Did David Risley ever imagine his gallery would journey from London’s East End to Copenhagen’s trendy art scene? The David Risley Gallery stands before us, a testament to his vision. David Risley opened his first gallery in London in 2000. He later relocated it to Copenhagen in 2009. This gallery quickly became a hub for contemporary art. Risley worked with big names like Jake and Dinos Chapman, Alex Da Corte, and Dexter Dalwood. He also co-organized the Zoo Art Fair in London, a launchpad for emerging artists. A fun fact: Risley was known for organizing pick-up soccer games during art fairs. The David Risley Gallery isn’t just a space to view art. It’s a place where emerging and established artists find a platform. Risley’s dedication to his artists is evident in his words upon closing the gallery. He pledged to continue supporting their careers, finding them new galleries, and assisting with museum shows and commissions. The David Risley Gallery may have closed its doors, but its impact on the art world continues to resonate. It fostered connections between artists and the public, leaving a legacy of collaboration and creativity.
Galleri KANT
Founded in 2009 by Kerry Harm Nielsen and Anna Gram Sørensen Galleri KANT is more than just a gallery. It’s