VISITING
18.11. - 23.12.26.
In collaboration with Trine Tuxen, Galleri Sonja presents The Holiday Edit at Elmegade 5, Nørrebro.
The visit brings together a curated selection of art, objects and design, exploring the meeting between Galleri Sonja’s artistic programme and Trine Tuxen’s distinctive universe.
ATELIER CPH
August 2026
For the exhibition Perspectives, Atelier Cph presented a series of sculptural and wall-based works exploring the relationship between natural materials and structural line work.
Working with linen fabrics by By Mölle, the practice examined the contrast between organic textures and graphic forms, allowing the materials to retain their individual character while entering into dialogue with one another.
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VISITING
01.12.- 31.12.26.
Galleri Sonja travels from Bornholm, to visit Raasted in Aarhus, presenting a curated selection of some of the gallery’s larger works.
The visit explores a dialogue between Galleri Sonja’s artistic universe and Raasted’s space, bringing the works into a new setting and perspective.
We warmly invite you to visit, take your time, and experience the works in person. Come by Badstuegade 1E and discover Galleri Sonja in the heart of Aarhus.
Sara Martinsen
July 2026
At Galleri Sonja, Sara Martinsen presented an exhibition of objects and spatial works exploring the intersection of art, design and material research.
Working with natural and bio-based materials such as wood, plant fibres and other organic sources, Martinsen's practice examined the relationship between material, process and the environments from which these materials originate.
3daysofdesign
June 2026
Presented in Copenhagen, Connected brought together works exploring the relationship between nature and craft through diverse materials, methods and perspectives.
The exhibition was designed by Norm Architects, with programme contributions from Tyst Te, Spolsky Studio, Amalie Svarre and HedeStrik.
Photography by Karl Tranberg and Nefeli Have.
CÉCILE DALADIER
April 2026
At Galleri Sonja, French artist Cécile Daladier presented Printemps, an exhibition of new ceramic works. Rooted in an ongoing dialogue with nature, Daladier's practice draws on observations of plants, water and shifting landscapes, shaping tactile forms that explore the relationship between material, process and the natural world.
The exhibition was curated and spatially designed by Mentze Ottenstein.
