Andersen will be in conversation with curator Vivien Kämpf, discussing the works and themes of the exhibition, which center around questions of monocultures, wholesale markets, globalization, vending machines, and cruising cabins along the German autobahn.

The evening will also include a performance by Tjelle Esrom, who will perform in relation to Andersen’s exhibition, and a lecture by architect Lauge Floris Larsen, who will present speculative visions and models of urban planning, transportation, and meeting places.

PROGRAM
18–18.45: Conversation between Villiam Miklos Andersen and Vivien Kämpf
18:45–19.15: Performance by Tjelle Esrom Raunkjær
19:30-20: Lecture by Lauge Floris Larsen

The bar will be open, serving beer, wine, and non-alcoholic alternatives.
Everyone is welcome and, as always, there is free admission to O—Overgaden’s exhibitions.

VILLIAM MIKLOS ANDERSEN
is a graduate of the Städelschule in Frankfurt (2021) and the Jutland Art Academy (2020), living and working between Frankfurt and Copenhagen. Andersen has recently exhibited at venues including 1Shanthiroad, Bangalore (2023), Simulacra, Beijing (2023), Documenta 15, Kassel (2022), Frankfurter Kunstverein (2022), Spoiler Zone, Berlin (2021), and Kunsthal Aarhus (2020). He was awarded the G+G Art Award Nord in 2023; the Aros Art Prize in 2020; and was shortlisted for the Ars Viva Art Prize in 2022.

VIVIEN KÄMPF
is an independent curator, writer, and art educator with a background in cinema, theatre and curatorial studies, currently based in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. Among others, she has worked for institutions such as MUSEUM MMK FÜR MODERNE KUNST (Frankfurt/Main), Crespo Foundation (Frankfurt/Main), and WIELS (Brussels).

TJELLE ESROM RAUNKJÆR
is a visual artist and artistic researcher. He graduated in 2024 from Malmö Art Academy with a master in Fine Art in Artistic Research. In 2022 he participated in Maumaus independent study program. Before that in 2020 he graduated with a bachelor of Fine Art in Visual Art as well from Malmö Art Academy. His work often takes forms of performance, installation, texts and textile. Over the last couple of years his practice has been centred around grief and mourning, care and resistance, focusing on the meeting between personal and collective experiences of loss. From the broken heart to the defeated revolution.

LAUGE FLORIS LARSEN
has built his practice around exploring and developing motifs that emerge from the dimension between realities and utopias. His work focuses on inviting collaborators and audiences to dream and reflect on our shared biases regarding the physical world. The poetics and politics of everyday situations, in particular, serve as a source of inspiration for his projects.
In addition to running his own practice, Drømmekontoret (The Dream Office), Lauge Floris Larsen works as an architect and educator at the Royal Danish Academy of Architecture in Copenhagen.