Salon 75
Curatorial Office
& Publishing
Peter Bangs vej 75
Frederiksberg 2000
salon75@info.dk
Open by appointment
ON VIEW
Emma Hummerhielm Carlén & Jochen Lempert
Publishing
Drafts of Ecology:
Das Irrlicht 2022-2024
Archive
Dominic Michel Vijay MasharaniLand & History
The Citadel of Copenhagen
SHOW SHOW
Dog, No Leash
Positions
Beach II
Salty Embrace
Stile Gazing
Curiosity as Helmsmen
The Loading
Warm Little Pond x Sans Souci
“Oh darling, Let’s run with the turtles”
Where Sleeping Cows Lie
Box Office
Warm Little Pond
A Faint Smell of Sulfur
Sara Sjölin & Søren Rye
GOSSIP
EVERGROWN: Registeringens Organismer
Im Drunk And I Want To Sleep In The Bog Tonight
September
Hinder
The Tired Mask of Spring
Bawl Screen: A Topography
Bow
Staff Only
Yours To Keep
From Green To Grey
State of Affairs
APXIV
Homesick Gallery
Urielle+
Lifepark
Emilie Viktoria KJÆR & SóLEY RAGNARSDóTTI Pine Sleeves
Ikea-Konglomeratet
Sentience is for Losers and Nerds
Honeyland Festival
Figures of
Speech//Functional Escape
Nye Rør i Salon 75!
DON’T FEED THE TROLL
COMPRESSION
In Between And After
Squinting At What Appears To Be Almost There
Ingen Jury, Ingen Præmier
I Am Responsible For All Living Beings’ Happiness
03.02.2023 - 06.01.2024
Nicoleta Auersperg, Nadine Lemke, Jürgen Münzer, Mara Novak, Noushin Redjaian, Marit Wolters, Hui Ye.
Curated by: @gomoartspace
“With a broad artistic gesture, SHOW SHOW casts concepts such as empowerment, self-staging and selfoptimisation into the exhibition space and brings to question exclusivity of artistic creation as well as authority and expertise in art. In recent decades, the DIY movement has become increasingly influential in digital culture as well as in the art scene. The democratisation of artistic processes can no longer be denied; online resources antutorials in all areas are a reality. The exhibition scratches the surface of this supposed democratisation of art production through DIY and tutorials and humorously questions the dogmas of authority and expert knowledge in art production. DIY was once a punk movement, clearly positioned against commercialisation and in favour of democratic participation. By comparison, the majority of today’s DIY endeavors have been completely commercialised. SHOW SHOW makes these contradictions a subject and object of artistic exploration.
