Alice Folker Gallery

06/08/2026

Studiovisit at Frederik Næblerød
Great new works and projects 💥

05/08/2026

Anna Stahn
Sovende planet, 2025
Patinated bronze
14 x 20 x 3 cm

We are BACK from vacation.
Come by and see our group exhibition ‘Why do Birds’
With works by Aki Turunen, Anna Stahn, Asger H. Gjerdevik, Christine Overvad Hansen, Filip Vest, Frederik Næblerød, Hiu Tung Lau, Liva Jo Juul Streich, Liv Ertzeid, Maria Torp, Maria Zahle, Marie Rud Rosenzweig & Tal Regev.

18 June - 14 August 2026

28/07/2026

Last few weeks of
ANIMA
Solo exhibition by Signe Erichsen
18 June - 14 August 2026

The gallery is open again from 5th August

Signe Erichsen’s oeuvre reflects an artistic practice rooted in the exploration of how the subconscious manifests itself in the physical world. Through her labour-intensive and layered technique, she expresses a range of inner states into the canvas, creating a visual language that runs throughout the works.

This visual language reveals different subconscious states, reminding the viewer to turn their attention inward. The title of the exhibition, ANIMA, derives from the Latin word for life force, soul, or breath - describing the essence of all living things.

The titular painting is a monochrome work created with gold pigment, symbolising an immense magnification of this very essence. The piece Memento Mori emerges from a deep blue background like an explosion of life force. Its title refers to the awareness of our own mortality, a reminder that can sharpen our sense of presence and what we wish to give to life while we are here.

08/07/2026

We wish everyone a wonderful summer and look forward to seeing you when the gallery reopens on August 5, 2026, offering the opportunity to visit Signe Erichsen’s solo exhibition ANIMA as well as our group exhibition Why do Birds until 14th August.

Please mark your calendars for Friday, August 21, at 5:00 PM, when we invite you to the opening reception for Catherine Anholt’s solo exhibition THE LOVE AND THE PAIN, Diary of an Artist.

In recent years, Catherine Anholt has received significant international attention with exhibitions in the UK, Germany, and Korea, among other places. Her latest works combine a rare intensity of color with deeply personal narratives concerning nature, memory, love, and loss.

03/07/2026

Marie Rud Rosenzweig
TETRIS, 2026
Oil, wax, pigment and chalk on canvas
205 x 120 cm

The gallery is open until 4 July and we are back from vacation 29th July 2026

03/07/2026

01/07/2026

Liva Jo Juul Streich
Virtual and upright, 2026
Silkscreen print on linen
30 x 40 cm

Liva Jo Juul Streich (b. 1999, Denmark) works primarily within the medium of painting, navigating a space between figuration and abstraction. Drawing from her personal archive of images and collected material, she develops collage-based compositions in which fragmented motifs emerge. Through these motifs, her work explores shifting associations and seeks to evoke a simultaneous sense of familiarity and estrangement.

Her recent exhibitions include solo exhibitions at Alice Folker Gallery (2025); Skitsehandlen, Faaborg (2024) and group exhibitions at Eeny Meeny & Co. Mexico City (2025); V1 Gallery, Copenhagen (2024); FRMD, London (2024); Zink, Vienna (2024) and Krebsen, Copenhagen (2023).

30/06/2026

Frederik Næblerød
Flying High, Flying Low 11, 2025
Watercolour on paper
Oak frame, museum glass
71 x 53 cm

The gallery is open Wednesday-Saturday
We are closed for holiday in weeks 28, 29 & 30

29/06/2026

Signe Erichsen
A LOVE FOR MY FRIEND #2, 2025
Oil, pigment and glitter on canvas
190 x 130 cm

Signe Erichsen’s oeuvre reflects an artistic practice rooted in the exploration of how the subconscious manifests itself in the physical world. Through her labour-intensive and layered technique, she expresses a range of inner states into the canvas, creating a visual language that runs throughout the works.
This visual language reveals different subconscious states, reminding the viewer to turn their attention inward. The title of the exhibition, ANIMA, derives from the Latin word for life force, soul, or breath - describing the essence of all living things.
The titular painting is a monochrome work created with gold pigment, symbolising an immense magnification of this very essence. The piece Memento Mori emerges from a deep blue background like an explosion of life force. Its title refers to the awareness of our own mortality, a reminder that can sharpen our sense of presence and what we wish to give to life while we are here.
Another example is A Love for My Friend #2, in which an explosion of purple and pink pigment consumes the canvas as a burst of intense, colorful energy. The painting reflects on the loss of a dear friend and how a person’s entire life force can disappear in an instant - as if in an explosion - while simultaneously continuing to exist within those left behind.