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Galerie Ron Mandos Founded in 1999, the last decade has seen Galerie Ron Mandos develop an ambitious exhibition space.

Over 20 years, Galerie Ron Mandos has earned its place of prominence within the Dutch art scene. First opening its doors in Rotterdam in 1999, it has since accrued a roster of over 30 artists from around the globe, becoming an integral nexus-point for artists at all stages of their career. In 2010, the gallery moved to its current location in the Amsterdam gallery district. In its pursuit of new developments within contemporary art and facilitated by its spacious venue, the gallery presents an extensive program within which new and dynamic means of representation are sought. 


The voices of an impressive assembly of established talent such as Daniel Arsham, Hans Op de Beeck, Isaac Julien, Remy Jungerman and Erwin Olaf tell poignant stories and shape the core of our public debate. The gallery’s mission is to platform artworks that embody the sophisticated relationship between artist, artwork, and society. Throughout the gallery’s program, light is shed on the unexpected and previously hidden aspects of everyday experience, taking shape in large scale, immersive installations as well as international group exhibitions.

Work Highlight | Hans Op de Beeck ⁠⁠Since his 2009 solo exhibition at the Galleria Borghese in Rome, multidisciplinary a...
08/10/2026

Work Highlight | Hans Op de Beeck ⁠
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Since his 2009 solo exhibition at the Galleria Borghese in Rome, multidisciplinary artist Hans Op de Beeck has been painting large-scale black and white watercolours of fictional landscapes, interiors, still lifes, and figures, alongside the creation of his major installations, sculptures, and video works.⁠
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These watercolour paintings form a kind of “ongoing picture book” of myriad potential stories. Because he paints these watercolours at night, in solitude, a sense of night, melancholy, mystery, and a latent sense of derailment permeates the works. ⁠
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Stéphanie is a young woman gazing at us, sitting cross-legged on a modernist chair. Who is she? What is her story? Like the fictional landscapes and still lifes, she too transports our imaginations to possible narratives. The work takes inspiration from a sculpture of the same name from 2025.⁠
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This work was presented at The Armory Show, New York 2026. Learn more about Hans Op de Beeck and view other available works via the link in bio 🔗⁠
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Featured work: ⁠
Stéphanie (variation), 2026, Aquarelle on Arches paper in wooden frame⁠
220 x 142 cm⁠
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(1,3) Installation view by Gabriele Abbruzzese ⁠
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Hans Op de Beeck Ron Mandos

RM Sunday Session: Archiving Q***r Amsterdam 📹️⁠⁠Pull up a chair, wherever you are. Join us for a live community talk on...
06/10/2026

RM Sunday Session: Archiving Q***r Amsterdam 📹️⁠
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Pull up a chair, wherever you are. Join us for a live community talk on memory, visibility, and the many ways q***r life has been lived, recorded, and remembered. Inspired by Sir Zanele Muholi’s current exhibition at Galerie Ron Mandos, we’ll explore LGBTQIA+ history in Amsterdam and the Netherlands: whose stories are told, whose are still waiting to be heard, and why it matters that we keep them.⁠
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With:⁠
Sir Zanele Muholi, artist and activist⁠
Dr. Andrew DJ Shield, Assistant Professor and Migration & Diversity scholar⁠
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📅 Sunday 11 October, National Coming Out Day⁠
🕐 1–2 PM⁠
📍 Live here on Instagram: Galerie Ron Mandos⁠
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This conversation is yours too. Send your questions and thoughts through the live chat and help shape the discussion as it unfolds. Free to join. No RSVP, nothing to prepare. Just tune in and bring your curiosity.⁠
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17/09/2026

OPEN NOW Zanele Muholi: Hlanganani⁠ 🖤⁠
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Galerie Ron Mandos opens Hlanganani, a new solo exhibition by South African visual activist Prof. Sir Zanele Muholi, presented in collaboration with the Muholi Art Institute. The exhibition marks twenty years since Muholi began Faces and Phases and brings together self-portraits, Brave Beauties series and a new body of Faces and Phases portraits made with Amsterdam’s Black q***r community. ⁠
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This behind-the-scenes video offers a glimpse into the new exhibition.⁠ Visit the gallery to experience this special exhibition in person! ⁠
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Zanele Muholi: Hlanganani (Unite)⁠
On view through Saturday, 1 November 2026⁠
At Galerie Ron Mandos⁠
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Video by Lufuno Ramadwa

We are proud to present a new exhibition at Galerie Ron Mandos: Hlanganani by South African visual activist Prof. Sir Za...
16/09/2026

We are proud to present a new exhibition at Galerie Ron Mandos: Hlanganani by South African visual activist Prof. Sir Zanele Muholi, presented in collaboration with the Muholi Art Institute.⁠
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Marking 20 years of Faces and Phases, the exhibition brings together self-portraits, recent work and a new body of portraits made with Amsterdam’s Black q***r community.⁠
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Visit our gallery to experience this special exhibition in person ⁠
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Hlanganani by Zanele Muholi ⁠
On view until 1 November 2026⁠
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Installation views by Jonathan de Waart

Work Highlight | Marcos Kueh 🧶⁠⁠By filtering religion through the lens of advertising, Marcos Kueh critiques the commodi...
04/09/2026

Work Highlight | Marcos Kueh 🧶⁠
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By filtering religion through the lens of advertising, Marcos Kueh critiques the commodification of faith and identity. His tapestries play with irony, nostalgia, and sincerity, revealing how visual culture can both construct and obscure meaning. Kueh’s work ultimately questions what it means to belong in a world shaped by colonial histories, migration, and global capitalism. ⁠
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Kueh is a textile artist from the Island of Borneo, with a professional background in Graphic Design and Advertising. Many of Kueh’s textile works are explorations and speculations of the traditional meaning of the craft in the contemporary context.⁠
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Featured works by Marcos Kueh⁠
1)⁠ Woven Ad: Virgin Hair Fertilizer, 2025, Industrial weaving, recycled PET, 8 threads, 75 x 110 cm, Edition of 4 plus 1 artist's proof⁠
2)⁠ Artist portrait by Chok Yue Zan⁠
3) Woven Ad: Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, 2025, Industrial weaving, recycled PET, 8 threads, 75 x 110 cm, Edition of 4 plus 1 artist's proof⁠
4)⁠ Woven Ad: Virgin Pulp Toilet Rolls, 2025, Industrial weaving, recycled PET, 8 threads, 75 x 110 cm, Edition of 4 plus 1 artist's proof⁠
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Learn more about Marcos Kueh and view other available works via the link in bio 🔗

12/08/2026

Special Announcement: a new solo exhibition Hlanganani ("Bring together") by Zanele Muholi is opening soon at Galerie Ron Mandos 🖤⁠. ⁠
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Twenty years ago, Zanele Muholi began Faces and Phases, a portrait project born the same year South Africa became the first country in Africa to legalise same-sex marriage. Two decades and hundreds of portraits later, made across five continents, it has become one of the most significant living archives of Black LGBTQIA+ life in the world.⁠
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On 12 September, we open a new exhibition of work by Zanele Muholi, featuring new self-portraits from Somnyama Ngonyama ("Hail the Dark Lioness"), new paintings, and a presentation of Faces and Phases, marking its twentieth anniversary, including new portraits made with Amsterdam's Black q***r community.⁠
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Muholi's connection to this city runs deep: a 2009 residency at the Thami Mnyele Foundation, and in 2017, their first solo museum exhibition in the Netherlands at the Stedelijk Museum.⁠
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Opening Friday 12 September,⁠
At Galerie Ron Mandos ⁠
Prinsengracht 282, Amsterdam ⁠
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Please RSVP via the link in our bio.⁠
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Image credit: Faces and Phases portrait series by Zanele Muholi, including new portraits of Amsterdam's Black q***r community⁠
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Looking back at the opening of Best of Graduates 2026 🎓🎈⁠⁠Last Friday, we celebrated the opening of the 19th edition of ...
28/07/2026

Looking back at the opening of Best of Graduates 2026 🎓🎈⁠
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Last Friday, we celebrated the opening of the 19th edition of Best of Graduates at Galerie Ron Mandos. Curated by Radek Váňa, this year's exhibition brings together 27 outstanding graduates from art academies across the Netherlands, showcasing a new generation of emerging artists working across painting, photography, sculpture, textile, video, installation, and beyond. Pictured on the first slide are participating artists and the Galerie Ron Mandos team. ⁠
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We were also delighted to present the RM Young Blood Award 2026 to Tom Allsop for his remarkable series Numbering Pools. The award was presented by Yvette van Caldenborgh of Museum Voorlinden during the festive opening.⁠
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A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this special evening, to Brouwerij 't IJ () for generously sponsoring the drinks and to BONNE Suits () for providing this year's Best of Graduates T-Shirts. ⁠
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Best of Graduates 2026 remains on view through 30 August. We look forward to welcoming you to the gallery.⁠
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Open Now: Art Brussels 2026 🇧🇪⁠⁠We’re looking forward to welcoming you to our booth at Art Brussels, presenting works by...
23/04/2026

Open Now: Art Brussels 2026 🇧🇪⁠
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We’re looking forward to welcoming you to our booth at Art Brussels, presenting works by Levi van Veluw, Renie Spoelstra, Hans Op de Beeck, Bouke de Vries, Tomáš Libertíny, Reza Aramesh, Katinka Lampe, Ivan Grubanov, Martijn Verzijl, Inti Hernandez, and a solo presentation by Renato Nicolodi.⁠
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Highlights include Van Veluw’s new clay reliefs and sculptural forms with cracked, layered surfaces; Spoelstra’s large-scale charcoal drawings built from filmed landscapes; and Op de Beeck’s sculptural works. Libertíny presents works grown in collaboration with bees, while De Vries continues his exploration of fractured ceramics through his Memory Vessels. Aramesh shows marble sculptures based on reworked archival images, and Verzijl brings narrative ceramic pieces that reframe Dutch visual culture.⁠
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A special focus is dedicated to Renato Nicolodi, who presents a solo installation: a dark, immersive space in which large-scale paintings are placed directly on the floor, accompanied by sculptural elements. The presentation creates a contained architectural environment that invites a slower, more concentrated way of looking.⁠
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More information via the link in bio.🔗⁠
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Art Brussels 2026⁠
Booth number 5E-24 & 5E-26⁠
Brussels Expo⁠
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1,2 installation views by Ben Van den Berghe⁠
3 installation view by Jan Liégeois⁠
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Prinsengracht 282
Amsterdam
1016HJ

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Woensdag 12:00 - 18:00
Donderdag 12:00 - 18:00
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