Free entry · Copenhagen
Come and see it
Everything on this site is a photograph of a photograph. The prints are the actual work, and they are worth standing in front of.
Most recent show
Like a flower you shall bloom
This show has closed. Between shows there is nothing hanging, so a studio visit is the way to see prints in person — by arrangement, one at a time. Now says what is currently on.
While it was up: eighteen archival pigment prints, hung low and lit warm, in one room. It took about twenty minutes to see properly and rather longer if you sat down, which is what the benches are for.
Bring children to the next one. They are better at this than adults are.
- Ran
- 23 April – 31 May
- Entry
- Free, no booking
- Works
- 18 prints
- Where
- Copenhagen — address to be confirmed
- Next show
- Not yet announced
- Meanwhile
- Ask about a studio visit
Opening hours
When the door is open, while a show is up
These are the exhibition hours, not this week’s. With nothing hanging the room is not open to drop in on — a studio visit is arranged by message instead.
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday – Thursday | 12:00 – 18:00 |
| Friday | 12:00 – 20:00 |
| Saturday | 11:00 – 17:00 |
| Sunday | 11:00 – 16:00 |
Hours and address are placeholders until the venue is confirmed. Write if you are travelling for it and I will tell you exactly.
Access
What the room is like
Written out properly, because “accessible” on its own tells you nothing.
- Step-free. The room is at street level with no step at the door. The doorway is 90 cm wide.
- Seating. Two benches in the middle of the room, and a folding chair anyone can move to where they want it.
- Light and sound. Daylight plus warm spots, no flashing or strobing, no soundtrack. It is a quiet room.
- Toilet. Accessible toilet in the building, through the door at the back on the left.
- Assistance dogs. Welcome, and there is water for them by the desk.
- Quiet hour. Sunday 11:00 – 12:00 is kept deliberately low-traffic. Say so and I will keep it that way.
Getting there
However you travel
- Metro. Nearest station is a few minutes away on foot; the walk is flat and paved.
- Bicycle. Racks directly outside. This is Copenhagen — most people arrive this way.
- Bus. Two routes stop within a hundred metres.
- Car. Paid street parking, which is a poor idea on a Saturday.
The studio
Outside the exhibition
When nothing is hanging, prints can still be seen in the studio by arrangement — useful if you are choosing something for a particular wall and want to hold the paper first.
Studio visits are one at a time, usually mid-week, and take about an hour.