The Gallery for Danish and Intl. photography concentrates on the idea of the image. It stands on the far edge of Copenhagen’s shopping street among a number of corporate fast food restaurants and discount apparel stores. A space for images is perhaps most fitting for a site so defined as a space for spectacle. The galleries each take the form of a tray being slid into the frame of the exhibition space, creating overlapping sectional space between each gallery. Images are viewed both directly in each gallery and indirectly as they catch the eye from different points inside the space as the user moves through. In addition, the galleries protrude outside the building above the public realm, making those outside the building a framed display to those inside and vis versa. Each gallery is then treated as a white box hanging in an environment of natural material rather than polished.