One of our favorites curators of the moment, Jesper Elg of V1 Gallery in Copenhagen, just opened a curated show at The Hole in NYC called Chicken or Beef?. The show itself is loaded with great talent from both America and Europe, curated as a "Transatlantic survey of figurative painting in Europe and America, named after the ubiquitous question posed on transatlantic flights."

Last week, one of our favorites, Husk Mit Navn (Remember My Name), opened a brand new body of work, One of These Days, at Copenhagen's V1 Gallery. The show is a big one, 13 paintings and 19 works on paper, and we are happy that Henrik Haven was able to head to the gallery and shoot the works in context of the space.

In conjunction with V1 Gallery's 10 year anniversary show, Tonight We Won't Be Bored, the Copenhagen-based gallery just released a series of editions that include Todd James, Richard Colman, Anika Lori, Andrè Saraiva (Mr A), Geoff McFetridge, and HuskMItNavn (Remember My Name). To us, V1 has one of the best programs of any of the galleries we cover, and we want to say congrats on 10 years of showing great artists, and here's to 10 more!

They just don't make them in Belgium anymore, except for HuskMitNavn's Mickey Duck sculpture. Although we don't think this tops the playground sculpture that Husk made in Denmark, this is a good collector's item. Made through Toykyo, the Danish artist made an edition of 12, and declares this will be the last of his Mickey Duck series. More looks after the jump . . .