Exhibitions

Abel Burger

Appaloosa 16 November - 16 December 2023 The gallery is proud to present an exhibition of new work by Abel Burger (b. 1982, France). This will be the artist's first show with Brigade since joining the gallery's program in 2022 and the artist's first-ever solo exhibition in Scandinavia. Titled 'Appaloosa', the exhibition will feature works emerging from the... Read more

Bendix Harms

Haus Innerst - Expect Yourself 5 October - 8 November 2023 Bendix Harms' unapologetic artistic philosophy has been questioning the methods and means of painting since the 1990s, raising a sense of awareness of the possibilities within narrative painting, all the while insisting on the importance of each subject's singularity. In a painting practice deeply rooted in terminology and words, Harms... Read more

Gene A'Hern

A Curtain Through the Trees 17 August - 27 September 2023 The gallery is proud to present 'A Curtain Through the Trees', a solo exhibition by Gene A'Hern (b. 1993, Katoomba, Australia). Oscillating between abstraction and figuration, A'Hern's work is arbitrarily engaged in modernist painting, yet looks inward to echo a unique pictorial language. Here, depth and movement reveal a lyrical... Read more

Rune Bering

Big-Data-Who-Changed-The-Business-World-Through-The-Sun 15 June - 6 August 2023 Brigade is proud to present 'big-data-who-changed- the-business-world-through-the-sun', a solo exhibition by Danish artist Rune Bering (b. 1984). Bering's artistic practice can be described as that of an excavator and editor. Amongst technological developments, marketing strategies, and political agendas, Bering searches for what things consist of, their production, and their context.... Read more

Amanda Lydért & Frederik Nystrup-Larsen

Landscape Is a Verb (Imported) 15 June - 10 August 2023 Landscape is a Verb (Imported), Amanda Lydért & Frederik Nystrup-Larsen ​ Some things are kind of criminal to move - like seashells found on beaches and very rare flowers found in valleys or jungles. Other things are only seemingly that... kind of criminal to move - like fruit and vegetables... Read more

Ken Taylor Reynaga

Where Blues Meet 28 April - 10 June 2023 Born in Southern California but raised in Bakersfield, Taylor Reynaga grew up in a place where newly arrived migrants live alongside those who either by choice or necessity settled in the agricultural hub of California's Central Valley. Its harvests are those that begin in January with one type of mandarin... Read more

Coline Marotta

Night Emails to Friends 16 March - 16 April 2023 Remembering Now: The Paintings by Coline Marotta ​ 'All of them already exist, that's why I felt I could paint them. They come from life, not night dreams but hundred percent daydreams.' Coline Marotta, 2023 ​ At first sight, the evocative paintings by Coline Marotta seem to be centered around... Read more

Garrett Pruter

The Birds 26 January - 9 March 2023 'Birding' is a term Garrett has repurposed to define his preoccupation over the last two years. His meaning bares no relation to observing rare birds through binoculars; rather, it describes his video editing technique of painstakingly omitting the many crows, ravens and seagulls from scenes in Alfred Hitchcock's cult thriller... Read more