Turning the page in the Chronicles of Gallery Poulsen

 

Installation view of "Certain of my Uncertainty" by Jean-Pierre Roy
Installation view of "Certain of my Uncertainty" by Jean-Pierre Roy
Jean-Pierre Roy and Maria Montell at the opening of "Certain of My Uncertainty" 2017
Opening of "Certain of My Uncertainty" 2017

Walking down the old cobblestone streets of the Brown Meatpacking, between the brown buildings with iron-paned windows hiding all sorts of cultural delicacies behind them, you are almost transported back to a bygone era. The well-preserved building constructions provide the presence of history. As soon as you walk through the door, however, the contrast is striking. A parallel universe opens itself behind the door, alluring us to come inside. Right there on the corner of Staldgade, among the brown buildings that stretch as far as the eye can see, we find ourselves in the midst of the hurricane's eye of a booming cultural life of theaters, food courts and artist studios. Here, we have created our own little corner of New York in the middle of this Copenhagen quarter that both challenges and embraces us.

On a sunny March day, just two months ago, we opened the doors to our very own slaughterhouse, converted into a clinically cool and perfect match for our ruthlessly ambitious artist team, who now has three times the space to unfold.
Jean-Pierre Roy inaugurated our new space with his intense world of gaunt desert landscapes and faceless giants. His critically acclaimed solo show ”Certain of My Uncertainty” surely set the tone for a brand new framework that go far beyond anything we have previously been able to do. Now, only the sky is the limit!

The grand opening was a grand affair in great company! We had the honor of having the Copenhagen mayor of Culture & Leisure Carl Christian Ebbesen give the inauguration speech as well as Danish diva Maria Montell to entertain our guests with her sweet jazzy tunes.


 

Currently on view

Nicola Verlato: ”New Methodological Foundations for Contemporary Painting"

 

Walking inside Nicola Verlato's new solo show is like walking straight into two different time periods, merged into one. Massive, large-scale masterpieces draw us in with their alluring golden bodies, letting us know that we have entered a time pocket of Renaissance. Verlato's specially designed digital app "The Merging" wraps the artworks in a 3D veil of possibilites to explore every element in multi dimensions. Download "The Merging" app on your smartphones as you enter the show and see Verlato's beautiful sculptures come to life in 3D right in front of your eyes!

Nicola Verlato's spectacular show quickly caught the eye of the international art press and he has, thus, reaped great recognition for his latest work. Read their reviews right here:
Juxtapoz
Hi-Fructose

This is a show you do not want to miss! It runs until June 10th

Nicola Verlato:
"New Methodological Foundations for Contemporary Painting"?
05.05 - 10.06

Available works
Press release


 

Upcoming show - New Art from New York - part VIII

Latest work by Mi Ju: "Fishing Dreams" 2017, acrylic on canvas and cut paper, 183 x 122 cm, 72 x 48 in

We kick of the summer time with an annually recurring event that never goes down quietly. True to tradition, we serve you the utmost sizzling array of masterpieces, straight from New York to Copenhagen. It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the opening reception on June 16th to be among the first to experience freshly painted artworks by:

Alfred Steiner (US), Angela Gram (US), Christian Rex van Minnen (US), Debra Hampton (US), Eric White (US), Jean-Pierre Roy (US), John Jacobsmeyer (US), Mi Ju (KOR), Mu Pan (US), Nicola Verlato (IT), Rainer Hosch (AUT/US), Taylor Schultek (US), William Powhida (US) and Aaron Johnson (US).

Stay tuned! More info to come...

Gallery Poulsen presents: New Art from New York - part VIII
16.06 – 15.07
Opening reception Friday June 16th from 4-7pm

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