhibit ‘Fragmented Illusions’ focuses on change, transience, perception, ‘reality’ and thought patterns. The audience is encouraged to reflect upon the role they all individually play in making sense of the world in which they are present and how influenced they are by pre-conceptions.

Vigerslev Bibliotek is open:

mon, tue, fri 10:00-17:00, wed 12:00-18:00, thu 12:00-17:00, sat 10:00-14:00, sunday closed

Admission to the exhibit is free.