Step into the vibrant world of Kersgallery. This isn’t just any gallery. It’s a dynamic space in the heart of Amsterdam near the Anne Frank Museum. Founded in 2013 by Annelien Kers it showcases innovative young and established artists. Think Marc Mulders David Bade and Rob Scholte. Their works are a mix of styles. You’ll find paintings sculptures installations even video art.
Kersgallery isn’t just about exhibiting art. It’s about sparking conversations. Annelien herself is a force of nature. She has a Masters in Art History and degrees in Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship. Before founding Kersgallery she initiated pop-up galleries. She also organizes ‘Ongekend’ Young Masters @ Auction.
The gallery is known for its unique pairings. Annelien often exhibits artists representing contrasting styles. One group explores the absurdity of daily life. Think Raquel van Haver and Ge-Karel van der Sterren. Another group focuses on nature’s mystical beauty. This includes Lotte Wieringa and Marc Mulders. Each artist’s work shows an element of incantation or sublimation.
Kersgallery defies expectations. It goes beyond traditional art marketing. They’ve partnered with fashion and sustainability industries. This collaboration demonstrates a commitment to pushing creative boundaries. It also showcases the versatility of art’s influence.
The gallery constantly evolves. Exhibitions change almost monthly. You might see a show focused on identity love and migration. This could include textile art paintings or sculpture. There’s always something new and surprising to discover at Kersgallery. This Amsterdam gem is a must-see for art lovers. You’ll leave inspired and intrigued by its unique approach. It’s more than just a gallery it’s an experience.