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ULRIKA LARSSON & LUKASZ LARSSON WARZECHA
ULRIKA LARSSON & LUKASZ LARSSON WARZECHA
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2024
‘STORIES TRAPPED IN ICE—POLAR OBSERVATIONS' Photography Exhibition
Ulrika and Lukasz Larsson Warzecha and the European Space Agency (ESA) present a photography exhibition, 'Stories Trapped in Ice —Polar Observations', at Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond, Copenhagen. This spectacular exhibition is a visual journey through the latest polar research and climate change monitoring programs; it features award-winning photography and spectacular satellite imagery. It's a unique opportunity for the public, science enthusiasts, and scientists to engage with and learn about cutting-edge research and efforts to understand climate change.
Exhibition curated by UpOnWalls.
For booking enquires please email - events@LWimages.com
Exhibition curated by UpOnWalls.
For booking enquires please email - events@LWimages.com
Sören Kirkegaards Square - Black Diamond | 3-8 September
This harbour-side public square is a natural hub for the city's people since the Black Diamond building hosts the Royal Danish Library. Restaurants, cafés, and other establishments, plus an extensive outdoor seating area, make this a perfect place for the exhibition.
A heartfelt thank you to the Royal Danish Library for graciously hosting the exhibition. Their support has been invaluable in bringing this important event to the public. We also thank Copenhagen City Council and DTU—Technical University of Denmark for their generous assistance in making this exhibition a reality.
This harbour-side public square is a natural hub for the city's people since the Black Diamond building hosts the Royal Danish Library. Restaurants, cafés, and other establishments, plus an extensive outdoor seating area, make this a perfect place for the exhibition.
A heartfelt thank you to the Royal Danish Library for graciously hosting the exhibition. Their support has been invaluable in bringing this important event to the public. We also thank Copenhagen City Council and DTU—Technical University of Denmark for their generous assistance in making this exhibition a reality.