KUNSTEN Museum of Modern Art Aalborg

KUNSTEN Museum of Modern Art Aalborg is situated in Aalborg, Denmark, on Kong Christians Alle close to its intersection with Vetserbro. Of a cutting edge Scandinavian plan, it was worked between 1968-72 by Finnish modelers Elissa and Al Aalto and Danish engineer Jean-Jacques Baruel. It was finished on 8 June 1972. The exhibition hall has been named a "showplace for twentieth century Danish and universal craftsmanship", as it grandstands both residential and worldwide current workmanship accumulations.

The architectural plans for planning the historical center were chosen from the 144 entries made to the Nordic structural rivalry by 15 January 1958. The opposition was won by the Finnish designers Al Aalto, his better half Elissa, and his partner Jean-Jacques Baruel. Be that as it may, because of monetary issues, real development just began in 1966. Finished in 1972, it was authoritatively introduced on 8 June 1972. It got its present name in 2008, preceding that it was known as the North Jutland Art Museum in Aalborg. There are numerous private accumulations in plain view, including the Anna and Kresten Krestensen Collection from 1967 obtained with an allow from the Kirsten and Palle Dige Foundation. The gathering additionally covers "works by the surrealists, individuals from the Fluxus gathering and Denmark's 'wild youthful specialists' from the 1980s".