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Jeppe Hein: Bear your Consequences, IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cisternerne 2018. Photo: Anders Sune Berg
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Jeppe Hein: IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT, Installation view, Cisternerne 2018. Photo: Anders Sune Berg
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Jeppe Hein: Path of Frequencies, IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cisternerne 2018. Photo: Anders Sune Berg
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Jeppe Hein: IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT, Installation view, Cisternerne 2018. Photo: Anders Sune Berg
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Jeppe Hein: Bear your Consequences, IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT, Cisternerne 2018. Photo: Anders Sune Berg
Exhibition
Jeppe Hein: IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT
15 Apr 2018 – 20 Nov 2018
Event times
Tue-Wed: 11 am – 6 pm
Thur: 11 am – 8 pm
Fri-Sun: 11 am – 6 pm
(closed on Mondays
Cost of entry
Adults: 70 DKK
Seniors/students: 50 DKK
Groups (min. 20): 50 DKK
Under 18: Free
Copenhagen Card: Free
Address
- Søndermarken
- Frederiksberg
- Copenhagen
- 2000
- Denmark
Travel Information
- Public Transport Bus stops nearby: Roskildevej (bus no. 6A), Pile Allé (bus no. 26 and 18), Valby Langgade (bus no. 26 and 18) and Søndre Fasanvej (bus no. 4A and 171E)
This year in Cisternerne, artist Jeppe Hein (DK) invites you to journey through the underground’s labyrinthic colonnades and at the same time experience an inner journey. You must confront the darkness to be able to see the light.
About
This year's exhibition in Cisternerne, IN IS THE ONLY WAY OUT by Jeppe Hein (DK), is a total installation taking up the 4320 m2 of the underground spaces and inviting the visitor onto an underground journey from the darkness into the light - on the way experiencing both challenges, surprises and disorientation. The cold and moist climate of Cisternerne forces itself on you and insists that you are present in the now. In the same way, Hein’s artworks enable visitors to feel: I am right here right now.
Jeppe Hein is well-known for his interactive and playful sculptures and art installations, installed all over the world, among these his mirror labyrinths and water pavilions and his series of Modified Social Benches which challenges our way of being together. A prominent characteristic of Hein’s artworks is that they are not complete until they meet their audience who is always invited to participate.
