- Slut dato: 2019-08-19
Waou
21.06 - 18.08
Twelve artists from gallery NB exhibit 3 selected masterpieces and offer the summer guests in gallery NB a waou experience.
The summer is always characterized by the desire to go out and see, for example art, many other places than where you live. In this context, gallery NB finds it important also to open the gallery for those who want to travel to see art. And when they come to gallery NB, they should not be disappointed. Therefore, gallery NB focuses on creating a group exhibition that presents the best of many of the gallery's artists.
The artists of the Waou exhibition are characterized by being a mixture of Danish and foreign, upcoming and known international artists.
That is why the exhibition shows works of art with collector qualities of the following artists:
Andrea Damp
Carsten Frank
Claes Otto Jennow
Henriette Hellstern
John Reuss
Kristian Vodder Svensson
Marius Martinussen
Nana Rosenørn Holland Bastrup
Paul Smulders
Sabine Beyerle
Steen Larsen
Thomas Andersson
Toon Berghahn
Vilmantas
The exhibition opens Friday, June 21st at. 14-17, where several of the artists will be present at the opening.
Opening hours during the exhibition:
June and August: Mon-Fri. 12-17 and Sundays kl. 12-16.
July: Mon-Fri 12-17, Saturday and Sunday closed.
Closed for holiday: week 28 (08.07 - 14.07)
See more >- Slut dato: 2019-06-07
As the first solo exhibition in the gallery NB the visual artist Nana Rosenørn Holland Bastrup (b. 1987) exhibits a number of new paintings with the common title Polykrome Disguises.
Two times before, Nana Rosenørn Holland Bastrup has exhibited in NBeX project, which is gallery NB's project room for new up-coming talents. Her first solo exhibition in gallery NB is therefore a recognition of her talent and a great artistic potential.
Nana Rosenørn Holland Bastrup is educated in Germany at the Hochschule für bildende Kunste in Hamburg. Then she moved to Berlin, where she continued the development of her personal expression, which materially involves photographing her crafted space transferred to sailcloth and worked as a painting. The complex process allows the necessary spaces for Nana Rosenørn Holland Bastrup to create the stories that are important to her to pass on to the audience.
Art writer and critic Trine Ross writes in the new book entitled Polykrome Forklædninger, among other things: Bastrup does not go away to incorporate references, neither to everyday life, art history nor her own works. For her, everything new is created based on something that already existed in the world.
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