C.C.C. (DK)

Founded in 2018 by Simon Rasmussen, C.C.C. focuses on conceptual, critical, and sociopolitical practices by emerging local and international artists. The gallery represents artists whose work explore a variety of media, from sculpture and painting to video and photography.

Haderslevgade 43
1671 Copenhagen V
Denmark
(+45) 40 77 68 05

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CHART

For CHART 2023 C.C.C. presents a curated presentation of new and recent works by Mia Edelgart (DK) Jens Hüls Funder (DK) and Rasmus Røhling (DK). A common denominator of the presentation is a conceptual approach to appropriated imagery. A shared trait of the artists is a distinctive position rooted in an art-historical and socio-economic perspective.

Mia Isabel Edelgart, Hearts in Tiny Chests (PS) Pollination Services, 2017-22, Video. 25 min (still)

Jens Hüls Funder, Rats, 2022, (Detail)

Rasmus Røhling, The Lake, Petworth, Sunset; Sample Study, 2017, Inkjet on Paper

Jens Hüls Funder (DK)

Popular culture is the globalising backdrop from where Jens Hüls Funder ponders a pursuit of childhood and adolescent identity. These reflections take their point of departure from narratives of adulthood, class-identity, national identity and different institutional frameworks. Funders work is the manifestation of stray observations ultimately responding to a darkened center of personal and cultural entanglement. He tries to pass on a sense of misplacement in his work, often explicitly in relation to the context in which it appears.

Jens Hüls Funder (b. 1985) lives and works in Copenhagen. He has exhibited widely in Denmark and recent exhibitions include: SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen (DK); Vejle Kunstmuseum, Vejle (DK); Kunsthal Aarhus, Aarhus (DK); Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen (DK).

Eyes on The Prize

Ink on paper
2022

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Untitled (Pencils #1, #2 & #3)

Pencil set case, pencils, woodless graphite pencil
2020

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Untitled (Orange Boards #1)

Shelving system, wheels, bearings, trucks, bolts, powder-coated skateboards
2020

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Cartoon

Collage
2022

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Mia Isabel Edelgart (DK)

Mia Isabel Edelgart works primarily with video and performance, varying between collective and singular processes. Her works often unfold in relation to long-lasting amateur research processes, and she has worked mainly with questions related to politics of care and reproductive work. Springing from an interest in relational intelligence, knowledge hierarchies and learning processes, Edelgart often works at the crossover between text-based information and situated experience-based knowledge. Besides her production of artworks, she is part of various self-organised (art)schools and creative groups that facilitate alternative spaces for learning.

Mia Isabel Edelgart (b. 1984, Copenhagen; DK) lives and works in Copenhagen (DK). She has exhibited widely across Denmark including at: HFKD - Huset for Kunst & Design, Holstebro (DK); Copenhagen Contemporary, Copenhagen (DK); Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen (DK); Vejle Kunstmuseum, Vejle (DK); Kunsthal Aarhus, Aarhus (DK).

Haunted Milk

Three channel video work 18 min (still)
2019

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Hearts in Tiny Chests (PS) Pollination Services

Video. 25 min (loop)
2017-22

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Floating Peanut (Channel 1)

Video. 95 min (loop)
2021

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Haunted Milk

Three channel video work 18 min (still)
2019

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Rasmus Røhling (DK)

Rasmus Røhling is an artist based in Copenhagen who works in video and sculpture. His recent work has dealt with the representation of male eccentricity/male crisis throughout art history and how this iconification relates to current political issues. In Røhling’s practice, dealing with representation is just as much about withholding and re-coding “images”, as it is about creating new ones. In his works Røhling often hijacks existing images, objects or phenomena, as to indoctrinate- and re-associate them with new meanings.

Rasmus Røhling (b. 1982) lives and works in Copenhagen. He has exhibited widely across Europe and The United States, including: Artist Space (US), Museum für Gegenwartskunst (DE), Culturgest (PT), SMK (DK), Sismógrafo (PT), Inter Arts Center (SE), and Den Frie Udstillingsbygning (DK).

Proposal For The Sculpture “Autopsy (John Allen Chau)” at The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde

Epoxy, polyethylene, wood, metal, oil paint, oil on canvas, acrylic paint, latex, nylon, fabric, feathers, power washed gravel, SLA print
2020

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Proposal For The Sculpture “Autopsy (John Allen Chau)” at The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde (detail)

Epoxy, polyethylene, wood, metal, oil paint, oil on canvas, acrylic paint, latex, nylon, fabric, feathers, power washed gravel, SLA print
2020

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Proposal For The Sculpture “Autopsy (John Allen Chau)” at The Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde (detail)

Epoxy, polyethylene, wood, metal, oil paint, oil on canvas, acrylic paint, latex, nylon, fabric, feathers, power washed gravel, SLA print
2020

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Township of Secaucus

Inkjet on paper encapsulated in epoxy, wood, ultramarine pigment, car paint
2021

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Township of Secaucus (detail)

Inkjet on paper encapsulated in epoxy, wood, ultramarine pigment, car paint
2021

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Lazaret (diptych)

Utility ventilator, flexible PVC duct, zip-off hiking pants, steel, oil on canvas
2022

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Lazaret (diptych, detail)

Utility ventilator, flexible PVC duct, zip-off hiking pants, steel, oil on canvas (Ø17 cm each)
2022

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Live X-ray feed of Michel Sittow’s portrait of King Christian II, painted in 1515, currently in the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst

DV video on loop 23min, mixed media
2022

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Live X-ray feed of Michel Sittow’s portrait of King Christian II, painted in 1515, currently in the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst (detail)

DV video on loop 23min, mixed media
2022

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RASMUS RØHLING, "HÄAGEN-DAZS", installation view at C.C.C., 2022. Courtesy of the artist and C.C.C. Gallery

Photo by BRIAN KURE

C.C.C. (DK)

Curated forCHART