Exhibitions
Ditte Marie Frost and Clara Jozefine Olika Morks
Dutch Angle
(October 31 - November 06, 2024) →
Morten Poulsen
Resistance Loudness Echo
(October 04-20, 2024) →
Group exhibition Bedrock 4
(May 24-31, 2024) →
Josefine Boel Johannessen
Tag a friend and say nothing
(February 08-11, 2024) →
Godhadi (Abhaya Rajani, Rajani Kadam, Satyawati Kadam, Sugandha Kadam), with Sam McNeil Labour of Protesting: anti-caste lineage (2023) →
Group exhibition
Bedrock 3 (2023) →
Sara Annsofidotter
Industrious youth (2023) →
Karon Nilzén
Porte Wirtaplopice (och andra utvägar) (2023) →
Anne Sofie Skjold Møller, Hollie Solvild
it rains, it pours and Emotional Landscapes (2022) →
Filip Vest, in collaboration with Paolo de Venecia Gile and Alen Nsambu
Why do you carry that thing (everywhere you go)? (2022) →
Jane Pedersen
No Club (2022) →
Group exhibition
Bedrock 2 (2022) →
Olivia Rode Hvass
In Captivity but No Longer Dead (2022) →
Dominik Morgas, Wojciech Wilk, Karolina Rolka Zaborska
Not Easy Meat (2022) →
Marina Dubia
Glitched Belongings and arriscame (2022) →
Laurits Honoré Rønne
ELUSIVE EXPRESS (2022) →
Katla Runarsdottir
Ceramics and Wine (2022) →
Group exhibition
Bedrock (2022) →
Events
Release event, Tidstrykket Materia #2: HØST (2024)
Online screening, Abhaya Rajani and Sam McNeil
Rakhan
(2024) →
Vida Vojić
TIMING IS DIVINE
(2024) →
Release event, thumb2: an exhibition concerning virtual scale and drawing (2023) →
Film screening, Eternit by Richard Dmitri Hee (2023)
Release event, KULTURO #54: Ting (2023) →
Publications
Booklet, Godhadi’s Labour of Protesting: Mending of Disintigrated Dalitness (2023)
Ladder Space is an artist-run exhibition- and project space located in a stable building at Halmtorvet
Group exhibition Bedrock 2
Practical information
Opening:
October 21, 17:00 – 21:00, 2022
Additional opening hours:
October 22 — October 23, 12:00 – 18:00, 2022
Address:
Halmtorvet 11D, DK-1700 Copenhagen
Bedrock 2
Group exhibition
Bedrock is the biannual group exhibition of Halmtorvet 11A-F studio collective.
The exhibition is a container providing a glimpse of the current state of the studio collective. Including both current and previous members, as well as previous exhibitors of Ladder Space, the exhibition reestablishes the studio collective, whatever that means to each of us in its arbitrary state.
The premise of the exhibition is not to control or manage what the artists contribute, which means that the exhibition contains works at different stages of production, showing many facets of what can be conceived as "finished". By continually opening up the building, the audience can peek into some of the raw processes that are going on in the stables, as well as how these are changing over time.
Bedrock refers to the foundation or bottom of a mountain; something hidden and solid from which the mountain protrudes from. Seemingly solid it is still in constant change, morphing into other shapes, affected by its surroundings and internal states.
The exhibition is supported by Snabslanten.
Artists
Dominik Morgás
Karolina Zaborska
Morten Poulsen
Filip Vest
Jane Pedersen
Jonas Handskemager
Mai S. Keldsen
Anne Sofie Skjold Møller
Anders Aarvik
Madeleine Andersson
Laurits Honoré Rønne
Curators
Anne Sofie Skjold Møller
Anders Aarvik
Documentation
Installation
Anders Aarvik, untitled (forms of situated computation sigil), Drypoint on mulberry paper, fence, teasel (dipsacus)
Karolina ‘Rolka’ Zaborska, The Planet Venus, Collage: printed paper, acrylic, epoxy resin on board
Laurits Honoré Rønne, post.report [1], butane/ propane gas, parabolic heater, cotton/ polyesterblankets, DALL·E 2 generated visuals
Madeleine Andersson, the human body is just a torus when you simplify the topology, Print on paper
Jonas Handskemager, (Untitled) flowerkiosk, Injekt print on baryta, passepartout, clipframe
Mai S. Keldsen, Midsummer, Analogue photograph, inkjet print on 190g matt fine art paper
Quote by the roman poet Vergil, from: ‘Naturens Lys’, Aksel Haaning, p. 19.
Ink made from elderberries mixed with water from the holy source at Thyholm. Its healing powers are known to be strongest at midsummer.
Jane Pedersen, Say Her Name 1 & 2, Two drawings in colourpencil
Anne Sofie Skjold Møller, it rains, it pours (excerpt), Foam, textiles, ceramics, lemongrass scent, beeswas, water, fire
Dominik Morgaś, Let the artist die, Acrylic and oil on canvas
Morten Poulsen, Boys will be..., Recordings of three giggling men, three loudspeakers on three
pillows
Filip Vest, Second Hand Love, Costumized textiles bought in second hand stores