Descendant. Curated by Lars von Trier

Five older men in dark clothes sit stiffly around a table in Vilhelm Hammershøi's Five Portraits, and Lars von Trier reads that table as a coffin. At 19 he travelled to Stockholm just to see the painting here. This summer it was lent out for the first time, to the show's first stop in Denmark, and now it is back home at the centre of it.

Around it Trier hangs the Nordic artists he calls the "family" whose shoulders he stands on: Munch, Strindberg, Carl Fredrik Hill, Willumsen, Per Kirkeby and more, plus his own 1975 self-portrait. Trier wrote the texts that link the works, and Femina's critic said reading them felt like having him beside you, whispering in your ear.

In Frederikssund, Femina and Kristeligt Dagblad both gave it six stars out of six; Ekko's critic wished for more space around the works. Entry is included in the 160 SEK admission, free under 19, and Thursdays run until 20:00 through October.