One of the great things about visiting an art fair is discovering new galleries and artists. As Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2025 is around the corner, we are excited to introduce these newcomers to you. Read on to learn more about the 8 galleries making their debut with us!

KunstApart Gallery (NL)

KunstApart Gallery is a young and dynamic gallery in Amelo. The gallery collaborates with both Dutch and international artists across various disciplines, driven by a shared belief that art is not only great – it is essential. As a gallery, they seek to be part of this creative dialogue, providing a platform for artists to share their unique visions.

Netty van Osch is a Dutch artist who plays with words, images and raw emotions. Through a disruptive combination of cuteness, humour and grim venom, she attempts to break through the viewer’s preconceptions and create space for her story.

Lambert Oostrum is known for his vibrant abstract paintings. With a unique blend of bold colors, dynamic forms, and emotional depth, he conveys his personal vision and reflections on the world. His works are characterized by intense use of color, thick layers of paint, and abstract motifs that often explore themes such as human emotions, nature, and existence.

The Millen House (NL)

The Millen House, founded in 2022 by architect and curator Niek Schoenmakers, is a gallery and project space dedicated to uniting 20th-century and contemporary art, design, and architecture. Inspired by the raw beauty of modernist architecture – the gallery’s collection emphasises sculptural form and functional artistry. Each piece is chosen not just for its visual appeal but for the concept and narrative it conveys, inviting viewers to engage with it on multiple levels – visually, intellectually, and emotionally.

Natasha Papika paints on wood with an exceptionally precise and poetic touch. Her ethereal, mythological landscapes feature floating shapes, figures, symbols, and fantastical flora. Themes of identity, womanhood, and transformation unfold through delicate layers of colour and gesture. 

The hammered aluminium sculpture Gates of Ancient Gardens pt.2 by Bregje Sliepenbeek will be presented at the fair. Bregje’s work refers to architectural relics and ritual thresholds, yet their forms feel surprisingly soft and fluid. By combining industrial materials with artisanal techniques such as hammering, bending, and assembling, she creates contemporary relics – quiet fragments of imagined pasts, charged with a timeless mystery. 

60 cent Gallery  (NL)

60 cent gallery showcases contemporary art across various mediums, including paintings, sculptures, and installations. Situated in the center of Delft, the gallery is adjacent to the history of the city, serving not only as a local art hub but also as a global venue for cultural exchange.

Adriano Wu primarily works with oil on canvas and has developed a unique visual language that thoughtfully leans toward surrealism. Remi (Némo) Moné creates vibrant and whimsical sculptures that blend poetry, humour, and philosophy.

Galerie Bonnard (NL)

Galerie Bonnard in Nuenen has been active for 40 years, representing Dutch and international artists known for their unique takes on Modern Realism.

Dutch artist Henk Boon starts each painting by observing an everyday scenario. His practice is best characterised as graphic realism. Realism is the a starting point, but Henk chooses not to show everything. This results in very clear, crisp paintings.

Studio Giftig is a Netherlands‑based street‑art duo composed of Niels van Swaemen and Kaspar van Leek. They began collaborating in 2007 using a vacant warehouse’s as their studio. Within this warehouse there was a storage room for toxic substances and chemicals, in this storage room they kept their paint and spray cans. The name Studio Giftig refers to this storage room as giftig means toxic in Dutch. They are known for their distinctive painting style of highly detailed (sur)realistic murals.

Galerie Mi (NL)

Baarn-based Galerie Mi is bringing a mix of sculptures and paintings for its Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam debut.

Dutch artist Annelies Deutekom experiments with various types of clay. Due to the many possibilities of the material and the ceramic oven, there is a huge versatility to this process. Firing at different temperatures and rough, unpolished material gives the sculptures a surprising skin with an interesting texture. Inge Peeze creates calm, minimalistic scenes with a surreal edge. Her work is characterised by strong compositions, geometric lines, and bold use of colour. .

WAY gallery Sthlm (SE)

WAY gallery Sthlm is located in the heart of Stockholm. Aiming to unite artists, collectors and those who have never engaged with art, the gallery strives to offer an inclusive environment where art and culture can thrive. The gallery is committed to present artworks that not only challenge and inspire but also provoke discussion and reflection.

WAY gallery Sthlm will bring a mix of predominantly Swedish artists. The core of Storm Philippa Clarén‘s work is color, patterns and shiny surfaces. Her style is intentionally naive, and through her work, she embraces a bold and eclectic aesthetic.⁠ Josef Jawed Valentin‘s work is deeply influenced by his commitment to human rights, with a particular focus on children and women’s issues. Inspired by his observations in his homeland, Afghanistan, Josef highlights injustices with suggestive expression, skilled technique, and meticulous detail through his oil paintings.

Urbaneez (CH)

Located in Lausanne, Urbaneez is dedicated to showcasing Urban Art to the broader public. With an emphasis on Graffiti and Street Art, the gallery introduces a mix of international artists for its debut on Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam.

Born in Luxembourg, Daniel Mac Lloyd‘s style has been influenced by the graffiti in the skatepark where he used to go as a child and his childhood watercolour paintings. His work combines watercolour graffiti and abstract forms, featuring birds or sea creatures.

Fragile Concept (BE)

Fragile Concept, created by artist Martin Coiffier, was born from the desire to exhibit other artists with whom he feels a strong affinity. He seeks a connection based on the play of appearances, the multiple layers of interpretation of a work, a poetic imagination, a romantic vision.

To compose his paintings, Martin Coiffier blends photography and painting, drawing inspiration from nineteenth-century pictorial romanticism and contemporary digital arts. Through this approach, he transforms forests into vibrant, high-energy paintings that oscillate between the figurative and the abstract. The rhythmic interplay of colour and motif within his work invites viewers into a reverie, a departure into the imaginary.

Sandra Keutgens‘ paintings offer conversations between colors that she seeks to be strong, composed of contrasting blends and gestural intentions that instill an original dynamic. Following the path of lyrical abstraction or abstract expressionism, Sandra brings a beautiful variation of forms, a strong, dynamic, and free chromatic play to abstract art.

Header image: Yusi Lin, Surround & Observe, 2022, Painting, 68x90cm, €9990, 60 cent gallery