BLACKLANDS celebrates the deep allure of art in the color black.
The project is produced and curated by Mariam Zakarian.
It features artist interviews, group exhibitions, live music performances, and the signature BLACKLANDS Catalogue,
where it is possible to purchase some of the beautiful, dark pieces.
The 1st exhibition was in 2023 in collaboration with the gorgeous Lövendahl boutique in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The 2nd edition in 2024 was expanded with additional weeks at the elegant Galleri Ørn in Frederiksberg.

BLACKLANDS keeps evolving, and the latest artist voices can be found in the articles below. 

Blacklands Catalogue:

Buy high quality artworks by selected artists,
including signed limited editions not found elsewhere.
Most of the print reproductions are made to last up to 100 years without fading.

Nona Limmen

Love Knows no Boundaries, 2021. Digital

Inken Stabell

Companions, 2023. Aquatint, line-etching. Edition of 60

Pierre Barraud de Lagerie

LOW END, 2024. Scratchboard drawing, acrylic.

Unatur

Eve and the Serpent by Mariam Zakarian

Previous Exhibitions:

ARTIST INTERVIEWS

An Ode To Arachne In Fine Embroidery : Lisa Kirk
Painting The Body Distorted : Jérôme “Trëz” Oudot
Lady Death and her Peculiar Companions : Caroline Murta
The Invisible Empire : Juha Arvid Helminen
Morbid Beauty in Comic Art : Dahmu.mu
Between Chaos and Control : Bahrull Marta
Mazes of Debris and Violent Compression : Tobias Holmbeck
Brutal Architecture and Desolate Ruins in MS Paint and Scratchboard : Pierre Barraud de Lagerie
Compositions of Dissonance and Disintegration : J Saint Merat
Mythical Creatures and Untamed Unatur : Mariam Zakarian
Unleashing the Dark Feminine through Bewitching Photography : Nona Limmen
The Timeless Beauty in Classical Figurative Art : Xenia von Buchwald
Sublime Nature Drawings and Traditional Printmaking: Inken Stabell
Hyperrealism Gone Wild: Esben Horn
Botanical Delights made of Black Leather: Emma Marita Westergaard
Shadowy landscapes and obscure music in Dark Pointillism: Simon Garðarsson
“I believe most of us are extremely drawn to the dark side of our own nature” – Monica Hee Eun