In honor of Jan Robert Leegte’s presentation and NFT launch at Verse in London, Upstream Gallery is presenting works from his Mountains and Drop Shadows series in its private viewing space.
23 Nov up to 9 Dec — Upstream Gallery
Tom Kraanen & Denitsa Todorova Josilda da Conceição proudly presents Carbon Chroma, a duo-exhibition bringing together works of Tom Kraanen and Denitsa Todorova. Although very distinct in visual language, presented artists share a strong sensibility of rendering the subconscious speculations. Having this grasp on non-linear recountal in pictorial representation, both Kraanen and Todorova, gesturally play with rhythmic slant of abstraction, that at intervals spirals out of conventional harmony. In the exhibition achromatic works of Todorova, with bare marks left by the erasure of graphite powder on paper, dialogues with opulent coloristic reverie of Kraanen, echoing the tension of reflecting, the paralleled push and pull between the light and the shadow, conscious and subconscious, immediate and mnemonic, vernacular and cosmic.
4 Nov up to 9 Dec — Josilda da Conceição Gallery
STEVENSON is pleased to present Stadium, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Thenjiwe Niki Nkosi.
2 Nov up to 16 Dec — STEVENSON
Madé van Krimpen proudly presents Johnny, Klaas Rommelaere’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.
4 Nov up to 16 Dec — Madé van Krimpen Gallery
People’s Forum, Farida Sedoc’s first solo exhibition, explores the conditions for art as livelihood and as a vehicle for change. Sedoc starts from her own precarious experience as an artist to address new forms of collectivity. Amplifying past and current voices of diasporic and transnational communities, the exhibition reports on resistance and civil disobedience, and suggests tools for emancipation.
18 Nov up to 17 Dec — W139
Opening reception:Friday, 3 NovemberJoin us and the artists for opening drinks18.00 – 20.00 uurFree entry
3 Nov up to 22 Dec — GRIMM
We are pleased to present Dead River, a solo exhibition of new works by Tanja Engelberts, opening at Galerie Caroline O’Breen 4 November, 2023. Please join us and the artist for opening drinks, 16–18 hrs.
4 Nov up to 23 Dec — Galerie Caroline O’Breen
opening | Wednesday November 22 from 4 - 6 pmLocatie: NMAG Kiosk, Willem de Zwijgerlaan, 327, Amsterdam
22 Nov up to 23 Dec — No Man’s Art Gallery KIOSK
OPENING | Wednesday November 22nd from 4 - 6 pmLocation: NMAG, Bos en Lommerweg, 88, Amsterdam
22 Nov up to 23 Dec — No Man’s Art Gallery
TORCH proudly presents the seventh solo exhibition by Popel Coumou. Over the past 15 years, Popel's body of work has followed a steady trajectory, where every next step makes sense in her development yet surprises everyone who follows her. Her latest works take different forms, with photographs in small editions existing next to unique collages, with or without the addition of plexiglass or natural foam. With every new addition to her artistic universe, Popel widens her scope and further plays with the viewer's perception. How much spatiality can be suggested using only the simplest resources, materials and tools?Popel has mostly let go of the concept of presenting the photograph as the end product, but photography is still part of every single artwork. The layers out of which she builds her latest interiors are made up of images of skies. These cause natural colour gradients and create an illusion of depth, while the texture in the paper itself is clearly visible. With the collages made up of these sheets of paper, she dissects the very idea that an image should represent reality. The honesty in her deliberately imperfect artworks allows the viewer to see beyond their inherent nature and appreciate where the forms take you. To further diffuse the borders between reality and fiction, figuration and abstraction, Popel's relief works break through the flat surface and penetrate the third dimension.About the ArtistPopel Coumou (1978) is a Dutch photography-based artist living and working in Amsterdam. She is represented by TORCH Gallery in Amsterdam. Since she graduated from the Rietveld Academy in 2004, she has been exhibiting her work worldwide. In 2020, she exhibited at Fotomuseum Den Haag and won the Meijburg Art Commission. TORCH brought a solo presentation to Unseen in 2023. Popel is currently in a duo exhibition with Tamar Frank at Museum Hilversum. 'Light Spaces' is on view until 26 November.
28 Oct up to 23 Dec — TORCH Gallery
In PROLE, his first major solo exhibition since joining the gallery, Adriano Amaral shows new work in a room filling installation. Amaral's work involves an examination of the nature of things in the world; the materiality and substance of what is around us as well as its value and transforming power over time. His practice starts from an intuitive and plural approach, and results in complex immersive installations that are always sensitive to the context in which they are inserted.
28 Oct up to 23 Dec — Galerie Fons Welters
In the front space we will present the work of two recently graduated artists. Christy Groen shows a series of sculptural light machines together with recent paintings, Sabina Lăpteanu exhibits several of her Dream of Water paintings.
28 Oct up to 23 Dec — Galerie Fons Welters
Upstream Gallery is proud to announce Harm van den Dorpel's third solo exhibition with the gallery: Our Inner Child.
11 Nov up to 23 Dec — Upstream Gallery
Galerie Bart proudly presents Exposure, an exhibition by Femke Dekkers (1980, NL). In her new series, Femke seeks to deepen the concept of ‘perspective’. She does this by concentrating on the dynamics of her painting installations and the interplay created when this takes place in front of the camera.
4 Nov up to 23 Dec — Galerie Bart
We are proud to present the solo exhibition, Horizon’s Enigmatic Waltz, by Jeroen Cremers (1972, NL). The theme revolves around the transformation that transpires in society, where systems are constructed only to then collapse. Conventional boundaries are upended and visitors are transported to another world. The world of apocalyptic science fiction, where Jeroen finds his inspiration, among other concepts.
4 Nov up to 23 Dec — Galerie Bart
Slewe Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition Unequal Times by Roos Theuws. It will be her third solo exhibition at Slewe Gallery.
25 Nov up to 23 Dec — Slewe Gallery
Galerie Fleur & Wouter is proud to present the work of Fransix Tenda Lomba (Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, 1984). His practice spans drawing, painting, sculpture and animated video. He is a Rijksakademie alumni and also graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Kinshasa in 2006. Fransix is one of the principal artists of Kin Art Studio.
25 Nov up to 23 Dec — Galerie Fleur & Wouter
Annet Gelink Gallery is proud to announce Hidden in Another World, Bertien van Manen's second solo exhibition at the gallery.
17 Nov up to 6 Jan — Annet Gelink Gallery
Margret Wibmer, an Amsterdam based international artist with Austrian roots, works in various media such as photography, performance art, sculpture and video. She explores relationships between bodies, objects and spaces, using ambiguity and the principle of chance as a method to deconstruct processes, norms and values deeply embedded in our societies. Particularly in her performances in which the audience became involved as actors.
19 Oct up to 11 Jan — Capital C
As we approach the end of 2023, Lumen Travo Gallery would like to invite you to the opening of the group exhibition titled "What to Expect: Our Glimpse into 2024".
3 Nov up to 12 Jan — Lumen Travo Gallery
We are delighted to invite you to the exhibition Sylvie Zijlmans & Hewald Jongenelis at the Shores of the Sea of Resentment which features recent paintings by the artist duo.
11 Nov up to 13 Jan — andriesse ~ eyck galerie
Looking back at the many artistic gems exhibited in the 35 years since AKINCI was founded, there are several paths to explore. Different paths have led us to different destinations. Iconic works demonstrate the gallery's focus on the experimental nature of the moving image, display the powerful character of textile and show a new approach to photography. In this exhibition, we draw on the gallery's private collection, works recently presented at institutional exhibitions, as well as pieces that have gone unnoticed despite their importance. The exhibition reflects on some paths to see where they have taken us and what lies ahead.
24 Nov up to 13 Jan — AKINCI
From 8 October 2023 to 14 January 2024, Framer Framed presents the exhibition Performing Colonial Toxicity by researcher and architectural historian Samia Henni, in collaboration with If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution. The project sheds light on the redacted history of French nuclear colonialism in the Algerian Sahara and draws attention to the urgency of reckoning with this history and its lived environmental and sociopolitical impacts.
7 Oct up to 14 Jan — Framer Framed
Faria van Creij-Callender 3 Nov 2023 – 14 Jan 2024
3 Nov up to 14 Jan — Hama Gallery
Solo Exhibition Ruud van Empel
4 Nov up to 20 Jan — Galerie Fontana
Light in Its Own Language presents Amanda Means, a celebrated NY photographer, in her first show in Amsterdam and Beppie Gielkens, a Dutch painter, with her prescient recent works. Both take on light as their subject matter and offer a new articulation of how it functions in art, what it can mean for art, and what art can convey by capturing light.
3 Nov up to 18 Feb — The Merchant House
In autumn 2023, the Oude Kerk and the Hartwig Art Foundation present the most comprehensive survey to date of contemporary music legend Meredith Monk. The presentation is a unique retrospective of her influential performance practice, in which she constantly sought harmony between the spiritual, the earth, and human existence.
21 Oct up to 17 Mar — Oude Kerk
The major survey exhibition Martin Wong: Malicious Mischief presents work by Chinese-American artist Martin Wong. The exhibition spans the breadth of his practice including painting, drawing, and ceramic sculpture, as well as personal memorabilia.
3 Nov up to 1 Apr — Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
The Stedelijk is renewing its collection presentation to focus more closely on theme. Implemented in three phases, the rehang will highlight work by international artists and designers who question traditional modes of thinking and offer new perspectives. Phase one, Tomorrow Is a Different Day, Collection 1980-Now, is now open, and part two of the redesign will be inaugurated soon. The third and final stage of the new presentation, art and design before 1950, debuts later this year.
31 May up to 1 Dec — Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam