The exhibition TOURIST'S TALE is a collaboration between Galleri Image and Århus Kunstbygning. It is curated by Søren Lose and Johanne Løgstrup, and focuses on the concepts 'travel' and 'tourism'.

In the exhibition A DIARY - BUT NOT ABOUT ME Mette Juul approaches the complex relationship between the documentary and fiction, and expresses a challenging two-sided view of the world.

Instead of talking about profit, prestige and pretty facades, Pernille With Madsen's work expresses the confusions, anxieties, paradoxes and likely failures that a person will experience in public space.

The exhibition PLANET OF RABBITS reflects on the mentality of children and the relationship between children and parents. In panoramic digital montages Toshie Takeuchi opens a fascinating universe on the boundary between fantasy and reality.

LE RETANGLE BLANC is a series of mysterious photomontages, where the cinematic realism and chronology is twisted. Thus Antonio Panetta incites us to discover the poetic potential in the discontinuity – or in a narrative without time sequence.

Marla Sweeney takes us to the beach near the American coast city of Salisbury north of Boston, Massachusetts. Here, we meet an unpolished portrait of American everyday life, where people have put on their bathing clothes, relaxing.

THEY LOOKED ON WHILE IT HAPPENED is three artists' individual study of how objects, places and people appear at night, in darkness and artificial light.

In a church in the Norwegian city Sauherad there is a very special mural called THE DEVIL WALL. The exhibition SAUHERAD is the result of Christian Vind's meeting with and reflections on this wall.