Mads Gamdrup, 28 May – 16 July 2021Mads GamdrupIt is our pleasure to present Mads Gamdrup’s 5th solo exhibition at NILS STÆRK How do we perceive color? It is the characteristic of visual perception described through categories with names such as yellow, green, red. Read more.
Nils Erik Gjerdevik, 27 March– 22 May 2021Nils Erik GjerdevikNils Erik Gjerdevik created art for four decades without anyone being able to ’place’ his endeavours within a specific art-historical strategy or position. Read more.
what comes after certanity, 14 November 2020 – 20 March 2021Jone KvieThere is 2,099 km between Naples and the north-western district of Copenhagen – a twenty-two-hour journey for an able driver. But a rock would require as many million years to travel the same distance to the gallery spaces in Copenhagen. Read more.
Apple Romance, 27 Aug – 24 Oct 2020Tove StorchA striking common feature of the works is metal structures clearly bolted together, all of them supporting either heavy plaster or gossamer silk. Read more.
Invisible Sculptures, 26 August – 23 October 2020Charlotte BrüelIn Brüel’s latest works, the contradiction between nature and human processing is evident. The industrial acrylic glass displays seem to enclose a carefully selected array of sculptural studies in clay along with a suspended arrangement of found bird feathers. Read more.
Entangled-Paperworks, 12 May – 3 Jul 2020Group Exhibition
The associative links between the works in the exhibition Entangled_Paperworks are legion, but common to them all is a return to the basic – but also fragile – point of departure in terms of material. Read more.
The stage is set and the curtain raised for a tragicomic rendition of the present-day white male and the political challenges facing contemporary life. Read more.
