The gallery

Galleri Bo Bjerggaard was founded in 1999 by Morten Korsgaard, Britt Bjerggaard and Bo Bjerggaard. Initially located in the center of Copenhagen, in 2007 the gallery moved to a larger location in the old Meat Packing District. End of January 2025 the gallery will open its doors at Sankt Knuds Vej in Frederiksberg.

The gallery presents international contemporary art from Europe and America. While its main focus is contemporary painting, the gallery also exhibits sculpture, photography, video and installations.The gallery participates in international art fairs throughout Europe and North America.

Bo Bjerggaard, Founder
Britt Bjerggaard, Founder
Morten Korsgaard, Founder
Jørgen Permin, Chairman
Jeanette Lindholdt Madsen, Director, partner
Gunhild Bønløkke Pedersen, Operations, partner
Sven Dumelie, Storage and art handling
Sebastian Bjerggaard, Store Manager, Ekely, partner
Contacts

Jørgen Permin, Chairman of the Board

 

Morten Korsgaard, Founder

Email: mortenkorsgaard(at)bjerggaard.com; Mobile: +45 40624215

 

Bo Bjerggaard, Founder

Email: bo(at)bjerggaard.com; Mobile: +45 40624220

 

Britt Bjerggaard, Founder

Email: britt(at)bjerggaard.com; Mobile: +45 40624244

 

Jeanette Lindholdt Madsen, Partner, Director

Email: jeanette(at)bjerggaard.com; Mobile: +45 31417069

 

Gunhild Bønløkke Pedersen, Partner, Operations

Email: gunhild(at)bjerggaard.com; Mobile: +45 26368232

 

Sven Dumelie, Storage and art handling

Email: sven(at)bjerggaard.com; Mobile: +45 31365200

 

Sebastian Bjerggaard, Partner, Storemanager, Ekely

Email: sebastian(at)ekely.dk


Ekely

Ekely is a shop in Istedgade dealing in original graphics, art books and ceramics and a variety of art-related objects.

The shop’s concept is to make art, art books and graphics etc. more accessible. We work with a wide range of national and international artists and craftspeople.

The shop hosts publishing receptions, exhibitions and other art-related events.

The name Ekely is a reference to one of the greatest Nordic artists, Edvard Munch, and comes from the name of his studio where he lived and experimented with his art in the shelter of the oak tree.

Ekely is a “sister shop” to Galleri Bo Bjerggaard.

 

 

www.ekely.dk