An average place to buy paintings, if you're an artist which Wanna sell some and get involved in a…read moregallery, then stay off this, they'll cheat their way out of it to earn as much as they can through your work before even setting a deal.

Hidden miniature gallery in the up and coming area Kødbyen, Copenhagen's meatpacking district…read more The gallery is very authentic but where it once was only meat there is now modern art. This trip to V1 was also my first meeting with the art of HuskMitNavn. Highly recommended!

Not a huge fan of the art here but then again the art scene in denmark is pretty much lacking…read morecompared to other parts of the world. It's really random that they would choose to have an art gallery in this area, there aren't even other galleries near by to hop around to. I only hope that the artists who have their work presented here are getting a fair amount of exposure. The place is usually pretty empty when I come here but maybe it's packed on opening night. I really recommend them moving the gallery to somewhere more trendy like nørrebro atleast they'd have more street traffic instead of an empty parking lot in the meatpacking district..

Right inside the old slaughter house aria of Copenhagen you will find a cultural center growing…read morefast. Came to a book release of Kajsa Gullberg's, The House of Mirrors in Fotografisk Center. Made it possible to have a look around though the exhibition was closed. It was all very interesting and giving with a precise and dedicated observance. A spot I will return to every now and then.

Well organized shop filled floor to ceiling with cool prints. One half of the shop contains prints…read morein various sizes and the other half contains originals. I love the focus on local artists and the large selection of styles. I like that it's has both relatively affordable items (A4 poster prints are 90kr) and expensive originals. The shop assistants are super friendly and helpful, and will find specific posters or different sizes for you. If you're in the shop, it's easiest to browse the two little "file boxes" of A4 posters. Many of the posters come in larger than A4 sizes, but it's just easiest to browse through the A4 size. Price for posters is by size, and you can also frames at the shop. Their website is great, and probably the easiest way to view their selection.