Oak Foundation Denmark Arts Grants (2007)

• Aarhus Kunstmuseum, AroS

  To support the exhibition ‘Oneness - Mariko Mori’.

• Center for Ligestillingsforskning - Roskilde Universitetscenter

  To fund the purchase of a tapestry by the artist Maja Lisa Engelhardt by the library of Roskilde University.

• Danske Kunsthåndvœkere

  To support ‘Biennalen 2007’, an Arts, Crafts and Design exhibition at Trapholt and Koldinghus.

• Den Kgl. Opera

  To support the Royal Danish Opera during the period 2008-2011 by enabling it to attract visiting artists at a higher level and with greater frequency than would otherwise be possible. (Over four years)

• Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl

  To support the exhibition ‘END’ by seven British, Norwegian and Danish artists at the Danish Museum for Arts and Crafts.

• Det Nationale Fotomuseum

  To support the exhibition ‘Danish Artistic Photography in the Sixties and Seventies’ at the National Photographic Museum at the Royal Library in Copenhagen.

• Galerie Metal

  To support various art exhibitions at the Gallery. (Over two years)

• Galleri Nørby's Fond

  To support Galleri Norby's activities, including its participation at the art fair ‘Collect’ at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

• Gl. Holtegaard

  To fund the replacement of sculptures around the fountain in the Baroque garden of this art centre and former stately home.

• Helga Anchers Fond

  To support the restoration of seven watercolours by the painter P.S. Krøyer.

• J.F. Willumsens Museum

  To support the exhibition ‘Dialogue' that put J.F. Willumsen's work together with that of contemporary artist, Kaspar Bonn'en’.

• Københavns Drengekor ’Det Kongelige Kantori’

  To support the Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir 's visit to Singapore and Australia in 2008.

• Kunsthallen Brandts

  To support the sensory exhibition ‘Himmelrum’ by the Danish artist, Peter Callesen.

• Louisiana, Museet for Moderne Kunst

  To support the retrospective exhibition: ‘Richard Avedon, the Photographer’.

• Musée du Louvre

  To support the exhibition ‘Nicolai Abildgaard’ in Paris. (Over two years)

• Nationalmuseet

  To support the production of the catalogue following the exhibition ‘Paul Gauguin and Polynesia’.(Over two years)

• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

  To support the production of the catalogue following the exhibition ‘Paul Gauguin and Polynesia’.(Over two years)

• Ordrupgaard Museum

  To support the retrospective exhibition of the work of Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian.

• Rigshospitalet

  To supply the church at Rigshospitalet with a new patent and chalice in silver, made by the Danish silversmith, Claus Bjerring.

• Royal Academy of Arts

  To support the retrospective exhibition in London of the work of Danish painter, Vilhelm Hammershøi, entitled 'Poetry and Silence'

• Statens Museum for Kunst

  To fund the purchase of the painting ‘Nu skrider Dagen under og natten vælder frem’ (1899) by the Danish painter, L.A. Ring.

• Statens Værksteder for Kunst og Håndværk

  To support the artist's studio, Statens Værksteder for Kunst og Håndværk, with the purchase of a 3D printing machine and other electronic equipment.

• Taarnborgfondet

  To support the renovation of the courtyard of Taarnborg, a Renaissance stately home in Ribe.

• Teater Hedeland

  To support the outdoor summer opera 'Carmen' by Bizet at this outdoor theatre near Copenhagen.

• Vincens Steensen-Leth

  To support a series of summer classical concerts at Stoense Church in Langeland.

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