Friday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00
Opening: Friday 19 September 17:00 – 21:00

From 19 September until 12 October De Kerk presents the exhibition ‘I Will See You On The Other Side’ in collaboration with Marcos Kueh. Kueh is known for his colorful and detailed textile art. In his work, he explores how his motherland is perceived and translates contemporary legends onto textiles. The artist was invited by Unfair to create new work, and was asked to curate a group exhibition around this work.

From this came “I Will See You On The Other Side”, an exhibition that makes you think about forces beyond our material existence and that explores alternative visions of the afterlife: from a fascination with the end of time to spiritual transformation.

Start your own art collection now!

At Unfair Editions, we believe that buying art should be easy, affordable, and accessible for everyone. That’s why for De Kerk we are throwing out the playbook and bringing together a selection of collectible quality pieces, each created by one of the renowned Unfair artists, at an affordable price point. Step into our brand new curated booth and browse our selection of affordable, playful, and colorful Editions. Whether you’re looking for a first piece to fall in love with or the next addition to a growing collection, our team is excited to help you find the perfect work of art for your space!

For De Kerk we are excited to showcase a selection of new works from talented artists from the Unfair community, all produced in limited editions. Our carefully curated collection includes a wide range of different art forms: prints, paintings, ceramics, sculptures, textile and much more. With prices ranging from €5 to €950, there’s something for every taste and budget.

Want to meet the artist behind the work, hear their story firsthand, or dive deeper into their creative process? Throughout its ten-week run at De Kerk, Editions will host intimate artist talks, tours, performances and many more events that will bring you face-to-face with the makers themselves. Check our website in the upcoming weeks for the full events calendar, and don’t miss out on your chance to become an art-collector!

Danit Ariel
Florentijn de Boer
Maarten Broekhuizen
Katerina Gabriel Konarovska
Shivangi Kalra
Pien Kars
Tengbeh Kamara
Susanne Khalil Yusef
Daan Koens
Ralf Kokke
Michal Kruger
Delphine Lejeune
David McLeod
Bob Mollema
Ruben Mols
Angel-Rose Oedit Doebé
Bas Oussoren
Lonneke van der Palen
Satijn Panyigay
Carmen Schabracq
Bas Schippers
Lola Safari
Lou-Lou van Staaveren
Tian Teng
Timothy Voges
Alice West
Ellen Yiu

Calling all booklovers! For those who find joy in the fusion of visual art and the written word, we have teamed up with San Serriffe to fill our bookshelves with a premium selection of art publications.

San Serriffe is an island discovered on April Fool’s Day in 1977, and it also happens to be a bookstore in Amsterdam. Both share a fascination for how words end up on the page. For De Kerk, San Serriffe has curated a selection of books which look at islands as sites of geographic identity and home of utopian thought.

Come and flick through the publications at De Kerk and find one that fits your liking!

Thursday to Sunday 11:00 – 17:00
Opening: Thursday 7 August 17:00 – 21:00

From 7 August to 14 September, Unfair presents the exhibition ‘Post-Tropical Imagination’ at De Kerk, in collaboration with Serana Angelista.

Angelista explores the influence of Afro-migrant culture. For this exhibition, she created new work through which she reveals the complex dynamics between imaginary worlds, memory and identity. Within this theme, Angelista invited artists to show the influence of migration and imagination within a group exhibition.

‘Post-Tropical Imagination’ is the exhibition that resulted. Through the use of archival material, found objects and experimental printing techniques, the artists reflect together with Angelista on the imagination of a (second) homeland, a country of (shared) origin and the way imagination shapes feelings of homesickness, longing and belonging.