Don´t miss the chance to experience the talented artist Ash Holmes. With her oevre of abstract artworks Holmes awaken an instant feeling of beeing close to nature. Her color palette is in harmonius earthy, soft, nature muted tones and one can imagine looking at earth from high above with mountains, oceans and fields that can be faitly seen in the distance.

We also welcome you into our Project Room, where a curated group exhibition is on view. In this more intimate showcase, you can experience a diverse range of voices and perspectives, featuring international artist:

• Yuichi Hirako & Ryan Mosley

• Shahla Friberg & Rob Strati

• Aline Alagem & Ekin Su Koç

Each brings their own distinct approach to materials, form, and subject matter, contributing new perspectives to the gallery’s program. We look forward to presenting their works and sharing more about their practices below.

Stürup (b. 1969) is a Danish artist based in Copenhagen. He graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 1999. Jasper’s work explores the relationship between figuration and everyday life, combining personal experiences with his surroundings and ongoing fascinations. His extensive oeuvre spans drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, video, and artist books. Throughout his practice, he has consistently maintained the figure and the sensitivity of the drawn line as central elements.

Jasper has exhibited at numerous galleries and museums both in Denmark and internationally. 

Meldgaard is born in 1974 in Seoul, Korea. She lives and works on Bornholm, where she moved to in 2009 from Copenhagen. She is educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (1994–2000) as well as the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm (1998).

Anne Sofie has exhibited at numerous Danish museums and art halls – such as Randers Art Museum, Bornholm Art Museum, and Himmerland Art Museum.
She has distinguished herself with her still-life painting, primarily featuring floral motifs. The materials are traditional – oil on canvas – but the style is expressive, contemporary, and original.

At first glance, the works appear decorative and colourful. But as you move closer, you see how the welcoming beauty of figures and abstractions resembling flowers is created through a wide range of painting methods and specialized techniques. 

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Kitchen Wall: Floral and Colorful

Stop by the gallery and experience our newly curated kitchen wall, where we welcome spring with a floral and colorful collection of works. Here we have gathered an inspiring mix of art that revolves around the forms of nature and the energy of color.

On the wall you can experience several works by both new and established international artists represented by the gallery.

Stop by and explore the new hanging – you might find a work that brings a little bit of joy into your home.

Looking ahead to march, we are pleased to present Michael Á Grømma’s second solo exhibition, "Som jeg husker det", at Galleri Christoffer Egelund.

Grømma is the only remaining member of his immediate family, having lost his sister in an accident and both of his parents to illness. In his paintings, he seeks to reconcile past and future through his own distinctive visual language and expression. Memories of his childhood with his sister and parents in Odsherred merge seamlessly with scenes from his present-day life with his wife and children in Copenhagen.

As he himself describes it, the canvas is the only place today where such a meeting can truly take place.

Mark your calendars for the opening on march 27th. 16.00-19.00. We are looking for looking forward to share this reconciliation of past and future with you.