Jacquem

Jacquem doesn’t use smooth lines but a coarse handling of pigments and oil. She creates figures that seem to be ‘visual incidents’. It looks like they come from a dream or a memory. One thing is for sure, they are disturbing.

Hanneke Giezen

Hanneke Giezen’s works are about taste, good and bad, and therefore also about culture as an instrument of inclusion. At the same time, she wants to transcend that discourse. Ultimately, ‘taste’ is too relative to make too much of a fuss about. She would rather that we approach her objects lightheartedly, and discover that they

Bertrand Peyrot

Bertrand Peyrot (1981) is an artist as well as a craftsman. Raised in the outskirts of Paris: Rambouillet, he studied at the prestigious Academie des Beaux Arts. Although the focus of his study was painting, Peyrot remained unsatisfied with this medium. One day, when he spotted a rusty old French car, he realized he wanted

Merijn Kavelaars

The paintings of Merijn Kavelaars are a euphoric vortex of colour and form. “Fighting with colour and form is my obsession, ecstasy and torture.” Daily issues and imaginative narratives are combined in a naive and expressive style. The results are esoteric and magical worlds that express an anarchistic degree of freedom and dark sense of humour. With

Mongezi Ncaphayi

After studying arts at a college in Benoni, Mongezi Ncaphayi enrolled at Artist Proof Studio, Johannesburg where he first got in touch with printmaking. Around the same time he taught himself how to play the saxophone and discovered how the creative processes are inextricably linked. Music and visual arts are one and the same thing

Fontana Gallery

At Fontana we aim to reflect the state of art today. Our range is quite into a photographic view beyond the Becher school and the social documentary, merging it into an engaged, post-ideological and globalistic take. It is more that we wish to show how things actually are and look like – from industrial relicts,

Walls Gallery

Located in an old garage, Walls organizes 6 to 8 exhibtions per year, varying from solo to thematic group exhibitions. The program of the gallery can be best described as an ongoing and dynamic mix of contemporary art showing works from emerging and mid-career artists. Additionally Walls also provides a platform for Dutch independent design talent.

Casper Prager

Casper Prager (1982, The Netherlands) is a classically trained smith and an autonomous artist. His nearly anachronistic profession was taught to him at the National School for Blacksmithing in Hereford and through apprenticeships with some of the best smiths of England. Today he runs his own smithy in Amsterdam. In his autonomous work he lets

Zoete-Broodjes

Zoete-Broodjes Goes Public with Winter Garden. Zoete-Broodjes presents: Jabu Arnell – Jimi Kleinbruinink – Femke Schaap – Maaike Knibbe – Maaike Visser – PJ Roggeband – Arjen Lancel – Chris Baaten – Bart Scheerder – Mie Frederikke Fischer Christensen & Margaux Parillaud  Winter Garden Project Space Zoete-Broodjes functions as a diorama, this element we like to transmit