Louisiana Channel

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Louisiana Channel

Logo of the channel
Type	Web-based TV
Country	Denmark
Broadcast area	Worldwide
Ownership
Owner	Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
History
Founded	2012
Links
Website	channel.louisiana.dk

Louisiana Channel is a non-profit web-TV channel launched in 2012 and based at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Humlebæk, Denmark.^[1]

Louisiana Channel was originally based on the idea of making use of Louisiana’s artists, authors, architects, etc. Every week, the editorial staff receive enquiries from international media, educational institutions and museums, all requesting the use of videos ranging from short interviews to in-depth portraits.^[2]

• Louisiana Channel homepage
• Louisiana Museum of Modern Art presents Louisiana Channel
• An introduction to Louisiana Channel by Huffington Post.
• Nordea-fonden explains their support to Louisiana Channel. (in Danish)
• KOPENHAGEN NEWS article on Louisiana Channel (in Danish)
• KUNSTEN NU article on Louisiana Channel (in Danish)
• Article on the launch of Louisiana Channel by DR - Danmarks Radio. (in Danish)
• Article on the launch of Louisiana Channel by Politiken (in Danish)