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City Guide Amsterdam - Autumn '24

Now that summer’s drawing to a close, things are really kicking off again in the galleries of the Dutch capital. Ring in the cosy autumn vibes with us Art Fix style - with all the top art shows we're expecting this season.

First order of business: this Art Fix map will save you time when you’re busy gallery-hopping along the canals of Amsterdam. Save it on your phone in the Google Maps app, and share with fellow art-loving friends.

MUSEUM HEADLINERS

Viviane Sassen | Foam

  • From 21 Sept ‘24
  • Keizersgracht 609
  • foam.org

Bringing together over 200 works of the Dutch fashion photography legend Viviane Sassen, this retrospective will cover all the taboos: death, sexuality, desire and intimacy.

‘Unravel’ | Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

The Stedelijk Museum’s ‘Unravel’ exhibition untangles the threads of fashion and textile art, weaving together history, politics, and craft into a stunning display.

Opnamedatum: 2024-mei

Lee Ufan | Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum has invited Korean artist Lee Ufan (one of the founders of the Japanese avant-garde art movement ‘mono-ha’) for the 11th edition of its annual sculpture exhibition in its beautiful gardens.

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Jeff Cowen & Vincent Van Gogh | Van Gogh Museum

What connects these two artists, born over one hundred years apart? Well, that would be their love and inspiration drawn from southern France, in Provence. This exhibition presents the photography and prints of New York-born Jeff Cowen in the context of the place that stole Van Gogh’s heart.

Random International | NXT Museum

Random International is a London-based post-digital art group that creates large-scale installations, exploring the relationship between humanity and technology, and how it impacts our connections to one another.

Art Fix tip: Curious about digital art? Check out our episode ‘The Virtual as Reality’.

‘Shadow Self’ | Huis van Marseille

Featuring works by five Asian photographers, this group exhibition explores the consequences of new technologies such as AI on contemporary art. Think of it as a shadowy dance of creativity, where the unknown beautifully comes alive. Ready to explore the hidden corners of yourself?

Sabine Marcelis X Solid Nature | Vondelpark

  • Until 20 Nov ’24
  • Vondelpark

In the heart of Vondelpark, Sabine Marcelis and Solid Nature have teamed up to transform nature’s playground into a stunning stone wonderland. Go see ‘Vondel Fountain, Stacked’ located in front of the Vondel Plantsoen,

GALLERY SHOWS

Anders Davidsen | GRIMM Gallery

Danish artist Anders Davidsen constructs alternative realities, reminiscent of seascapes and space travel.

Remy Jungerman | Galerie Ron Mandos

Jungerman’s solo exhibition ‘What the River Says’ at Galerie Ron Mandos coincides with the launch of his new book, ‘Tracing the Lines’ – typical of his style, the works are geometric and rhythmic, and recall traditions of the West African diaspora.

Lotte Wieringa | Kersgallery

Lotte developed a technique she calls ‘wild lino’ – incorporating music and dance as part of her practice, her unconventional printing method results in an energetic and youthful canvas of light and colour.

Claudy Jongstra | Galerie Fontana

If you haven’t heard about Claudy’s beautiful textile works from us by now, where have you been? Check out our video interview with the artist to learn more about this fantastic wool artist.

Andrei Nitu | Galerie Stigter Van Doesburg

In ‘Garden of Lies’, Romanian-born artist and KABK graduate Andrei Nitu explores fear and mortality through photorealistic oil paintings.

Maria Roosen | Galerie Fons Welters

Maria Roosen’s medium of choice is most often glass – her sculptures in this series work around themes of growth, fertility, and blooming.

Group exhibition ‘I See You’ | Bildhalle

In collaboration with Harper’s Bazaar NL, the newest exhibition at Bildhalle Amsterdam brings together 7 of its artists, each of whom has invited a fellow artist to showcase alongside themselves.

Giorgio Andreotta Calò | Annet Gelink Gallery

Calò is an Italian artist and former resident at the Rijksacademie in Amsterdam – in this solo exhibition, Annet Gelink presents his film ‘Icarus’ which explores the metamorphosis of moths.

Krijn Kroes | TORCH Gallery

Krijn Kroes returns to Torch Gallery with rich, oil paintings and glazed ceramic wall hangings.

Misha de Ridder | Galerie Caroline O’Breen

Conceptual artist Misha de Ridder is a master of contemplative, introspective works – the artworks displayed at his exhibition titled ‘Glitch’ are centred on the theme of perception, information and digitization.

Group exhibition ‘Latent Landscapes’ | STEVENSON

How do landscapes reflect other realms? Other dimensions? This group exhibition will bring together artists that explore the hidden worlds in landscapes.

Walter Nikkels | EENWERK

You might recognize the work of Walter Nikkels from the unique visual language he developed for the Stedelijk Museum. At his exhibition at Eenwerk, you’ll be able to see some of his lesser known work.

OUTSIDE AMSTERDAM

30 Year Jubileum | Galerie Ramakers

Celebrating 30 years since the opening of her gallery at the impressive age of 22, Catalijn Ramakers is bringing together all of the gallery’s artists in this lovely jubileum. The works will be exhibited in the gallery itself as well as a neighbouring annex space along the canal.

Ron Mueck | Voorlinden Museum

  • Until 17 Nov ’24
  • Buurtweg 90, 2244 AG Wassenaar
  • voorlinden.nl

The airy walls of Voorlinden Museum in Wassenaar is now home to the monumental sculptures of Australian artist Ron Mueck. Book a spot online before you go, because tickets will not be available at the door.

Michaël Borremans | Voorlinden Museum

According to the New York Times, the enigmatic headliner of Voorlinden’s upcoming exhibition is the most important figurative painter today. His distinctive style blends surrealism and conceptual art to result in a uniquely stirring oeuvre.

True Colours | DIOR: A New Look

  • Until 26 Jan ’24
  • Stadhouderslaan 43, 2517 HV Den Haag
  • kunstmuseum.nl

This headliner exhibition will pay homage to the groundbreaking influence of Christian Dior – from his own designs to those of his successors: YSL, Marc Bohan, John Galliano, and so on. His designs will be shown in Kunstmuseum Den Haag in dialogue with those of Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior’s current – and first female – Creative Director.

Thomas J Price | Kunsthal Rotterdam

  • From 5 Oct ’24
  • Westzeedijk 341, 3015 AA Rotterdam
  • kunsthal.nl

The work of British artist Thomas J Price seems to be popping up in all corners of the art world: at Kunsthal, a large-scale retrospective will open to reveal some of his most impressive works that push the boundaries of scale and representation.

ART FAIRS

PAN Amsterdam

  • 24 Nov – 1 Dec ‘24
  • Amsterdam RAI, Hall 8
  • pan.nl

The Netherlands’ biggest art and design fair is hitting the ground this autumn at Amsterdam RAI. We are looking forward to a panel discussion with an exciting artist on Pan Podium. 

COFFEE AND BITES

et CLAIRE

Calling all Viennoiserie lovers – here’s your fix of a buttery, flakey, sweet something to keep you going between gallery stops.

Skina

Have you checked out this new coffee spot yet? It’s as Instagrammable as it is delish.

Rum Baba Coffee Roasters

Who doesn’t love a freshly roasted brew with a slice of homemade cake?

Back to Black

For a special seasonal treat, make sure you order the filled speculaas biscuit with your cup of coffee.

LUNCH AND DINNER

Café Verlan

New York vibes on the canal.

Cantine de Caron

A beautifully designed restaurant housed in a former gas factory overlooking Westerpark. Can’t go wrong here!

De Tros

One of our favorite restaurants in the east of Amsterdam.

Bussia

Sangiovese or Chianti? This is an understated, but refined take on modern Italian cuisine in the trendy Jordaan neighborhood.

Art Fix tip: The focaccia to go is to die for.

Bakkerij Wolf

Open face sandwiches and schiacciata galore – we also recommend the delicious carrot cake.

Breadwinner

A Canadian-owned bakery that specialises in sourdough bagels – yum, count us in.

Caldi e Freddi

Amsterdam’s best kept secret is an authentic Italian deli in the heart of Amsterdam’s centre with unbeatable prices – think panini, cornetti and espresso.

Troef

A chic, yet cosy spot for French-Mediterranean inspired shared plates and a very indulgent selection of wines.

Zoldering

Speaking of wine, this fine dining establishment is well equipped with not one, not two, but three sommeliers. Book a table here for refined flavours served with a casual vibe.

Kikkie van de Prinsensluis

This modern twist on the classic Amsterdam brown café is exactly the ticket at the end of a cold rainy day of museum-hopping. We recommend the smash burgers here for your cheat day treat. 

DRINKS

Twee Prinsen

Just opposite Kikkie sits this stylish natural wine bar – head here for drinks on a nice full stomach.

Café Thijssen

This is a truly historic location in the Dutch capital – great for snacks and small bites to go with your end-of-day drinks.

PAST EVENTS

Unseen Amsterdam

Get excited for the 12th edition of Unseen Amsterdam, held at the iconic Westergas culture park – and keep an eye out for a special Art Fix launch!

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