Transfers of Memories – Group Show

Transfers of Memories

January – March, 2025 – Copenhagen

“Transfers of Memory” is a compelling contemporary art exhibition curated by INTHEGALLERY, featuring works by prominent artists Jacob Gils, Lise Johansson, Sif Meincke, and Dan Laustsen. The show explores themes of memory, identity, and the ephemeral nature of existence through photography and camera-based art.

Jacob Gils: Known for his innovative use of photographic transfers, Gils works challenge the perception of landscapes and cities, blending realism with abstraction.
Lise Johansson: Her Absence series (2019–2023) and I’m not here #1 (2021) delve into introspection and the subtle, often unnoticed, spaces of life.
Sif Meincke: With works like You Can Sail Without Wind #8 and #10, Meincke captures poetic moments of stillness and transformation.
Dan Laustsen: Laustsen contributes with Memories #1 (2018), a striking large-format archival print, embodying the essence of cinematic storytelling and the emotional resonance of visual memory.

The exhibition runs from January to March 2025 and invites viewers to immerse themselves in an intimate exploration of memory’s role in shaping our perception of the world. With a mix of traditional and experimental approaches, “Transfers of Memory” celebrates the versatility of photography and its dialogue with other artistic mediums.

For inquiries and additional details, please contact art@inthegallery.com.

Winter and Sun: Group show

Winter and Sun

November 15th – Feb 1st, 2025

In The Gallery Palma de Mallorca proudly presents a dynamic group exhibition featuring the works of acclaimed artists Markus Klinko, Stephen Schnedler, Jacob Gils, Søren Solkær, Werner Van Reck, and Camila Echavarría.

As we approach the year’s end, this exhibition captures the vibrant spirit of Palma’s art scene, offering a unique celebration of winter’s beauty. Through diverse styles and perspectives, these artists illuminate the season’s depth and subtle brightness, inviting viewers to experience a harmonious blend of warmth and light that reflects Mallorca’s winter charm.

Exhibition Period: November 15th, 2024 – Feb 1, 2025

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“you can sail without wind” by SIF MEINCKE

Sif Meincke - You can sail without wind I

you can sail without wind… by Sif MEINCKE

November 1st – January 1st, 2025

For the first time, In The Gallery presents an exhibition featuring the work of art photographer Sif Meincke. The exhibition, you can sail without wind, offers an unexpected perspective on urban life, using the harbour as a setting for calm, reflection, and immersion. Unlike the usual lively and bustling images associated with city harbours, this collection centers on the harbour as a peaceful space, a place where moments of silence and presence can emerge.

Sif Meincke’s you can sail without wind focuses on this contrast, showing the urban landscape not through the lens of chaos or dynamism, but as an environment that fosters personal pause and reflection. With her careful composition, Meincke reveals how even the busiest parts of the city offer hidden moments of calm, where one can pause, breathe, and reflect on the movements of life. The exhibition highlights a much-needed breathing space in a world driven by progress and efficiency. It reminds us of the harbour’s timeless presence in the cityscape—a bridge between human activity and the natural rhythms of the water.

Opening Reception: November 1, 2024, 4 pm – 9 pm
Exhibition Period: November 1, 2024 – January 1, 2025

Nit de L’Art Palma 2024

The Night of Art 2024 Palma

September 21- 2024

INTHEGALLERY is delighted to invite you to the Nit de l’Art celebrated in Palma de Mallorca, a special occasion to enjoy a night dedicated to Art and all its diversity of proposals.

We have prepare an exhibition that explores the diversity of techniques and display mediums of fine art photography that gather together works by Jacob Gils, Soren Solkaer, Werner Van Reck, Markus Klinko and more.

In The Gallery Museum

Plaza de la Porta de Santa Catalina 22, Palma

InTheGallery Old Town

Calle Can veri 9, Palma

New Works by Merete Hansen

September 5t- October 25th, 2024

VERNISSAGE : September 5th from 16h to 19h.

It is the painterly qualities that are at the fore when Merete Hansen composes her powerful, colorful pictures. With her commitment to the painting’s ability to communicate on its own terms, she works with subjects where the narrative is toned down to make room for the formal expressions that never completely let go of their anchoring in the figuration.

Since the beginning of Merete Hansen’s artistic work, the portrait, the model study and the set-up have been the central focal points and have over time been supplemented with cow skulls, ship and harbor motifs. Inspired by cubism’s ideas about image construction, she uses the recognizable motifs as building blocks, which are taken apart, broken down and built up again in elaborate color plans and shapes.

It is especially the color experience that is the actual content of the image. Merete Hansen creates both space and sound out of shades of gray and the colors of the rainbow scale, and despite a penchant for the darker shades of the palette, the images are far from gloomy.

LIMIT TO YOUR LOVE by Jacob Gils

LIMIT TO YOUR LOVE - A solo exhibition by Jacob Gils

August 19th – September 30th, 2024

ONLINE EXHIBITION ON ARTSY

JACOB GILS explores the known theoretical and technical limits of photography, searching for the full potential of this medium. The related challenges sharpen his creativity.

Limit To Your Love series presents a subtle contrasting vision of the female body, which has been valorized,reinterpreted and represented in art since the dawn of time. The distinct visual quality and aesthetics of the images result from a unique artistic technique, which involves the transfer of multiple Polaroid images onto watercolour paper. The paper’s textured surface makes it difficult to completely control the process and the random distortions seen as white areas on the surfaces add a painterly character to the final body of work.

Museums: The National Museum of Photography in Oslo, The National Museum of Photography in Copenhagen, Fotografiska Stockholm, Museum of modern art in Bogota, Nanjing Museum of Visual Arts in China and The Danish Cultural Center in Beijing China.

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