Female images – Anne Linnet’s paintings at the start of the new millennium

18 March – 23 April 2006 

Singer and songwriter Anne Linnet has been a top name in Danish popular music for more than 30 years, and she’s been drawing and painting for just as long.

But since the beginning of the new millennium, her urge to paint has grown even stronger, and she’s begun to work more seriously with the possibilities of visual expression.

Anne Linnet paints nudes, portraits and abstract landscapes, and she uses bold colours on her canvas. She herself believes these pictures have “good energy,” and she wants to pass this energy on to the public. Thus, she’s decided to exhibit them.

Two concerts

In connection with this exhibition, Anne Linnet has arranged two concerts with familiar songs and some completely new material. The first takes place on Thursday, 20 April, at 7:30 p.m. in Copenhagen’s Trinitatis church, and the second on Saturday, 22 April, at 7:30 p.m. in Rundetaarn (the Round Tower).