At The End of the Rainbow

This part of The Triangle Project presents some of the most cutting edge artists from Denmark. Amongst others Peter Bonde, known for his rebellious approach to painting, combining paint with nontraditional materials and catchy words resulting in an ironic play between language and painting as in his 'piss paintings' series; Marco Evaristti, a provocateur, mostly oriented towards an interest in the excess and catastrophe of the body, known for his goldfish in blenders, leaving it up to the public to press the button and blend the fish; Thierry Geoffrey Colonel achieved great acknowledgement for his Emergency Room project at P.S. 1 in New York this year, were an artist from a pool of 50-60 American and international artists entered ER every day to showcase their artistic responses to the headlines of the previous 24 hours.

Ismar Cirkinagic have manufactures carpets that illustrates mass graves in the Balkan along with flowers that grows upon them, neatly pressed in between glass and frame.

Rasmus Bjørn shows one of his pinball machine painting dealing with the world of fashion and superficiality.

Jon Stahn have produced a cooling machine that optimistically is trying to--in the shape of a little tree--cool down the +30 Celsius degree installations space.

At The End of the Rainbow
Kurator: Thomas Andersen

mit Rasmus Bjorn, Peter Bonde, Anders Brinch, Ismar Cirkinagic, Thierry Geoffroy / Colonel, Marco Evaristi, Fie Norsker, Anna Odell, Jon Stahn, Maria Waehrens