Observatoriet i efterårsferien
I hele efterårsferien kan du tage dine venner og familie med på Munkeruphus for at samles om bålet i Observatoriet. I åbningstiden kl. 12-17 kan du i indgangen købe en “sno-brøds-pakke” til kun 30 kr. per mand bestående af brænde, snobrødsdej, smør og syltetøj, som I kan tage med over til vores unikke shelter og bålsted i Munkerup Park. Alle er velkomne til at benytte Observatoriet så længe de rydder op efter sig.
Balancing Domes
Workshop for Munkeruphus with 4th grade primary students from Gilbjergskolen, Gilleje.
48 students made 45 architectural models. Here are 10 of the models.
We worked with the constructional strength of the curve, the use of gravity to balancing weight and we talked about housing/habitation with inspiration from the trees. Each student made a “Balancing Dome” and we also experienced how to create individual variety and identity within a concept.
Pendants in Porcelain
I am happy to announce I have two new pendants in porcelain available. Each is handmade in Copenhagen.
Large: 18 x 15 x 13 cm
Small: 14 x 12 x11 cm
Price:
Large: Kr. 1.180,- (€ 155,-)
Small: Kr. 980,- (€ 130,-)
For purchase please visit Sirin Gallery, the shop at Munkeruphus Art Institution or the webshop at The Danish Association of Architects.
New Project: BODILY STRUCTURES
I am happy to present a new project with architectural models called BODILY STRUCTURES. View the project here.
The Biotope in Concept magazine
Flashback to the project “Biotope”. The Biotope is featured in the latest issue of Concept, an architectural magazine from South Korea. Issue #251 p. 6-17
Meet at the Observatory during the Corona virus!


Ceramic
Stoneware. 23 x 18 x 16 cm.
Experiment in ceramic.
Concept Magazine #246
The Observatory is featured in the Korean magazine Concept, issue 246.
Uncharted

Darkening in the Observatory
Come to Munkeruphus’s season finale on Sunday the 3rd of Nov. at 16.
Munkeruphus ends the season and a fantastic year with an old Nordic ritual, darkening, where we gather in the Observatory in the park, to follow the transition from day to evening. The museum offers a glass by the fire and while darkness falls, I will tell you about the observatory’s creation. Put on warm clothes and help put the year at Munkeruphu to sleep.