Anna Aagaard Jensen, born in 1990, Denmark. Anna Aagaard Jensen’s design practice interrogates the preconceived dictated behavioral patterns of women and the social factors allowing them to continue existing today. Her objects are alternative representations of the archetypes that surround us, made with a hyperfeminine aesthetic language where she uses makeup and extracts shapes related to the female body. In creating function, Jensen sculpts form into a story that advocates for a new way of looking at design, and inevitably at our environment. Jensen is also part of the artist and design collective Morph and teaches at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy of Art & Design in Amsterdam. Jensen received her B.A. in Furniture from KADK (Royal Danish Academy) and M.A. in Fine Arts and Design from Design Academy Eindhoven.
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2018
M.A. in Fine Ars and Design from Design Academy Eindhoven, Netherland
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2015
B.A. in Furniture from Royal Danish Academy
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2023
Upcoming, Centraal Museum Utrecht
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2023
“Heaven Knows, Flower grows” with Rose Nestler and Thomas Barger, Bomma Gallery, Paris
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2023
“Spring Fling”, Saint Anne Gallery, Paris, France
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2023
Group Exhibition, Friends Artspace, Arlington, United States
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2022
“Taffel”, Etage Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark
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2022
“Womb(s)”, seated installation for Roskilde Festival, Roskilde, Denmark
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2022
“Nicola” & ”The Grand Lady”, Friedman Benda, New York, Unites-States
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2021
“Dansk Export”, Chart 2021, Etage Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark
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2021
“Design as Self-portrait“, Venice Design Biennale, Venice, Italy
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2020
“Reaching for the sun”, Functional Art Gallery, hosted by Peres Projects, Berlin, Germany
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2020
“Her”, Collectible art fair, Functional art gallery, Brussels, Belgium
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2020
“The Tears of Eros“: Moesman, Surrealism and the Sexes, Utrecht Centraal Museum, Utrecht, Netherlands
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2019
“Extended Views”, K11 Foundation, Guangzhou, China
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2019
Art Los Angeles Contemporary, Functional Art Gallery, Los Angeles, United States
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2023
“I put my foot on the table as I please”, bronze, Bomma Gallery, Paris