Christina Wilson has a long-standing career working in the art world. Being a former museum curator she opened her first art gallery Gallery Christina Wilson in 2002 representing a long list of artists, who had their debut show at the gallery and is now-established: Jesper Just, Alicja Kwade, Vanessa Billy, John Kørner, FOS, Kirstine Roepstorff, Michael Williams and Katherine Bernhardt. Also blue chip artist such as Sophie Calle was represented. During the 10 years the gallery existed it was active at international art fairs such as: Art Basel, LISTE Basel, Frieze London, Armory Show, NADA Miami, Art Bruxelles, Market Stockholm a.o. After closing the gallery in 2012, Wilson became an art advisor.
Nanna Saplana has a double master’s degree from Goldsmiths University of London and the University of Copenhagen MA in Visual Anthropology and Modern Culture with a thesis on Artistic Research & Posthumanism. She has extensive experience with art writing, communication, and has worked with many young contemporary artists and artistic development programs in Denmark through her previous work at Copenhagen Contemporary, Art Hub Copenhagen, and Overgaden Institute of Contemporary Art, in addition to curating freelance at Nikolaj Kunsthal, ALL ALL ALL at GL Strand@Læderstræde, and Villa Kultur.
Jannie Haagemann is an experienced curator of both younger and internationally renowned artists. She has in the past ten years been involved in the strategy, fundraising, and opening of Copenhagen Contemporary, where she has been Senior Curator and Head of Exhibitions until 2024. She has worked in various art institutions in Denmark among them Gl. Strand, Danish Contemporary Art Foundation, and the Faurschou Foundation. She has extensive experience with communication and art writing, and a large network within the Danish and International art world. She has a MA in Modern Culture from the University of Copenhagen with a thesis on globalization and the new internationalism in the art world, and a Diploma in Culture and Cultural Management.
Laura Næsby is currently finishing her Master's degree in Visual Culture from the University of Copenhagen. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Art History from the University of Copenhagen and interned at the art agency Creator Projects as part of her education. Her essay I Love My Machine was published in the art magazine Sexualia Vol. 2 in 2022 based on her bachelor's thesis on artificial intelligence and the female body. Before working at the gallery, Laura worked as a curatorial assistant at ARKEN Museum of Contemporary Art.
Vesterbrogade 6, 1620, Copenhagen, Denmark
Wednesday-Friday 12-18, Saturday 12-16
Contact: hello@wilson-saplana.com
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