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The Life and Works of Albert Bertelsen
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The Life and Works of Albert Bertelsen

Tuesday, December 1, 2026 at 18:30 - 21:00

Free
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The Life and Works of Albert Bertelsen is a free panel discussion exploring the artist's life and legacy through personal stories and art analysis. Join collectors, a former pastor, and art historian Nina Damsgaard in an indoor setting—book ahead as spots fill up. Great for art enthusiasts of all ages; expect insights, artwork examples, and audience Q&A.

Albert Bertelsen was one of Vejle's most prominent artists. With his characteristic landscapes, strong colors, and unique perspective on nature, he created a visual world that made him known far beyond his hometown. But who was the person behind the paintings? What shaped his artistic expression, and how did the people who knew him personally perceive him?

We will explore this in a panel discussion where the life and art of Albert Bertelsen are examined from various perspectives. We are joined by art collectors Birthe Henriksen and Verner Skov Pedersen, former pastor Bent Andreasen, and art historian Nina Damsgaard.

All four have had a personal connection to Albert Bertelsen and will share different stories, memories, and insights. Together, they will paint a nuanced portrait of both the artist and the person behind the works.

Throughout the discussion, we will also feature examples of Bertelsen's works and open the floor for questions from the audience.

About the Participants:

  • Birthe Henriksen and Verner Skov Pedersen are art collectors with extensive knowledge of Albert Bertelsen and his works.
  • Bent Andreasen is a former pastor who knew Albert Bertelsen personally.
  • Nina Damsgaard is a Master of Arts in art history and former director of Vejle Art Museum. She has written about Albert Bertelsen and was a co-author of the book Albert Bertelsen from Vejle.

Free admission – remember to reserve a ticket.

This event is part of the opening program for ENGEN – Culture House and Library, where one of the house's new studios is named after Albert Bertelsen.

Suitable for: kids, teens, adults