- Slut dato: 2025-04-05
25th Anniversary – An Artistic Journey with Heart and Intuition
On March 31, 2000, Susanne Kam Kristensen joined Galleri NB, and today, 25 years later, her dedication and administrative expertise have become an indispensable part of the gallery’s daily operations. Over the years, Susanne, who later became a partner in the gallery, has played a key role in its management and development.
To mark her anniversary, Susanne has curated a grand anniversary exhibition featuring artworks that hold special significance for her. Many of these pieces have been in the gallery for years, still waiting to find their perfect home—a process that has fostered a deep connection between Susanne and the works. Others are more recent, but what unites them all is the strong emotions and memories they evoke in her. This makes for an incredibly personal exhibition.
As Susanne herself explains: “Provocative art has its place and can be inspiring—but for this exhibition, I have chosen works I want to surround myself with in my daily life. Art that I could imagine hanging on my own walls.” The exhibition offers insight into Susanne’s personal relationship with art and her experience with the selected pieces.
Susanne has always had a deep passion for art. Even before joining Galleri NB, she took the initiative to start an art association at her previous workplace and organized an exhibition with the help of Thorkild NB, whom she did not know at the time. Over the years, Susanne has also purchased art for herself and her children. “It’s hard to imagine a home without something on the walls. Whether it’s soul-made art, photo collages, or posters, there is always something that adds a spark to everyday life,” says Susanne. She also highlights how art can transform a space and open doors to new experiences.
Her 25 years at Galleri NB have been an artistic journey where Susanne has had a significant impact on the gallery’s financial growth. Her collaboration with Thorkild NB Nielsen is characterized by mutual respect, where they each bring their strengths and complement each other in the best possible way.
Galleri NB invites everyone to experience this unique and personal exhibition, which offers a deeper insight into Susanne Kam Kristensen’s relationship with art. At the same time, it is a celebration of the many years Susanne has enriched the gallery. Discover works from some of the gallery’s renowned artists and take a glimpse into "the heart of the back office,"where Susanne’s passion and dedication to art take center stage.
Title: 25th Anniversary Exhibition – Curated by Susanne Kam Kristensen
Dates: February 22 – April 5
Opening Reception: Saturday, February 22, 14:00–16:00
- Slut dato: 2025-02-02
Galleri NB is delighted to present a selection of current Danish and international artists at this year's Art Herning.
After 40 years in the industry and more than 25 years at Art Herning, it is a pleasure to once again meet the audience. This time at stand 216.
This time, Galleri NB is showcasing selected artworks by:
Vilmantas
Steen Larsen
Sabine Beyerle
Toon Berghahn
Paul Smulders
Nana RHB
Kristian Vodder Svensson
Andrea Damp
- Slut dato: 2025-03-01
Nana RHB
Flower Power
18.01 - 01.03
In the solo exhibition Flower Power, Galleri NB presents a series of works by Nana RHB, where cardboard boxes and flower bouquets merge in a tension-filled dialogue between chaos and harmony. In the exhibited Overpaintings, Nana RHB reworks and paints over photographs of cardboard installations and flower arrangements, printed on sailcloth, canvas, and paper.
The works blur the boundaries between the industrial and the natural, uniting the visual elements in a new constellation. By transforming the cardboard box—a typical everyday object—into an artistic metaphor, Nana RHB challenges our understanding of sustainability, function, and value. The raw lines and geometric surfaces of the cardboard box meet the vibrant colors and organic forms of the flower bouquets, exploring the relationship between consumption, recycling, and the circular process of creation and decay found in both nature and human-made systems.
The title Flower Power refers to the inherent strength of nature and the transformative power of creativity. The flowers represent vitality and renewal, while the cardboard constructions reflect humanity's footprint and our responsibility in relation to nature. Inspired by the peace movement of the 1960s, Nana RHB brings a classical motif like the floral still life into a contemporary, socially critical context, focusing on the desire for peace and the preservation of nature.
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