Moon Gallery

Moon Gallery at Space for Inspiration 2026

Copenhagen, September 1–2

Moon Gallery joins ESA’s Space for Inspiration 2026 with an exhibition and a live debate session, bringing culture into the conversation on humanity’s future in space.

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Exhibition

A curated display of works from the Moon Gallery collection, including 2D prints, sculptures, and mixed media, exploring what it means to carry human creativity beyond Earth.

The exhibition will feature the Moon Bound Book and the MICROMOON art collection — cultural artifacts that are planned to be delivered to the lunar South Pole inside the Lifeship pyramid aboard Astrolab’s FLIP Rover, by Astrobotic’s Griffin lander in the last quarter of 2026.

8:15-18:00, September 1-2

Space Futures Debate

A live debate discussing cultural, ethical and policy dimensions of space exploration. Organized and hosted in collaboration with the European Space Policy Institute, it will bring together many voices from the space and arts industries.

15:30-17:00, September 1. Room B

Event Details

MICROMOON art collection
Moon Bound Book
Lisa Pettibone, "Shift"
Lakshmi Mohanbabu, "Nautilus Grey to White Interactions"
Richelle Ellis, "Earth Tones"
Jack Madden, "LSR-1"
Eva Schippers, "EVA being on another planet"

Dates: September 1–2, 2026
Address: Bella Center Copenhagen. Entrance 1 – Emma Gads Vej 25. 2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark.

Participating artists:
Richelle Ellis, Lakshmi Mohanbabu, Hans Brooymans, Jack Madden, Lisa Pettibone, Eva Schippers, Jamal Ageli, Peter Westenbrink, Mary Kuiper, Oded Ben-Horin, Kjetil Sømoe, Janne Robberstad, Niek Verschoor, Natalie Benmayor, Gustavo (Oglinda) Castillo, Jessica Hunnicutt, Marcus Neustetter

Space for Inspiration 2026, hosted by ESA together with the Ministry of Higher Education and Science Denmark.

Event Patner

Moon Gallery is proud to partner with the European Space Agency (ESA) for Space for Inspiration 2026, and bring cultural perspectives to the conference where companies, researchers, investors, and agencies work at the front edge of commercial space exploration.

 

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