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PRESS
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"She Saw an Angel in a Dream. Then She Created Paintings You Can’t Get Out of Your Head"
Berlingske September 13, 2026Raving review by art critic Holger Dahl in Berlingske of Maria Wæhrens' exhibition 'The Answer' at Nikolaj Kunsthal. Read the article here (in Danish). -
5 stars for Maria Wæhrens' "The Answer" at Nikolaj Kunsthal
Politiken September 6, 2026Raving review in Politiken by art critic Mathias Kryger. Read the article here (in Danish) -
The Best Shows to See During CHART 2026
Frieze August 26, 2026Inuuteq Storch’s solo exhibition “Swing by at 14:14” was included in Alice Godwin’s Critic’s Guide for Frieze , highlighting the best exhibitions to see in Copenhagen during CHART Art Fair... -
“Is he the best art investment in Copenhagen right now?”
Børsen August 24, 2026In Børsen, journalist Michael Solgaard meets Inuuteq Storch at the gallery on the occasion of his first solo exhibition with Wilson Saplana, “Swing by at 14:14”. The feature traces Storch’s... -
Sophie Calle always wins
Information March 26, 2026Interview with Sophie Calle in connection with her solo exhibition Something Missing? at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. The article is in Danish. Read it here . -
Alive on the Edge of the World, and Suddenly at Its Center
The New York Times January 29, 2026“Storch’s casual intelligence and profound humanism make him a voice of our time.” Review by Jason Farago in The New York Times, read it here . -
A Greenlandic Photographer’s Tender Portraits of Daily Life
The New Yorker December 22, 2025'Inuuteq Storch set out to rediscover Inuit culture that was suppressed by Danish colonizers, by finding its traces in the everyday. ' Read the article here . -
Gallerist Q&A – Wilson Saplana Gallery
CHART Journal June 28, 2024Meet Christina Wilson and Nanna Saplana who partnered up to open Wilson Saplana Gallery in 2022 in inner Vesterbro, Copenhagen, where they focus on artistic development and fostering international networks....
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The Gallery
Wilson Saplana Gallery was founded in January 2022 (as gas9gallery) by gallerist Christina Wilson, art advisor and former owner of Gallery Christina Wilson (2000-2012), and curator Nanna Saplana. The gallery exhibit high-quality experimental exhibitions with an international foundation. The gallery's represented artists work with multiple medias and are not tied to one generation. Wilson Saplana have shown a strong ability to spot younger artistic talents and work thorugh artistic development processes. The gallery work closely with Danish and international curators, collectors, museums and institutions. On October 1, 2023, the gallery moved to new, bigger premises right at the center of Copenhagen.