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Keld Moseholm's website
Keld Moseholm is a Danish sculptor who works with naturalistic sculpture, especially the female figure and children. Since the beginning of the 1980s, he has also worked with a completely different kind of sculpture, where small, round figures frolic in different ways.
Activities
New exhibition opens June 7, 2025
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The first open house was a huge success – more than 1000 visitors
If you didn’t see everything in the atelier and the garden, or if you were unable to make it at all on July 6th, there is still a chance every Friday and Saturday in July and August from 11 to 16 or by appointment. Entrance is 50 kr.
Bente Moseholm and her family and other helpers were run off their feet when they invited people to come to the open house on Saturday July 6th. More than 1000 people came, even though it was raining both when the exhibition opened and closed.
“We are delighted in the interest shown, and I understand those who thought they had to walk a long way. Cars were parked almost halfway to Faaborg,” Bente Moseholm said.
The new exhibition has been curated by art historian Theis Vallø and exhibition designer Morten Underbjerg from Skitsehandlen in Faaborg.
The exhibition shows the artist’s humor in the section with his small round men, his naturalistic side with a focus on the female body, his work with sculptures in public areas as well as his work with large sculptures.
The exhibition is in the largest exhibition room. The large sculpture garden is also open to visitors.
July 2024
Photos from the newly curated exhibition.
"It's a wordless world I find myself in.
I don't think in words, that's why it's hard to use them.
It's almost disturbing if I have to put it into words!"
Keld Moseholm for Sven Storm and Jytte Reimer in the film Life Works 2016 for Faaborg Museum
WORKS
"The bigger the world becomes for you, the smaller you feel"
Keld Moseholm about On the stairs with books, which was shown at Sculpture by the Sea in Australia 2005 with the support of the Danish Agency for the Arts