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Supervox + other circle at Enter Art Fair 2026
For two days at Enter Art Fair 2026 in Copenhagen, SUPERVOX and other circle recorded 13 live conversations with artists, curators, writers and entrepreneurs.
From Danish design icons to digital immortality, Andy Warhol’s Factory to the possibility of a more poetic society, we questioned the structures of the art world and explored the people and stories that move culture forward.
All episodes are hosted by Anna Fernsten Nilén and Richard Feigin.
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The conversations.
Jonas Hartz
On social design, restaurants, sound and places that bring people together.
Martha Hviid
The Danish artist on humour and the senses in sculpture, installation, drawing, sound, text and scent.
Julie Leopold
The founder of Enter Art Fair on building an international fair, starting with 30 galleries in 2019 and growing through unexpected turns.
Susan Cipolla
On photographer David McCabe's archive, his year photographing Andy Warhol and the people inside the Factory.
Simon Friese
The founder of Creator Projects on contemporary art in public space, ambitious commissions and asking questions across disciplines.
Sara Berner Bengtsson
The Market Art Fair director on how fairs bring people together and the details behind building a new edition in Stockholm.
Alice Godwin
The journalist on writing about Nordic contemporary art and why it receives less international attention than Scandinavian design.
Gry Worre Hallberg
The performance artist and Sisters Hope founder on poetic potential and the idea of a more sensuous society.
Joanna Sundström & Carl Wilhelm Hirsch
The founder of Stockholm Art Week joins Supervox with Carl Wilhelm Hirsch.
Stine Deja
The Danish artist on working across sculpture, video, sound and animation where technology, bodies and nature meet.
Simon Sebastian
The artist on collaboration, printmaking, public space and the unnoticed surfaces of the city.
Christian Andresen
From Fritz Hansen, on carrying Danish design history forward through craft, longevity and new ideas.