Street and City Art
Sculptures and street art help set the mood in the center of Odense. See ROA's impressive Fish and Bird on the silo building at the harbour, the beautiful gable portrait of H.C. Andersen in Bangs Boder and the latest addition - The Ugly Duckling mural.
Kunst i centrum
Odense centrum er fyldt med kunst - skulpturer, statuer, gavlmalerier - og der kommer hele tiden nyt til. Gå en tur rundt i byen og de lokale parker og nyd kunsten, som vi betragter som prikken over i'et. Du kan også lade kunsten guide dig rundt ved at følge vores eventyrskulpturrute, kaste dig ud i en galleri-crawl eller noget helt tredje.
ROA Street Art at Odense Harbour
ROA - A World-renowned street artist has made Denmark's highest mural in Odense and has left his distinctive mark on the grain silo on Odense Harbour.
Hans Christian Andersen Mural
The 12 m high portrait on the gable of Bangs Boder no. 24 is painted by street artist Don John, who was raised in Brylle just outside Odense.
Miss Take's mural by Brandts
The Girl and the Panther is a mural by Miss Take, a Copenhagen street art artist who participated in an exhibition at Brandts in 2012.
The City Tree
Danish artist No Title is the creator of this work of art and he credits his inspiration to the fact that the gable faces a green area by Odense River.
Odense Zoo Mural
Odense Zoo's facade has become an attraction in itself with the new mural done by the artist group Big City Brains.
Byfisk på muren (Fish in the city)
On the wall at the southern entrance to Eventyrhaven. The artist No Title has decorated a 35 m. long wall with the 22 fish species you can find in Odense River.
The last dream of the old oak tree
A new large gable painting has appeared. The painting is called "The Old Oak Tree's Last Dream" and is inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale.
Girl with dead bird
The artist drew inspiration for the work from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale "The Poor Wife and the Little Canary".
Astronauts in Brandts - Urban Art
In the small backyard of Brandts Klædefabrik you will find two works. One is a spaceman floating a few metres up and looking directly at you.
Mural in Pantheonsgade
Artist Don John has created yet another mural in Odense, this time in Pantheonsgade. The painting is inspired by H.C. Andersen's poem "The Two Birds" from 1833.
Mural by Emily Gernild
Take a stroll through Nørregade and explore street art in Odense. Emily Gernild’s mural adds colour, form and calm to the city streetscape.
Mural: The Ugly Duckling
Discover a powerful retelling of H.C. Andersen’s The Ugly Duckling – transformed into emotional street art in the heart of Odense. A must-see for art lovers.
Little Ida’s Flowers
Discover Don John’s street art in Odense – a mural inspired by H.C. Andersen’s “Little Ida’s Flowers” and ancient imagery from a 3,000-year-old vase.
We made this place to meet
Explore a stunning large-scale artwork in the heart of Odense. Kinga Bartis' colourful installation invites you to pause, reflect, and dream.
