Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts

The Royal Danish Academy of Art (Danish: Det Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts ), headquartered in Charlotte Borg lock on Kongens Nytorv in one of Copenhagen's Old Town is one of 20 state colleges of art in Denmark. It was Skildre, Billedhugger -og - Bygnings Academie i Kiøbenhavn founded in 1754 under the name Royal Danish Det. 1771 was a first renamed painting, Billedhugger -og Bygnings - Academiet, 1814 a second skjønne in Det Kongelige Academie de Kunster for. Since a comprehensive restructuring in 1968, the name Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Det.

The Art Academy is under the supervision of the Danish Ministry of Culture, which is responsible for the funding of these facilities.

Structure

The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts is divided into several independent units:

  • Visual Arts Colleges (Danish: Det Danske Kongelige Kunstakademis billedkunstskoler ) in Charlotte Borg lock. Rector 's Mikkel Bogh. The fields of study offered range from painting, sculpture and graphics to photography and video art. Skolen for Tidsbaserede Medier
  • Malerskole 2
  • Billedhuggerskolen Charlotte Borg
  • Billedhuggerskolen Frederik Kanal
  • Grafisk Skole
  • Skolen for Mediekunst
  • Skolen for Mur og rum
  • Arkitektskolen
  • Designskolen
  • Konservatorskolen

Directors of the Academy of Fine Arts

1974 was subdivided into separate divisions.

Famous people

Architects

  • Johann August Arens (1757-1806)
  • Axel Bundsen
  • Nicolai Eigtved
  • January Gehl
  • Jákup Pauli Gregoriussen
  • Christian Frederik Hansen
  • Gustav Friedrich von Hetsch
  • Bjarke Ingels
  • Arne Jacobsen
  • Peter Meyn
  • Steen Eiler Rasmussen (1898-1990), Heinrich Tessenow Medal 1973
  • Magnus Stephensen
  • Jørn Utzon, Pritzkerpreisträger 2003
Caspar Frederik Harsdorff Nicolai Abildgaard Christian August Lorentzen Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg Jan Gehl Gustav Friedrich Hetsch Pritzker Architecture Prize Ole Wanscher Ditlev Blunck Ruth Smith (artist) Frits Thaulow
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