As in his paintings, shaded fields of colour meet and coalesce. Andreas Eriksson works with textures printed from multiple plates to bring forth a play between ambiguous light and dark forms in the final print.
Marie Rud Rosenzweig and Anna Stahn have created a series of prints revolving around femininity and horror. A shared interest in the widespread appeal of the unpleasant as entertainment sparked the idea for a joint series of prints.
You can either give a nominated amount to buy a print of their choice, or a half year membership of BORCH Collective to experience a range of original prints at home.
The theme of Two Suspects revolves around the feminine in a world where the fascination for true crime, violence and the uncanny is significantly present in entertainment culture.
Orupabo has consistently reminded us of the power of the gaze and the impact of images by letting figures re-emerge as active subjects that refuse to be objectified. Clover I and II depict the actress Carol Speed portraying the title character in the 1974 blaxploitation horror movie Abby.
Douglas Gordon’s series August 12, 1999 is currently on view at ARoS as part of a group exhibition exploring the ways artists have considered and been inspired by the vast spaces and events of the universe.
In a new series of monotypes, Linde Busk conveys a wide range of individual aesthetic expressions and atmospheres, which hint at an overarching narrative without ever proposing a specific reading.
BORCH Editions presents original prints by Mamma Andersson (SE), Tacita Dean (UK), Andreas Eriksson (SE), Wardell Milan (US), Frida Orupabo (NO) and Danh Vo (DK/VN)
In three etchings Mamma Andersson expresses haunting moods of quiet mystery, and subtle connections appear through their colours and scenic atmospheres.
BORCH Editions is delighted to present Nightshades, a series of unique prints by Peter Linde Busk in our showroom.
The exhibited artists’ projects touch on the phenomenon of memories from a materially as well as thematically and culturally point of view.
The exhibition focuses on the complex relationships that take place within the sphere of the home, central to our everyday life and in the creation of our identity.
Niels Borch Jensen in conversation with art historian and art critic Trine Ross Wednesday 21 August 6.30 — 7.30 pm
BORCH Editions’ presentation showcases the diverse ways in which contemporary artists explore the possibilities of different printmaking techniques from the point of view of their respective practices. The presentation includes recent prints by Mamma Andersson, Nanna Debois Buhl, Peter Linde Busk, Ann Lislegaard, Wardell Milan, Frida Orupabo, and Maria Wæhrens.
A presentation of Swedish Artist Jockum Nordström’s latest print projects includes multi-coloured etchings and monoprints. BORCH Editions Showroom reopens after a summer break with a presentation of Jockum Nordström’s latest […]
BORCH Editions’ Art Basel 2024 presentation showcases the collaborating artists’ wide range of conceptual and technical approaches to printmaking.
The exhibition brings together new large-scale photogravure prints, collages and sculptures by Frida Orupabo.
Wardell Milan’s large-scale prints are complex, multi-layered compositions that combine a myriad of etching techniques with linocuts and woodcuts.
BORCH Editions is pleased to present recent print projects by Andreas Eriksson, Wardell Milan, Jockum Nordström, Frida Orupabo, Tal R, and Maria Wæhrens.
Frida Orupabo renegotiates questions of representation in three large-scale photogravures based on digital collages.
The group exhibition More Human Than Human brings together recent print projects by Nanna Debois Buhl, Adam Jeppesen, Ann Lislegaard, and Fiona Tan.
The exhibition Kolossal presents print projects by Tacita Dean, Olafur Eliasson, Per Kirkeby and Matt Saunders among others.
Nanna Debois Buhl in conversation with astrophysicist Anja Cetti Andersen Wednesday 24 April 5.30 — 6.30 pm
Pinault Collection presents Julie Mehretu. Ensemble at Palazzo Grassi in Venice.
New monotypes and monoprints by Maria Wæhrens on view.
Nanna Debois Buhl’s exhibition at Kunsthal Aarhus presents a series of artworks related to her practice-based PhD project ‘Picture the Sky: Cosmic Code, Images, and Imaginaries’
Maria Wæhrens in conversation with curator Mai Dengsøe Saturday 2 March 2 — 3 pm
Maria Wæhrens’ one-week exhibition ‘I Take Care of You and Me’ features a series of new monoprints and monotypes.
The flickering imagery in Nanna Debois Buhl’s new prints depicts matter that is normally too microscopic to grasp, and too foundational to comprehend.
BORCH Editions is delighted to present the latest print project by Trine Søndergaard in our Copenhagen Showroom.
Undulating soft gradients of tone form an intuitive landscape of shadows and colours.
Visit the studio for this limited offer and learn more about original prints, while our master printers are working at the presses.
Hannah Heilmann in conversation with author Liv Sejrbo Lidegaard. Visit the studio Wednesday 26 October 6 — 7 pm
For the 2022 edition of Frieze London, BORCH Editions present newly released large-scale monotypes by Per Kirkeby, an off-set lithography print project by Tacita Dean, a series of photogravures by Danh Vo, a suite of etchings by Wardell Milan, and selected prints by Tal R and Mamma Andersson.
Liminality is a new etching printed from three plates, in a colour arrangement of a rich orange, contrasted with a vivid blue and silvery-grey.
We are delighted to present new editions by Hannah Heilmann, Marie Rud Rosenzweig, and Alexander Tovborg in our Showroom.
Alexander Tovborg’s portfolio of 37 etchings is inspired by each specific canto (verse) of Inferno, first book of Dante’s Divine Comedy from 1320
BORCH Editions is pleased to publish a series of etchings by Hannah Heilmann. Working with master printer Mette Ulstrup, Heilmann has created a portfolio of five etchings that stem from the artist’s research-based practice. The prints encapsulate a perennial topic of the artist’s research – the cultural history of clothing and the desire-driven economy surrounding it.
For the 2022 edition of Chart Art Fair, Copenhagen, BORCH Editions is excited to present two vast print projects by Tacita Dean and Alexander Tovborg.
Anna Stahn renders a storefront and invites the viewer to go window shopping, perusing the display of garments and underwear.
Milan first initiated The Balcony by creating a suite of eight etchings in 2019, marking the first part of the series. A second suite of eight etchings with the subtitle The World is Made of Eggs, extends the portfolio in 2022.
We are delighted to present selected print projects by Per Bak Jensen, Clay Ketter, Tal R, Anna Stahn, and Alexander Tovborg in our Showroom.
Visit the studio and meet the artist Thursday 19 May 5 — 6 pm
The figures in the etchings Mademoiselle and Madame stem from Mamma Andersson’s image archive: two women emerge from a former time in an assemblage of backgrounds and textures.
In Adam Jeppesen’s triptych Tyler H, large ominous eyes slowly appear from a scattering of random marks and tones. The large-scale print is related to a series of transitory portraits titled Amos.
Visit the studio and meet the artist Saturday 2 April 2 — 3pm
BORCH Editions is delighted to present print projects by Per Kirkeby, Michel Majerus, and Tal R in our Showroom.
Anna Stahn’s two etchings Newspaper print and Love letter are based on different ways of communicating messages.
The prints Hound, Jerry, Lady Marion’s Veil and Suggestive kneeling marks the artist’s first collaboration with BORCH Editions.
Four anniversary prints and a selection of original prints by Mamma Andersson, Tal R and Matt Saunders
Book launch with a conversation between Niels Borch Jensen and Maria Kjær Themsen, at 5pm on 30 November.
pro tempore.art will facilitate a week-long residency at BORCH Editions’ studio. Four emerging artists are invited to come and work with our team of master printers.
Tacita Dean’s Inferno, 2021, is a ten-metre print of a mountainous panorama, made in eight parts.
BORCH Editions launches new art club – a unique opportunity to experience art at home.
No Plan at All: How the Danish Printshop of Niels Borch Jensen Redefined Artists’ Prints for the Contemporary World
For the 2021 edition of Frieze London, BORCH Editions will present recent projects by Tacita Dean, Ragnar Kjartansson, Julie Mehretu, Wardell Milan, Fiona Tan, and Danh Vo.
For the 2021 edition of Art Basel, BORCH Editions present large-scale prints by Julie Mehretu, a new offset print project by Tacita Dean, as well as a series of etchings by Wardell Milan
In our Copenhagen Showroom, we present a selection of large-scale etchings from Matt Saunders’ series Ratlos /Indomitable I-V, 2017
BORCH Editions is delighted to present the group exhibition Synergies in Berlin, opening Friday 13 August 2021
Wardell Milan, Tal R & Trine Søndgaard. Three print projects from three standpoints, each highlighting the art of printmaking in its most genuine form.
A selection of etchings and monotypes by John Zurier on view in our Showroom.
Visit the studio and meet the artist Wednesday 19 May at 16.00 or 17.00
Visit BORCH Editions’ Showroom and experience Trine Søndergaard’s photogravures.
A suite of nine prints by Virginia Overton are currently part of the group exhibition Nothing Is So Humble: Prints From Everyday Objects
Visit BORCH Editions’ Showroom and experience Ragnar Kjartansson’s first printmaking projects.
Marta Herford Museum presents Quarantania, 2018 as part of their exhibition ‘Deceptive Images’.
Epigraph, Damascus currently on view at High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia.
In The Balcony Milan explores the absurdity of politics, social and political structures, power dynamics and spectatorship and how these forces affect one’s personal existence.
