Artist

Artist | Per Arnoldi (1941)*

https://www.artist-info.com/artist/Per-Arnoldi

Exhibition History

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Venue types: Gallery / Museum / Non-Profit / Collector

Exhibitions in artist-info

7 (S 3/ G 4)

Did show together with - Top 5 of 140 artists
(no. of shows) - all shows - Top 100

	Richard Mortensen (2)- 127
	Poul Gernes (2)- 31
	Hans Friedrich (1)- 6
	Gerolds (1)- 1
	Jean Gilbert (1)- 1

Exhibitions by type

7: 2 / 1 / 4 / 0

Venues by type

7: 2 / 1 / 4 / 0

Curators

artist-info records

Jul 1969 - Jan 2012

Countries - Top 3 of 3
Denmark (5)
Belgium (1)
Germany (1)

Cities - Top 5 of 7
Oostende (1)
Langebæk (1)
Helsingor (1)
Kaiserslautern (1)
Lyngby (1)

Venues (no. of shows ) Top 5 of 7

	Kulturhuset Toldkammeret (1)
	Galerie Mikael Andersen (1)
	Sophienholm (1)
	Agerholm - Galleri & Skulpturpark (1)
	HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art (1)

Curators (no. of shows) Top 0 of 0

Offers/Requests Exhibition Announcement S / G Solo/Group Exhibitions			(..) Exhibitions + Favorites
Aage Damgaards Skatkammer
HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art	G	Sep 2011 - Jan 2012	Herning	(24)	+0

Aage Damgaards Skatkammer HEART Herning Museum of Contemporary Art , Denmark Herning, Denmark Per Arnoldi (1941); Thomas Bang (1938); Joseph Beuys (1921 - 1986); Agostino Bonalumi (1935 - 2013); Peter Bonnén (1945); Claus Carstensen (1957); Enrico Castellani (1930 - 2017); Marek Chlanda (1954); Ingvar Cronhammar (1947); Sven Dalsgaard; Jean Dewasne (1921 - 1999); Erik Dietman (1937 - 2002); Paul Gadegaard (1920 - 1996); Ib Geertsen (1919 - 2009); Poul Gernes (1925 - 1996); Quinto Ghermandi (1916 - 1994); Henry Heerup (1907 - 1993); Knud Wedel Hvidberg (1927 - 1986); Egill Jacobsen (1910 - 1998); Robert Jacobsen (1912 - 1993); Anita Jensen; Berit H. Jensen; Albert Johansen; Finn Frithioff Johansen (1939); Asger [Asger Oluf Jørgensen] Jorn (1914 - 1973); Anita Jørgensen; Per Kirkeby (1938); Gary Kuehn (1939); Jannis Kounellis (1936 - 2017); Alicja Kwade (1979); John Kørner (1967); Jørn Larsen (1926 - 2004); Thorbjørn Lausten (1945); Mogens Lohmann; Piero Manzoni (1933 - 1963); Harvey Martin; Mario Merz (1925 - 2003); Richard Mortensen (1910 - 1993); Knud Aage Nielsen (1916 - 2008); Bjørn Nørgaard (1947); Dennis Oppenheim (1938 - 2011); Carl-Henning Pedersen (1913 - 2007); Dieter (Diter Rot) Roth (1930 - 1998); Steve Schepens (1979); Ole Albert Christian Schwalbe (1929 - 1990); William Soya (1927); Tove Storck; Jens Andersen Søndergaard (1895 - 1957); Tajiri Shinkichi (1923 - 2009); Klaus Thejll Jakobsen (1964); Alexander Tovborg; Arturo Vermi (1928 - 1988); Svend Wiig Hansen (1922 - 1997); Troels Wörsel (1950); Arthur [Addi] Køpcke (1928 - 1977);
Agerholm - Galleri & Skulpturpark	G	Jun 2002 - Aug 2002	Langebæk	(4)	+0

N/A Agerholm - Galleri & Skulpturpark , Denmark Langebæk, Denmark Egon Fischer; Per Arnoldi (1941); Richard Mortensen (1910 - 1993); Poul Gernes (1925 - 1996); Wilhelm Freddie (1909 - 1995);
Sophienholm	S	Apr 2001 - Jun 2001	Kongens Lyngby	(17)	+0

N/A Sophienholm , Denmark Kongens Lyngby, Denmark Per Arnoldi (1941);
Kulturhuset Toldkammeret	S	Jun 2000 - Aug 2000	Helsingør	(12)	+0

N/A Kulturhuset Toldkammeret , Denmark Helsingør, Denmark Per Arnoldi (1941);
Painting Pots - Günther Förg - Jesper Christiansen - Per Arnoldi
Galerie Mikael Andersen	G	Nov 1998 - Jan 1999	København	(87)	+0

Painting Pots - 'Günther Förg - Jesper Christiansen - Per Arnoldi' Galerie Mikael Andersen , Denmark København, Denmark Günther Förg (1952 - 2013); Per Arnoldi (1941); Jesper Christiansen (1955);
Per Arnoldi
Galerie Wack	S	Mar 1985 - Apr 1985	Kaiserslautern	(156)	+0

Per Arnoldi Galerie Wack , Germany Kaiserslautern, Germany Per Arnoldi (1941);
1969 \| Europaprijs voor schilderkunst - Prix Europe de Peinture - Europe prize for painting - Europapreis für Malerei
Europa-Prijs voor Schilderkunst van de stad Oostende	G	Jul 1969 - Aug 1969	Oostende	(16)	+0

1969 \| Europaprijs voor schilderkunst - Prix Europe de Peinture - Europe prize for painting - Europapreis für Malerei Europa-Prijs voor Schilderkunst van de stad Oostende , Belgium Oostende, Belgium Bram Bogart (1921 - 2012); Harmen Abma (1937 - 2007); Rudolf Ackermann (1936); Manuel Alvess (1939 - 2009); Gerhard Andrées (1936); Per Arnoldi (1941); [Atila Biró] Atila (1931 - 1987); Andre Beulens; Axel Dick (1935 - 2006); Ulrich Behl (1939); Arie Berkulin (1939); Guy Baekelmans (1940); Maarten Binnendijk (1943); Barend Blankert (1941); Kees van Bohemen (1928 - 1986); Arturo Bonfanti (1905 - 1978); Patrick Bougelet (1944); Donald Bouws (1933); Jac Charoux (1940); Hugo Declerck (1930 - 1996); Amédée Cortier (1921 - 1976); Victor Cupsa (1932); Jonas Dangschat (1935); Henri Dauchot; Leopold DeClercq; Willem Deneckere (1939); Philippe Deroux; Rita Dewez (1926); M. van Doorselaer; Charles Drybergh (1932 - 1990); Frédéric Dufoor (1943); Erbru; Michael Farrell (1940 - 2000); Rob [Isaak Samuel Gerrit] Figee (1937); Antonio Fomez (1937); Maurice Frey (1937); Hans Friedrich (1939); Gerolds; Jean Gilbert; Franck Gribling (1933); Jurjen de Haan (1936); Vincent Hamel (1931); Vinzenz Hitzler; Pierre Hubert (1940); Giorgos Ioannou (1926); Svend Immanuel (1922 - 1987); Matthea Jónsdóttir (1935 - 2009); Peter Klasen (1935); Hans-Jürgen Kleinhammes (1937); Luc Lathion (1931 - 2013); Nadine van Lierde (1941); Marcelle Loubchansky (1917 - 1988); Franz Luby (1902 - 1989); Ka-Gu Mayer; G. V. J. de Meij; Michael Michaeledes (1927); Rainer Gottlieb Mordmüller (1941); Halima Nalecz (1917 - 2008); Bruno Olivi (1926); Arne Olsson (1918 - 2003); Teruo Onuma (1933); Cel Overberghe (1937); Werner Matthias Pelzer (1931); Hans Persoons; Douglas Portway (1922 - 1993); Jörg Remé (1941); Maurice Roquet (1938); Georg Seibert (1939); Dre Spankenis; Hans-Joachim Spesshardt (1935); Cristina Spoerri (1929 - 2013); Lars Sunberg; Heiko Tappenbeck (1936); David Tindle (1932); Johnie Tofsto; David Troostwijk; Inez Vandeghinste (1935); Marcel-Henri Vandren (1933); Daniel Verkarre; Mathieu 'Maio' Wassenberg (1939); Hugo Weiss; Hans Zimmerman; Naomi Okuya (1930);