Exhibitions – Amalie Jakobsen

Exoskeleton, 2023

Exoskeleton Future Gallery, Berlin November 2023 - January 2024 Future Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of recent works by Danish-artist Amalie Jakobsen. This is the artist’s second solo presentation with the gallery. “It is important to look back into deep time at the architecture and the construction of an animal, that’s what’s left ...

Exoskeleton, 2023

Climate of Concern, 2022

Climate of Concern Burning Out in the Age of Fossil Expressionism July - September 2022 Participating artists: Bianca Bondi, Julian Charrière, Amalie Jakobsen, Regina de Miguel, Agnieszka Polska, Lisa Rave, Oliver Ressler, Miriam Sentler, Sam Smith Curated by Niekolaas Johannes Lekkerkerk CLIMATE OF CONCERN is the second exhibition of the Underland year program, examining the ...

Climate of Concern, 2022

From “Abstraction” to Abstraction, 2022

From “Abstraction” to Abstraction May - August 2022 Artists: Justyna Baśnik, Birk Bjørlo, Szilvia Bolla, Bartek Buczek, Hannah Sophie Dunkelberg, Edyta Hul, Naila Ibupoto, Amalie Jakobsen, Roberto Jamora, Marcin Jasik, Emilia Kina, Bartosz Kowal, Julia Krupa, Sofiia Kupetska, Anouk Lamm, Jeewi Lee, Grzegorz Łoznikow, Kaja Marzec, Patrycja Masiarz, Krzysztof Mętel, Márton Nemes, Iza Opiełka, Kinga ...

From “Abstraction” to Abstraction, 2022

Aquifer, 2022

Aquifer March - April 2022 We are proud to present Amalie Jakobsen's third solo exhibition ‘Aquifer’ at Gether Contemporary. Here, the gallery space is transformed into a landscape or a remnant, where conventional scale conditions cease and Amalie Jakobsen's new works emerge as almost living sculptural manifestations or memorials to the human imprint on the ...

Cosmic Coastline, 2021

Cosmic Coastline at Gl. Strand Modern art institution 12. November 2021 - 20. February 2022 The starry night sky has always fascinated us and enabled us to dream of faraway and future worlds. Today outer space seems closer to us, not least because of the increased activity in space of among other things satellites, accumulating ...

Cosmic Coastline, 2021

'Orbital Harvest', 2021

Orbital Harvest 19 April - 2 May 2021 Future Gallery Schöneberger Ufer 59 10785 Berlin Appointment bookings available at: futuregallery.org Future Gallery is pleased to present Orbital Harvest an exhibition of new sculptures and installations by Danish-artist Amalie Jakobsen. The exhibition consists of twenty metal asteroid sheaths installed in seemingly zero gravity throughout the gallery ...

‘Orbital Harvest’, 2021

´Carrying Capacity´, 2020

Carrying Capacity 15 May - 15 August 2020 Amalie Jakobsen investigates the relationship between human civilisation and mechanisms of nature in its purest in sculptures that challenges the perfect balancing point. This exhibition ‘Carrying Capacity’ for Politikens Forhal consists of four large-scale sculptures in steel and aluminum all based on the ellipse. Here form and ...

´Carrying Capacity´, 2020

Fool's Gold, 2019

Fool's Gold 22 November - 20 December 2019 In a split second, gravity has been eliminated. A swarm of stone-like sculptures float with metallic shimmer throughout the exhibition space and sends one in orbit along with the stone rubble. Amalie Jakobsen creates works with elegant precision that define the exhibition space by creating a carefully ...

Fool’s Gold, 2019

Times Matters, 2019

Times Matters Curated by Sara Lysgaard Yves Klein, Haroon Mirza, Claudia Comte, Paul Gadegaard, Amalie Jakobsen, Nat Bloch Gregersen, Lea Guldditte Hestelund June - August 2019 Time Matters’ is a deeply personal and playful journey into the gaze of art lover, collector and curator Sara Lysgaard. The exhibition invites us into a universe of clear ...

Times Matters, 2019

Rethinking Media 2018

Galleri Brandstrup, Oslo, No 1 - 17 November 2018 Artists: Paola Angelini (Italy), Amalie Jakobsen (Denmark) and Øyvind Sørfjordmo (Norway) This new series of sculptures and wall installation explores the concept of ‘the future of forms’ in out space. It focuses on simulant materials and environments created on earth such as synthetic mars soil to ...

Rethinking Media 2018

Black Revolts Blue 2017

Black Revolts Blue 9 September – 21 October 2017 Efrain Lopez Gallery is pleased to presents BLACK REVOLTS BLUE, the gallery’s second exhibition with Denmark-born, Berlin-based artist Amalie Jakobsen. Jakobsen’s practice actively investigates color and shape, and in particular how they both transform space and alter human patterns therein. Her newest body of work consists ...

Black Revolts Blue 2017

WRONGDOERS 2017

WRONGDOERS 31 March - 13 May 2017 Bright blue, red or orange towering shapes bend or askew. In a multitude of forms and colours the sculptural works of Amalie Jakobsen take charge of the room they inhabit in her new solo exhibition WRONGDOERS at Gether Contemporary. With their twisting and turning shapes they break with ...

WRONGDOERS 2017

The Shape of Things to Come 2016

The Shape of Things to Come 11th November - 17th December Art is a singular vision set out by the individual who produces it. A very personal take on the state of our society, religion and the human condition. Whether dystopian, utopian or anything in between it has to hold a strong position in the ...

The Shape of Things to Come 2016

RECURSIVE DEMARCATION 2016

RECURSIVE DEMARCATION September 2016 Recursive Demarcation is a performative installation that examines vision, power structures in public space, and means of occupation. The two mediums—sculpture and performance—offer different ap- proaches to these ideas: the geometric sculpture employs flexible, soft industrial materials, suspend- ed to create a linear drawing in space as temporary architecture whereas the ...

RECURSIVE DEMARCATION 2016

PROOON 2016

PROOON September 9 – October 9, 2016 Efrain Lopez Gallery is delighted to present PROOON, the first Chicago solo exhibition by Amalie Jakobsen. You just have to walk around, maybe you’ll see something. A sensorydictated pursuit with eyes on color, shape, reflection - your own perhaps… The jarring hard-edge of a color, the thinness of ...

Inside Out 2015

Inside Out Gether Contemporary 13 November - 19 December 2015 Through installation and sculpture Amalie Jakobsen and Vinyl, Terror & Horror investigate with the exhibition Inside Out the physical and mental spaces we occupy. Vinyl, Terror & Horror's work Time Escapes is situated in the middel of the gallery space. Using theatrical effects their work ...

Inside Out 2015

People You May Know 2015

People You May Know Bosse and Baum, London, UK 21 May - 21 June 2015 People You May Know, is an exhibition curated by Débora Delmar, which brings together a selection of artists, who despite practicing in different countries and cities share a certain commonality. The works within the show will collectively investigate notions of ...

People You May Know 2015

Untitled#8 2014

Untitled#8 Goldsmiths University of London Fine Art degree Show June 2017 Dimension: 4,2 x 3,6 x 2 m Materials: Latex, neodymium magnets, Steel

Untitled#8 2014