The exhibition “Mono” is composed of a series of portraits. The artist’s intention has been to pin-point a state of mind. Each portrait is keyed to a particular colour, chosen by the sitter as a starting point.

”On Sleepwalking” consists of a series of photographs taken during Adam Jeppesens travels from the North Pole to the South Pole.

The starting point for "Being a Queen" is the way in which Danes reflect themselves in the persona of Queen Margrethe. The project is a tribute to Her Majesty and the role she plays in the imaginary of the Danish population.

"Burden or Support" presents recent video works by the South Korean artist Kyungwoo Chun. The works are based on performances that engage the audience in active participation.

In “Domesticated”, Stein captures moments when we're pushed away from safety and comfort and forced to confront the demands of the wilderness.The series arises out of true stories and real events, reconstructed in sensational dioramas with the help of actors and stuffed creatures.

“Porto Interior” comprises a series of large-format photographs showing Inês d'Orey’s ongoing project of representing public and semi-public places in Porto, the city where she was born and where she continues to reside.

In "Index Glass", Bulgarian artist Marina Vassileva shows her latest video works, as well as a mirror installation. The exhibition reflects how Mariana Vassileva, in a combination of the video media and the mirror as the material, seeks to interact with people.

In "Working Class Hero" Tomas Lagermand Lundme approaches the theme of the working class. Lundme addresses some of the hidden agendas related to being a child from a working class family.