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No Man’s Art Gallery in Teheran | Mister Motley
Emmelie Koster, oprichter van No Man’s Art Gallery, brengt een bezoek aan Teheran om daar een tentoonstelling te maken. Voor mister Motley doet ze verslag van haar reis waarin ze binnen een paar weken de sfeer van artistiek Teheran begint te begrijpen. [Lees origineel artikel Mister Motley hier] Deel I Stel nou eens dat alle kroegen...
Purchase a work through the KunstKoop
Great news for 2017 – 2018, you can finance your art purchase at NMAG through the KunstKoop programme of Mondriaan Fonds. Interest free loans for art purchases! Read more…
27.12 – 30.12 | NMAG at This Art Fair, Beurs van Berlage
Booth G10 with works by Shirin Mohammad / Mongezi Ncaphayi / Maxim Santalov / Arya Tabandehpoor | The gallery is closed until January 6th. NMAG wishes you happy holidays and a great new year.
25.11 – 18.12 | Don’t Sit In | A solo exhibition by Thierry Oussou
On Friday November 25th, NMAG opens Don’t Sit In. Please join us between 6 – 10 PM at Nieuwe Herengracht 121-123 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
14.10 – 20.11 | DORÉ-HAMI // دورهمی
We proudly present the six Tehran-based artists that we started collaborating with during our pop-up gallery in Tehran. Doré-hami opens October 14th in presence of most of the artists. Read more…
NEWS | NMAG exhibits 23 Iranian and international artists in Tehran
NO MAN’S ART POP-UP GALLERY TEHRAN No Man’s Art Gallery opened two exhibitions in the last week of May in Tehran, showcasing the work of 23 international and Iranian artists at two separate exhibition locations. The exhibition was the ninth in a series of international pop-up galleries that NMAG has been organising since 2011 to...
NEWS | Mongezi Ncaphayi new resident at Thami Mnyele Foundation
A very proud moment for Mongezi Ncaphayi, who will be returning to Amsterdam this Spring to start his residency at the Thami Mnyele Foundation as part of the Thami Mnyele Award. Established in 1992, the Thami Mnyele Foundation runs a unique three month artists-in-residence program in Amsterdam. The main objective of the Foundation is to advance...
UNTIL 13.03 | No Good Can Come Of This
January 28th, No Man’s Art Gallery opened a site-specific exhibition of Merijn Kavelaars at Kinkerstraat 23. His work is currently displayed at NMAG, Nieuwe Herengracht 119 until March 13th.
29.01 – 07.02 | No Good Can Come of This
28.01 | Please be invited to the first solo exhibition of Dutch painter Merijn Kavelaars. Opening Thursday January 28th at a secret location in Amsterdam. Read more…
NMAG Project Space
No Man’s Art Gallery opens its Project Space at the Nieuwe Herengracht 119. The PS is aimed at showing small presentations curated by young curators and artists. The current presentation Quarter-Life curated by Taiwanese artist You-Na Wang will run from November 21st until December 27st. Open every weekend from 11 – 6pm (other days by appointment...
i-D | 7 jonge amsterdamse gallery directors om in de gaten te houden
Waar kunst dankzij de wondere wereld van het internet steeds toegankelijker wordt voor een breder publiek, kan het hele galeriewezen soms nog wat stoffig overkomen. Niet bij deze Amsterdamse Gallery Directors. Dit zijn zeven jonge Gallery Directors die de Amsterdamse kunstwereld flink op z’n kop zetten en ons voorstellen aan de volgende generatie kunstenaars. Click...
MISTER MOTLEY | Klikkende Tongen op de Fiets
By: Merel van der Velde. Click here to view the original text. Langs elkaar heen leven is ons zo gewoon geworden dat collectivisme ons kan raken, of zelfs ontroeren; we hebben nog veel te leren van de culturen die ons omringen. In een smalle gang van de No Man’s Art Gallery (NMAG) hangt een serie...
COLLABORATIVE SPIRIT @ Tour & Talk
ZAM and No Man’s Art Gallery invited to a walk and talk at NMAG Amsterdam on the 26 th of August 2015. Bart Luirink from ZAM gave a warm welcome to all the guests and opened the floor to Emmelie Koster, owner of NMAG. Koster emphasized the long history of printmaking in South Africa as...