Ministry of Culture Denmark

Headquarters of The Ministry of Culture Denmark.

The Ministry of Culture Denmark (Danish: Kulturministeriet) is a ministry of the Danish Government, with responsibility for culture, sport and media.

History

The Danish Ministry of Culture was founded in 1961 with Julius Bomholt as its first cultural minister.^[1]

Building

The Ministry of Culture is located at Gammel Strand with address from Nybrogade 2. The building is former mayor's house from 1729-30, built for mayor William Bjerregård. Originally it was a three-winged building but a fourth wing towards the canal was added by the architect Philip de Lange. From 1759 – c. 1950 it served as a pawnbroker's shop. In 1962 the Ministry of Culture moved in after the building had undergone thorough restoration.^[2]

Agencies and institutions

Agencies

Danish Heritage Agency
Danish Arts Agency
Danish Libraries and Media Agency

Educational institutions

Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
National Film School of Denmark
Royal Danish Theatre's School of Ballet
Danish Design School
Royal School of Library and Information Science
Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus/Aalborg
Forfatterskolen

Associated institutions

Royal Danish Library
Skibsbevaringsfonden

References

↑ "Kulturministeriet". Gyldendal. Retrieved 2010-01-22.
↑ "Gammel Strand - København". Museum of Copenhagen. Retrieved 2010-01-22.

External links

KUM English - Official website.

Danish ministries and ministerial offices

Offices

Active offices	Prime Minister Minister of Foreign Affairs Finance Minister Justice Minister Health and Prevention Minister Environment Minister Defence Minister Culture Minister Tax Minister Trade and Industry Minister Transport and Energy Minister Minister for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Employment Minister Minister for Science, Technology and Development Minister for Nordic Cooperation Education Minister Church Minister Minister for Gender Equality Minister for Development Cooperation Minister for Refugees, Immigrants and Integration Minister for Welfare

Historical offices	Energy Minister Minister for Family and Consumer Affairs Fisheries Minister Health Minister Housing Minister Interior and Health Minister Kultus Minister Minister for Public Works Navy Minister War Minister Minister for Greenland Minister for Iceland Minister for Schleswig Minister for Holstein and Lauenburg Minister for South Jutland Minister for the Monarchy's Joint Internal Affairs Social Minister Minister without Portfolio

Ministries

Active ministries	Culture Defence Climate and Energy Environment Finance Foreign Affairs Interior and Health Justice Economic and Business Affairs State of Denmark Science, Technology and Innovation Social Affairs Taxation Transport

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