From sleek interior stores to modern perfumiers and quirky sex shops, the Danish capital has no shortage of unusual shopping opportunities
Inspired by Keith Haring’s Pop Shop, which the artist saw as a shop, art work and statement of practice in one, David Shrigley has had his little Shrig Shop in the French Quarter of Copenhagen since 2021, run with his longtime Danish gallery partner Nicolai Wallner. It’s a provocative art show, a gallery space, and a shop in one: the words To Hell With Everything are written in pink neon on the window and set the tone as you enter. Inside, it’s wall-to-wall irreverent prints, pin badges, T-shirts, bags and postcards, with images of ducklings and frogs, walruses, raccoons and rubbish bins.
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