V1 Gallery (DK)
V1 Gallery represents a select group of emerging and established artists and is committed to introducing art, in all media, to an international audience. Seeing art as a profound and competent media for social and political discourse, the gallery aspires to serve as a platform for art that interacts with the surrounding society. Today the gallery has three locations in the central meatpacking district of Copenhagen.
V1 Gallery
Flæsketorvet 69
1711 Copenhagen
Denmark
(+45) 33 31 03 21
Curated for
CHART
At Kunsthal Charlottenborg, where the city meets the sea, "Nu går våren gennem Nyhavn" (An ode to Nyhavn) unfolds as a site-specific group presentation dedicated to Copenhagen’s infamous inner harbour. Positioned at the threshold between land and water, it celebrates Nyhavn as both a physical place and a mythic departure point. It is a visual song to the harbour’s layered histories.
The booth will feature a custom-built viewing terrace. Extending the presentation beyond contemplation, an artist-designed souvenir shop will also inhabit the space. Echoing Nyhavn’s commercial and touristic character, it will offer limited-edition collectible objects conceived by the participating artists.
Anton Funck, Phantom 15, 2025, Watercolour on 300 gr Khadi paper in cherry frame with Ultravue glass, 29 x 51.5 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Danny Fox, Two Friends Having Sex in My Hotel Room, 2022, Enamel on paper in oak frame with Ultravue glass, 39.4 x 51.5 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Emma Kohlmann, Untitled, 2025, Watercolour and sumi ink on paper in oak frame with UV glass, 47.5 x 36 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Frederik Nystrup-Larsen, Scarlet Tempest Drain, 2025, Oil on canvas in maple frame with aluminum embellishments, 46 x 36 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
HuskMitNavn, Walking the Plank, 2024, Acrylic paint on acid free paper in wooden frame with hand painted details, 32 x 44.5 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Kent Iwemyr, En sjöman går iland _ A Sailor Goes Ashore, 2021, Acrylic on linen, 61 x 72 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Loji Höskuldsson, 193 Days in Stockholm (Krätskiva Party with an Even Bigger Splash), 2025, Wool embroidery on burlap and Hallingdal 65 in oak frame, 103 x 133 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Mads Hilbert, Kanalpisser (detail), 2025, oil on canvas in floating oak frame, 138 x 253 cm (framed). Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Misaki Kawai, Miss Ko Yao Noi, 2023, Acrylic on canvas in oak frame, 193 x 163 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Monica Kim Garza, Smoke, 2023, Charcoal on newsprint, 91.5 x 61 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Richard Colman, Buzzards Bay, 2024, Acrylic on canvas in floating oak frame, 44 x 34 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Rose Eken, Sailor's Meal, 1770, 2024, Glazed stoneware, 60 x 48 x 32 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Søren Arildsen, Decorated Muse, 2024, 102 x 142 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Søren Behncke, Rue des Ponchettes, 2023, Acrylic on canvas, 160 x 130 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Thomas Øvlisen, Untitled, 2025, Oil on canvas in bespoke wooden frame with Ultravue glass, 53 x 42 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
Mads Bryld, Untitled, 2025, Oil rabbit skin glue on linen in floating stained oak frame, 40.5 x 30.5 cm. Courtesy of the artist and V1 Gallery
