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BORCH Editions is a leading producer and publisher of original prints, collaborating with renowned in

BORCH Editions: Prags Boulevard 49 E 11, 2300 Copenhagen S |

24/10/2026

Visit our showroom today, 11 am–3 pm

Holbergsgade 16, Copenhagen

The presentation places the frame itself at the centre, bringing together works by Tacita Dean, Emma Kohlmann, Ann Lislegaard, Tal R, Matt Saunders, SUPERFLEX, and others. All works are presented in frames by Cassetta

aarticles has curated the interior, bringing together contemporary objects and found pieces from its collections, presented alongside BORCH Editions’ prints.

We look forward to welcoming you.

19/10/2026

The lakes, mountains and rivers of Jongsuk Yoon’s native South Korea are depicted in her semi-abstract compositions, where broad brush strokes of bright colour express her memories and emotional connections to her homeland.

Learn more via link in bio.

17/10/2026

Frieze London continues this weekend at Regent’s Park.
Please visit us at booth B1, on view through Sunday 18 October.

Georg Baselitz, Tacita Dean, Matt Saunders, Danh Vo & Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Jongsuk Yoon

Frieze
Photo: Matthias Lindner

15/10/2026

The Russian Ending, a portfolio of twenty black and white photogravures, borrows its title from the early Danish cinema tradition of making two alternate endings for a film: one happy for the American market and one tragic for Russian audiences.
All images are derived from postcards collected by Dean in her visits to European flea markets. Most of the images depict accidents and disasters, both man-made and natural. Superimposed on each image are white handwritten notes in the style of film directions with instructions for lighting, sound and camera movements, suggesting that each picture is a working notation for a film.

Tacita Dean, The Russian Ending, 2001
Set of 20 photogravures

14/10/2026

Frieze London is open now through Sunday. Please visit us at booth B1

Georg Baselitz, Tacita Dean, Matt Saunders, Danh Vo & Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Jongsuk Yoon

Frieze
Photo: Matthias Lindner

07/10/2026

Frieze London | 14 – 18 October

Booth B1

Georg Baselitz
Tacita Dean
Matt Saunders
Danh Vo & Rirkrit Tiravanija
Jongsuk Yoon

Frieze

02/10/2026

‘Kwassa Kwassa’ by Danish artist’s group SUPERFLEX refers to their film project of the same name, portraying boatbuilders on the island of Anjouan in the Comoro Islands. The boats are used for fishing, but also to transport migrants to the EU. They become carriers of migrants on a dangerous ocean in a complex political setup as well as vehicles for dreams of reaching a better life on the other shore.

The print is currently on view in our showroom, framed in Tropos Wide, Walnut.

30/09/2026

Tropos is a new frame profile designed by Mentze Ottenstein in collaboration with Cassetta, exclusively for original prints by BORCH Editions.

Cassetta creates handcrafted frames in collaboration with architects, designers, and artists, approaching framing as both a spatial and tactile discipline. Rather than treating the frame as a neutral boundary around an artwork, Cassetta considers it an integral part of how a work is encountered — shaping its relationship to the wall, the surrounding space, and the materials from which it is made.

For Tropos, Cassetta invited architectural studio Mentze Ottenstein to develop a frame profile in response to the particular qualities of prints. The architects Mathias Mentze and Alexander Ottenstein were interested in the geometry of a single profile that allows for considerable shifts in width and depth. The resulting profile can be assembled in three different ways, transforming into three very different frames: Slim, Deep, and Wide.

Learn more about the frame via the link in our bio, or stop by our showroom to see the Tropos presentation.

25/09/2026

Ann Lislegaard, Animoid, 2023, photogravure

The owl staring out of Ann Lislegaard’s photogravure Animoid appears at once hyper-realistic and artificial. Lislegaard created the motif with the help of AI, using text to prompt software to generate the image. Rather than presenting BORCH Editions’ master printers with a final version, she kept adjusting the image during her exchange with them, discussing different versions and integrating their feedback into later versions. As the demands on the system became increasingly complex, it was eventually unable to process the large amount of information, resulting in glitches and visual imperfections.

The interaction between AI and traditional craftsmanship, with Lislegaard as the mediator, formed the conceptual basis of the photogravure.

The print is currently on view in our showroom.

ANIMOID is also the title of a major solo exhibition of works by Ann Lislegaard, which has just opened at ARKEN Museum of Contemporary Art.

18/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who stopped by yesterday.

The showroom is open today from 1 – 5.30 PM

Prints on view by Mamma Andersson, Tacita Dean, Andreas Eriksson, Marianne Grønnow, Emma Kohlmann, Ann Lislegaard, Tal R, Matt Saunders and Superflex in Cassetta frames

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