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At Editions, we believe that buying art should be easy, affordable, and accessible for everyone. That’s why we’re excited to be showing works from over 40 talented artists, all produced in limited editions.
Our carefully curated selection includes a wide range of art forms: prints, paintings, ceramics, sculptures, and much more. With prices ranging from €5 to €950, we offer options to suit various budgets and preferences. This broad price range allows us to present a diverse array of artworks, from accessible pieces for new collectors to more substantial works for those looking to invest in their art collection.
Our editions collection represents the best of the artists we’ve worked with over the past decade. Whether you’re a first-time buyer seeking an entry-level piece or a seasoned collector looking for something more significant, you’ll discover something special in our diverse offerings. Each piece showcases our commitment to quality and accessibility in the art world.
Get a sneak peek of our collection by browsing the online preview on our website. This will give you a chance to explore the artworks before the fair and plan your visit. During the fair, our team will be on hand to answer any questions and help you find the perfect piece for your space.
We look forward to welcoming you to our curated art fair. It’s a great opportunity to discover new artists, find unique pieces, and perhaps start or add to your own art collection.

UNFAIR24’s Junior Art School offers a unique, artist-led workshop experience for children aged 6 to 12, completely free of charge. This programme, led by Studio Dicky, provides young participants with a rare opportunity to engage directly with artists and explore the stories and inspiration behind their creations during an interactive tour of the fair.
Following the tour, the children are encouraged to unleash their own creativity in an engaging workshop. These hands-on sessions explore various materials and techniques, including painting and ceramics, allowing young artists to express themselves freely. This exclusive programme has limited spots available, so don’t miss out on this chance for your child to immerse themselves in the world of art.

UNFAIR24  proudly presents a unique collaboration with the NGA (Nederlandse Galerie Associatie). In different booths spread across UNFAIR24 we invited their members, established and upcoming galleries, to look into the future with us and showcase their practice with one artwork. Especially for this year’s edition of Unfair, we “reveal” new artists, celebrate established artists and foremost grant the opportunity to galleries to celebrate the artists that bind us, and work on strengthening the market together.

The NGA (Nederlandse Galerie Associatie) is the trade association for Dutch galleries. Additionally, the NGA serves as the point of contact for the government, cultural institutions, media, and businesses on various topics concerning gallery owners, such as subsidies, rates, legal matters, and art fairs.

Calling all booklovers! For those who find joy in the fusion of visual art and the written word, our bookshelves are filled with a premium selection of publications by artists featured in our main programme, offering intimate glimpses into their creative processes and inspirations.

Envelopes for love letters, private glamour photoshoots, cosmic visions, a conversational index of housing precarity, border cameras surveilling fauna, the struggles of autofiction — for UNFAIR24 San Serriffe presents a selection of books, on top of the Unfair selection, related to revealing the truth?, curiosity, visibility, disclosure and, inevitably, obfuscation. San Serriffe is an art, design and theory book shop, located in Amsterdam.

CBK Zuidoost and BijlmAIR showcase 3 artists Samuel Sarmiento, Halimatu Iddrisu and Razia Barsatie. Read more about CBK Zuidoost or about the residency programme BijlmAIR.

Saturday afternoon we’ll kick off your weekend plans with a festive programme of talks, performances, and more. We start the day at 3PM with a series of engaging Interview Roulettes. 

Explore the art of wine and art pairing with Sebonsa, or have your artistic future revealed through palm reading. All these activities take place in the vibrant atmosphere of de Gashouder. From 6PM, visitors can enjoy a series of exciting performances that will captivate and inspire.

In our Unfair Game of Interview Roulette, three times two artists have been randomly paired together to answer each other’s questions about the specs and rambles of their artistic life & practice. We’ve asked the six artists to send us questions they would like another artist to answer. Next, we randomly picked secret couples. Each couple answered each other’s questions live, but the fun part is, they don’t know who’s questions they’re answering.

 Saturday November 23rd from 15:00 in the talks area.

Suzette Bousema
Bobbi Essers
Marlou Fernanda
Travis A.G. Geertruida
Tengbeh Kamara
Elizar Veerman

UNFAIR24 brings art to life with exciting real-time performances. Our programme offers opportunities to engage with artists and fellow visitors through immersive human-to-human experiences. Unfair participants will push the boundaries of artistic expression, seamlessly blending visual art, theater, music, and dance. Check out our performance schedule and prepare yourself for a series of unforgettable and fleeting moments.

This year Unfair invited artist Lou-Lou van Staaveren to develop her first work in public space. This installation, Pottery #2, is the result of an extensive research and development period, culminating in a public immersive installation. 

People and nature are often seen as two contradictory forces, which is not unjustified given the climate crisis in which we find ourselves. In itself, the Westerpark is a contradiction. The park was built on heavily contaminated grounds, as a result of the old Westergasfabriek, and balances its function between that of leisure, relaxation and a nature experience in a metropolitan context. This tension is strongly illustrated between the relatively quiet allotments and the more than 9 million visitors that the park attracts annually, almost on non-overlapping parts of the park.

With Pottery #2, together with Lou-Lou van Staaveren, we zoom in on these contradictions, between people and nature, between the urge to tile the garden and to get lost in a forest. The greenhouse, itself an iconic invention for bending nature to our will, forms the backdrop for an installation that allows visitors to reflect on  nature and our relentless urge to control it.

Pottery is an ever-changing garden installation consisting of a large number of terracotta pots and living plants.The installation is inspired by two kinds of potteries. The French roadside poterie which’s elaborate terracotta collections are like otherworldly landscapes with endless stacks and rows of pots. And the English pottery: an assortment of potted plants grouped together to form a display, usually on the terrace of a garden or on a balcony.

Carefully balanced on top of one another, the heavy pots become elegant sculptures – expanding on the idea of the garden as the ideal balance between the immersion in nature and the cultivation of a landscape. Van Staaveren playfully embodies our desire to shape our immediate surroundings, inviting viewers to reflect on the interplay between nature and art.