Wilson Saplana Gallery (DK)

It is Wilson Saplana's mission to exhibit visionary artists and present high-quality experimental exhibitions. Working from the method of artistic development the gallery has shown a strong ability to spot younger artistic talents and support their professional artistic careers. The gallery is international both in its way of working and thinking and values a diverse program. The represented artists work with multiple media, are from different nationalities and are not tied to one generation. The gallery was founded in January 2022 by gallerist Christina Wilson, art advisor and former owner of Gallery Christina Wilson (2000-2012), and curator Nanna Saplana.

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Curated for
CHART

For CHART 2025, Wilson Saplana Gallery presents works that insist on small narratives; the intimate, the spiritual and the everyday, in a time where the universal stories of the world seem to be changing rapidly. The intimate narratives are present in Sophie Calle’s works engaging rituals about heartbreak and love, in Miriam Kongstad’s sculptures questioning gender roles, and in Inuuteq Storch’s photographs depicting Inuit culture. The everyday and spiritual are weaved closely together, bridging to the spiritual dream-imagery by Maria Wæhrens where the unconscious create meaning. Similarly, Jytte Rex’ poetic works bridges the historical and mythical with the personal.

Hannah Toticki, Til skytsenglen for uskønne følelser For the Guardian Angel of Unlovely Feelings, 2023, Patinated Line-X, fabric, plastic,149 x 105 x 18 cm

Miriam Kongstad, HEART OF STEEL, 2023. Courtesy of the artist and Wilson Saplana Gallery. Photo by David Stjernholm

Inuuteq Storch, Keepers of the Ocean, photograph, 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Wilson Saplana Gallery

Maria Wæhrens, Opstigning (Sammensmeltning), oil, egg tempera, and coal on canvas; 2024. Courtesy of the artist and Wilson Saplana Gallery. Photo by Malle Madsen

Jytte Rex, Skin/Hud, 2024. Courtesy of the artist and Wilson Saplana Gallery. Photo by David Stjernholm

Sophie Calle, Aujourd'hui ma mère est morte, print on aluminum in mahogany frame, 2013. Courtesy of the artist, Perrotin Gallery and Wilson Saplana Gallery. Photo by Claire Dorn

Inuuteq Storch (GL)

For his solo presentation at the Danish Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale, Inuuteq Storch presented multiple series of works spanning personal photography from the last decade together with archival photography. This was both derived from family albums and from official Grenlandic archives e.g. photography by John Møller (b.1867), the first professional Greenlandic photographer. Through photography and installation Inuuteq Storch skilfully explores his Inuit identity, portraying the everyday life of the Kalit people, the spectacular surrounding nature and the spirits that came before.

Inuuteq Storch (b. 1989, GL) is a Inuit artist based in Sisimiut, Greenland. Storch represented Denmark at the 60th Venice Biennale (2024) - bringing Kalaallit Nunaat to the Danish pavilion. Storch studied at ICP, New York, and at Fatamorgana, Copenhagen. Inuuteq Storch has exhibited at AKG Art Museum Buffalo, GL.Strand, Copenhagen. In 2025-2026 he will exhibit in New York (TBA), the Bonavista Biannual, Canada, Kunsten - Museum of Modern Art Aalborg, at Bonnefanten Museum, Limburg, and the Hasselblad Center, Göteborg.