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



Marina Dubia Glitched Belongings and arriscame




Practical information

Opening:
May 27, 17:00 – 22:00, 2022

Additional opening hours:
May 28 – May 29, 12:00 – 18:00, 2022

Address:
Halmtorvet 11D, DK-1700 Copenhagen

Glitched Belongings and arriscame
Solo exhibition and performance

Glitched Belongings is a collection of earnest experiments that paw and gnaw at the idea of belonging through strategies of visibility and materialized relations. The desire for a definite identity lingers in subjectivity, yet life takes shape attuning toward, through and with-in a certain ecology of relations. In these works, Dubia hopes to peel and enhance some of the weaved layers of being; with special attention to the “profession”, the “home” and the “body”.

arriscame is a guided performance where we propose to share and research our own boundaries, together. During the event, participants will be asked to go through a series of conversations and physical exercises. We will start with self-massage, talk about calluses of the skin and of the heart, and attempt to weave everyone in the room through open, earnest conversation, and – to materialize these connections – thread and needle. Our sense of self is neatly tied by the boundary of the skin: What does it allow to come in? What do I allow to come in? How do my boundaries shape relations to myself and others? What happens when I make myself available to challenge these limits? What can pass and move, that couldn’t before?

The desire to share, live together, to be open and vulnerable, can often be an uncomfortable one. Every step of the evening will be presented clearly, and participants are welcome to support the action as an observer. We hope to create a safe, playful and provocative space that stimulates critical reflection and togetherness. And, of course, will tie everything together with music & good food.

Artist

Marina Dubia

Curators

Anne Sofie Skjold Møller
Anders Aarvik

Documentation










Installation







Marina Dubia (photographed by Katja Crevar, setup with help of Oscar Lyons, Ida Schrader and Kajsa Karlsson), I believe this wave will bear my weight, 2022, photographic paper, variable dimensions





Marina Dubia, untitled (to get closer to a structure), 2022, cut-up kitchen towel, 50x100cm



Marina Dubia, Kitchen assistant Serra, 2022, Cut-up paper cups leftover from prep work at a restaurant, variable dimensions













Marina Dubia (photographed by Katja Crevar), I study to work / I work to study, 2022, documented performance printed on photographic paper and office paper, variable dimensions













Marina Dubia, arriscame, 2022, guided performance, people, cushions, needles, thread, 60 minutes

About

Ladder Space is an eclectic exhibition space that encapsulates what surrounds it. In a stable building at Halmtorvet – which also functions as a studio collective – exhibitions and performances manifest, in addition to activities of more processual, temporary, and communal character.

The exhibition space strives to resemble how we encounter the world today, as leaping and association-driven, where we scroll through a reality that is intertwined, paradoxical and interchangeable. Instead of curating the exhibitions based on a single idea or a set frame of references or preferences, we examine the chaotic and paradoxical concept of housing many different practices under one roof and let themes and associations flow freely and weave in and out of the different activities. The eclectic becomes a tool to generate new meanings, understandings and coherence and use this openness towards the chaotic as a method to create new forms of dialogue and add nuance and complexity to the activities and conversations that take place in Ladder Space.


Contact

Address:
Halmtorvet 11D, DK-1700 Copenhagen

E-mail:
ladder.exhibition.space@gmail.com

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Opening hours

Open on occasion and by appointment. Please refer to the specific exhibition.

Organisers

Anne Sofie Skjold Møller
Anders Aarvik
Laura Hjort

Assistance of additional members of Halmtorvet 11A-F studio collective.

Support

Copenhagen Municipality
Vesterbro Lokaludvalg
Snabslanten

Support has been granted for specific activities and include
Vesterbro Lokaludvalg
Snabslanten
Rådet for Visuel Kunst
Statens Kunstfond
Nordisk Kulturfond
Dansk Tennisfond
The Polish Embassy
Refshaleøen

Press

Material