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Artbank's royal visitors - King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark.

Yesterday Artbank was delighted to host a fabulous royal visit to Artbank by King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark to celebrate the opening of HYBRID FUTURES by Australian/Danish artists Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen. Presented by the Ministry of Culture and Palaces, Denmark, and hosted by Artbank HYBRID FUTURES asks what it means to be alive in an era of technological acceleration and environmental shift. Photo by Ryan Wheatley.

Artbank was delighted to host a fabulous Royal visit to Artbank by King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark to celebrate the opening of ‘Hybrid Futures,’ by Danish/Australian artists Rhoda Ting & Mikkel Bojesen. 

Presented by the Ministry of Culture and Palaces, Denmark, and hosted by Artbank. 

The exhibition is co-curated by Sydney-based Sally Dan-Cuthbert & Copenhagen-based Sofie Dirks Gottlieb. ‘HYBRID FUTURES’ asks what it means to be alive in an era of technological acceleration and environmental shift.

A huge thank you to King Fredierik, Queen Mary and the Ministry of Culture and Palaces, Denmark, Sally Dan-Cuthbert and Sofie Dirks Gottlieb and to all our valued guests. Congratulations Rhoda & Mikkel. 

Photographs by Ryan Wheatly. 

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