
15 – 17 July
Gashouder
Amsterdam
This year Unfair will touch down at its new location in the Westergas art and culture park: the monumental Gashouder.
Thursday 14 July
Friday 15 July
Saturday 16 July
Sunday 17 July
17:00 – 22:00
(opening)
11:00 – 18:00
11:00 – 18:00
11:00 – 17:00
Selected Artists
Kenneth Aidoo
Ayo
Hajar Benjida
Bebe Blanco Agterberg
Daan Couzijn
Hanane El Ouardani
Emirhakin
Robert Glas
Vera Gulikers
Lisette van Hoogenhuyze
Mirthe Klück
Bin Koh
Ralf Kokke
Vytautas Kumža
Lena Kuzmich
Delphine Lejeune
Benjamin Li
Isa van Lier
Nazif Lopulissa
Narges Mohammadi
Myrte van der Molen
Janine van Oene
Marijn Ottenhof
Bas Oussoren
Lonneke van der Palen
Bruin Parry
Jaya Pelupessy
Kwabena Sekyi Appiah-nti
Katerina Sidorova
Marilyn Sonneveld
Julius Thissen
Gilleam Trapenberg
Joep Truijen
Nina van de Ven
Iriée Zamblé
Marjet Zwaans
Zindzi Zwietering
Bigger than ever, this sixth edition of Unfair presents new works by more than 40 up-and-coming and renowned artists across a historic 2500m2 venue. UNFAIR22 offer visitors a unique opportunity to buy works directly from the artist in a brand new atmospheric scenography, alongside an extensive public program.
We are thrilled to announce that Fabulous Future has won the Unfair Architect Award with their design.

Every year the artists exhibiting at Unfair are selected by the Curatorial Advisory Committee. This edition the committee consisted of Jeanette Bisschops, Yousef Gnaoui, Aude Christel Mgba, Thomas van Huut and the partners of Unfair.
This year, in collaboration with out sponsor Kees de Boekhouder. we launch the Artist Fund, a circular monetary fund that supports artists in the development of their presentation for Unfair. With the Artist Fund, we are proud to be the first and probably only art fair to pay participants to take part in our program.
This year, the Unfair Summer School is back! A free-of-charge, unique workshop for children led by a real artists.
Read more (Dutch only)

INTRODUCING


Li’s work and research focus on the tension between bringing out the absurdity of certain stereotypes and fostering a reappraisal of the beauty and heritage of the Chinese-Indonesian restaurant.
Benjamin Li (1985) is a visual artist based in Rotterdam