Galleri Nicolai Wallner, DK
Galleri Nicolai Wallner was founded in 1993 with the vision of showcasing ambitious and thought-provoking contemporary art. From its inception, the gallery has played a pivotal role in shaping the contemporary art scene, fostering long-term collaborations with both emerging and internationally renowned artists.
Committed to supporting artists throughout their careers, Galleri Nicolai Wallner works closely with its represented artists on exhibitions, commissions, and institutional projects, while also ensuring their work reaches an international audience. The gallery’s program spans a diverse range of media and artistic approaches, with a strong emphasis on conceptual depth and storytelling.
Rooted in Copenhagen, Galleri Nicolai Wallner has been instrumental in introducing key international artists to the Scandinavian art scene while also championing Nordic artists on the global stage. The gallery continues to evolve, embracing new perspectives and artistic dialogues, always with the ambition of presenting work that challenges, inspires, and resonates.
Glentevej 47-49
2400 Copenhagen NV
Denmark
Featured Artists
This year's exhibition
Galleri Nicolai Wallner’s presentation at Market Art Fair brings together a group of artists whose practices reflect distinct yet deeply interconnected positions within contemporary Nordic art, while engaging broader questions of landscape, materiality, and identity.
The booth is shaped through a careful balance of space and concept. An expansive landscape painting by Clara Gesang-Gottowt transforms the room into an immersive perceptual field, dissolving the boundary between interior experience and exterior world. On the floor, stone sculptures by Kirsten Ortwed introduce a grounding architectural counterpoint – asserting weight, stillness, and the body’s fundamental relationship to space. Alongside Ortwed, Julie Falk’s work extends this engagement with material presence and physical form, bringing her own distinct sculptural sensibility to the dialogue between object and environment. Works by Carola Grahn and J.G. Arvidsson add further reflective dimensions, inviting considerations of heritage, belonging, and cultural orientation.
Together, the presentation positions Nordic contemporary art as a site of ongoing negotiation – between history and perception, material and meaning, the local and the universal.
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Carola Grahn
Drum (Dragon Series, part of Notes on Hide), (2025)
Reindeer hide, dishcloth, synthetic sinew thread, wooden frame, 110 x 90 cm -
Carola Grahn
Spine (Dragon Series, part of Notes on Hide), (2025)
Reindeer hide, dishcloth, synthetic sinew thread, wooden frame, 110 x 90 cm -
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Kirsten Ortwed
Possible Result Of A Crafty Noise (A12), (2016)
Black Mexican Onyx, 107 x 100 x 55 cm -
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