We are thrilled to share the outstanding success of the 12th edition of Amsterdam Art Week 2024. Recognised as one of the Best Art Biennials and Festivals of Summer 2024, it featured over 250 art events and exhibitions in 5 days, attracting more than 45,000 local and international visitors, reaching nearly 1.5 million people digitally & featured in over 100 international and national articles.
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Programme
But the Energy Continues | Jan van Munster
Slewe Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition BUT THE ENERGY CONTINUES by Dutch artist Jan van Munster (1939-2024). Van Munster is known for his impressive oeuvre of minimal geometric sculptures visualizing the phenomena of energy. In the exhibition his last light works in relation to some early light works from the seventies will be shown. It will be his second solo show at Slewe Gallery. The exhibition opens Saturday December 7 and lasts until January 18, 2025.
7 Dec up to 18 Jan — Slewe Gallery
Dialogues with Nature III | Galerie Fontana at Art Antwerp 2024
Continuing the series Dialogues with Nature III, Galerie Fontana is pleased to present the works of Claudy Jongstra, Ruud van Empel and the artist duo Feipel & Bechameil at Art Antwerp 2024.
12 up to 15 Dec — Galerie Fontana
The Wind Blows Where It Wants
The Wind Blows Where It Wants invites us to explore ideas of escape both as a mindset and a method, re-imagining actions and desires as acts of fugue. This is an invitation to awaken our minds and rethink reality through fresh, unexpected perspectives. A proposal by Pau Masclans, realized with the support of the participating artists and De Appel Amsterdam.
11 up to 22 Dec — PuntWG
somewhere not here | Maartje Stapel, Leendert Vooijce, Tyron Winter
Josilda da Conceição is pleased to present trio exhibition of Maartje Stapel, Leendert Vooijce and Tyron Winter called somewhere not here. In this group show the artists reflect on the idea of space for space, beyond the physical and spatial limitations of being within a body. The exhibition will run from Saturday the 7th of December until the 4th of January 2025. Each artist contributes a unique perspective that invites viewers to contemplate how our identities are shaped by the limitations and freedoms of the human experience. Through their innovative works, they challenge us to reflect on the interplay between the mortal body’s boundaries and the infinite spirit that lies within, encouraging a deeper understanding of our shared humanity.
7 Dec up to 4 Jan — Josilda da Conceição Gallery
SINS AND CAPITALS, or a certain mist for empty spaces
The SINS AND CAPITALS, or a certain mist for empty spaces traveling curatorial program, consists of six exhibitions in international spaces, film screenings and an editorial project, initiated in Portugal It is based on the work of Caspar David Friedrich — Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer — and the premise that space is freedom and that critical approaches are called for in between the space we inhabit and the exhibition space.
5 up to 22 Dec — P/////AKT But the Energy Continues | Jan van Munster
Slewe Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition BUT THE ENERGY CONTINUES by Dutch artist Jan van Munster (1939-2024). Van Munster is known for his impressive oeuvre of minimal geometric sculptures visualizing the phenomena of energy. In the exhibition his last light works in relation to some early light works from the seventies will be shown. It will be his second solo show at Slewe Gallery. The exhibition opens Saturday December 7 and lasts until January 18, 2025.
7 Dec up to 18 Jan — Slewe Gallery Dialogues with Nature III | Galerie Fontana at Art Antwerp 2024
Continuing the series Dialogues with Nature III, Galerie Fontana is pleased to present the works of Claudy Jongstra, Ruud van Empel and the artist duo Feipel & Bechameil at Art Antwerp 2024.
12 up to 15 Dec — Galerie Fontana The Wind Blows Where It Wants
The Wind Blows Where It Wants invites us to explore ideas of escape both as a mindset and a method, re-imagining actions and desires as acts of fugue. This is an invitation to awaken our minds and rethink reality through fresh, unexpected perspectives. A proposal by Pau Masclans, realized with the support of the participating artists and De Appel Amsterdam.
11 up to 22 Dec — PuntWG somewhere not here | Maartje Stapel, Leendert Vooijce, Tyron Winter
Josilda da Conceição is pleased to present trio exhibition of Maartje Stapel, Leendert Vooijce and Tyron Winter called somewhere not here. In this group show the artists reflect on the idea of space for space, beyond the physical and spatial limitations of being within a body. The exhibition will run from Saturday the 7th of December until the 4th of January 2025. Each artist contributes a unique perspective that invites viewers to contemplate how our identities are shaped by the limitations and freedoms of the human experience. Through their innovative works, they challenge us to reflect on the interplay between the mortal body’s boundaries and the infinite spirit that lies within, encouraging a deeper understanding of our shared humanity.
7 Dec up to 4 Jan — Josilda da Conceição Gallery SINS AND CAPITALS, or a certain mist for empty spaces
The SINS AND CAPITALS, or a certain mist for empty spaces traveling curatorial program, consists of six exhibitions in international spaces, film screenings and an editorial project, initiated in Portugal It is based on the work of Caspar David Friedrich — Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer — and the premise that space is freedom and that critical approaches are called for in between the space we inhabit and the exhibition space.
5 up to 22 Dec — P/////AKT But the Energy Continues | Jan van Munster
Slewe Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition BUT THE ENERGY CONTINUES by Dutch artist Jan van Munster (1939-2024). Van Munster is known for his impressive oeuvre of minimal geometric sculptures visualizing the phenomena of energy. In the exhibition his last light works in relation to some early light works from the seventies will be shown. It will be his second solo show at Slewe Gallery. The exhibition opens Saturday December 7 and lasts until January 18, 2025.
7 Dec up to 18 Jan — Slewe Gallery Dialogues with Nature III | Galerie Fontana at Art Antwerp 2024
Continuing the series Dialogues with Nature III, Galerie Fontana is pleased to present the works of Claudy Jongstra, Ruud van Empel and the artist duo Feipel & Bechameil at Art Antwerp 2024.
12 up to 15 Dec — Galerie Fontana The Wind Blows Where It Wants
The Wind Blows Where It Wants invites us to explore ideas of escape both as a mindset and a method, re-imagining actions and desires as acts of fugue. This is an invitation to awaken our minds and rethink reality through fresh, unexpected perspectives. A proposal by Pau Masclans, realized with the support of the participating artists and De Appel Amsterdam.
11 up to 22 Dec — PuntWG somewhere not here | Maartje Stapel, Leendert Vooijce, Tyron Winter
Josilda da Conceição is pleased to present trio exhibition of Maartje Stapel, Leendert Vooijce and Tyron Winter called somewhere not here. In this group show the artists reflect on the idea of space for space, beyond the physical and spatial limitations of being within a body. The exhibition will run from Saturday the 7th of December until the 4th of January 2025. Each artist contributes a unique perspective that invites viewers to contemplate how our identities are shaped by the limitations and freedoms of the human experience. Through their innovative works, they challenge us to reflect on the interplay between the mortal body’s boundaries and the infinite spirit that lies within, encouraging a deeper understanding of our shared humanity.
7 Dec up to 4 Jan — Josilda da Conceição Gallery SINS AND CAPITALS, or a certain mist for empty spaces
The SINS AND CAPITALS, or a certain mist for empty spaces traveling curatorial program, consists of six exhibitions in international spaces, film screenings and an editorial project, initiated in Portugal It is based on the work of Caspar David Friedrich — Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer — and the premise that space is freedom and that critical approaches are called for in between the space we inhabit and the exhibition space.
5 up to 22 Dec — P/////AKT
