About the Danish Cultural Institute
In an ever more globalized world, the Danish Cultural Institute promotes dialogue and understanding across cultural differences and national borders. It both generates and supports cultural activities in Denmark and abroad.
The work is founded on a broad conceptual platform that embraces art, culture and society; areas that unite people across cultures, promote international understanding and facilitate intercultural communication. Our five main areas are: co-creation, innovation, welfare, sustainability and children.
The Danish Cultural Institute helps to develop networks and strengthens collaboration between Danish and international artists, cultural institutions and the business community. Using culture as a common starting point, we create platforms for knowledge sharing, the exchange of ideas and experiences and lasting cultural relations.
These activities are diverse indeed - from concerts to exhibitions, conferences to field trips, to theatre, film, dance, and in some countries Danish courses. In this way culture plays an active role in daily life, providing personal experiences for one and all.
The Danish Cultural Institute was founded in 1940 and is an independent institution receiving financial funds from the Danish Ministry of Culture. The Danish Cultural Institute has branches in ten different countries and collaborative partners all over the world.
Examples of the Danish Cultural Institute's activities:
The key words of all these arrangements are exchange, dialogue and mutual inspiration. We do our outmost to organize courses and events that will lead to long lasting connections and encourage networks.