This is a Meat City 28.09.21-10.10.21

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Linda Lamignan: Held, 2021. Exhibited in the windows of Hartz Pickles & Salater. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Jens Settergren: What You Really Touch? (2021), Do You Know Who Else Is Playing with Your Family? (2021), Holiday’s Over (II) (2021), Germs Just Can’t Reproduce (2021) all from the series Monster Soup (2019 – ). Exhibited at the toilet at Space 10. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Kasper Hesselbjerg: Tre utensili/Three Tools, 2021. Exhibited in the restaurant Mother. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Halpate (video, 2020), Authors: Adam Khalil (Ojibway) andAdam Piron (Kiowa/Mohawk). Exhibited in the clothing store Motorious. Photo: Christian Brems.

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New Red Order (Adam Khalil): Lids 4 Indigenous Futures, 2021. Exhibited in the clothing store Motorious. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Mia Edelgart: Ta di bap, Cheese Bell Diorama, 2021. Exhibited in the kitchenware store H.W. Larsen. Photo. Christian Brems.

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Will Benedict og Steffen Jørgensen: The Restaurant (video, 2020). Exhibited in the kitchenware store H.W. Larsen. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Will Benedict og Steffen Jørgensen: The Restaurant (video, 2020). Exhibited in the kitchenware store H.W. Larsen. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Steffen Jørgensen: Dirty Hands, 2020. Exhibited in Superbrugsen. Photo: Christian Brems.

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Marie Munk: Working Out (My Survival), 2019. Hold Hands, 2018. Exhibited in Superbrugsen. Photo: Christian Brems.

Go on an art discovery in the meat packing district in Vesterbro, when nine artists exhibit works in nine very different shops. The artists display their works on a shelf, a table or in a window, thereby creating little surprises that you can experience while shopping, eating or simply walking around the area.

The nine artists exhibit selected works in places as diverse as restaurants, supermarkets, a pickle and salad shop, office facilities and much more.

The nine artists participating in the exhibition are Kasper Hesselbjerg, Mia Edelgart and Steffen Jørgensen, who have all been in residency at Art Hub in the spring of 2021. In addition, it is Gro Sarauw, Adam Khalil and Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi, who in is currently in residency at Art Hub as well as Linda Lamignan, Marie Munk and Jens Settergren, who are currently part of the Bikubenfonden’s residency program. The exhibition shows young talented Danish and foreign artists in interaction with Art Hub’s local area in Vesterbro.

On AHC’s part, the exhibition is an experiment that intends to show art in alternative settings and thus draw attention to art’s potential.