Galerie Caroline O’Breen

Galerie Caroline O’Breen Galerie Caroline O'Breen aims on presenting current leading fine art photography from artists from t We focus on engaged and conceptual photography based art.

Galerie Caroline O'Breen aims on presenting current leading fine art photography from artists from the Netherlands and abroad.

🥂Today, Friday 17 July: End of Season Cocktail at Galerie Caroline O'Breen between 16-19 hrs. Join us to mark the last d...
17/07/2026

🥂Today, Friday 17 July: End of Season Cocktail at Galerie Caroline O'Breen between 16-19 hrs.

Join us to mark the last day before the summer break and celebrate the closing of this gallery season. On view: solo exhibition ‘Origin of Asymmetry’ by Satijn Panyigay.

The setting is informal, and you are welcome to bring your +1 to the cocktail.
We look forward to having you!

Image: installation view solo exhibition ‘Origin of Asymmetry’ by Satijn Panyigay

Meet the artist: Satijn Panyigay is at the gallery the whole day today, Wednesday 8 July ❤️The exhibition ORIGIN OF ASYM...
08/07/2026

Meet the artist: Satijn Panyigay is at the gallery the whole day today, Wednesday 8 July ❤️

The exhibition ORIGIN OF ASYMMETRY brings together works from various new series by Satijn Panyigay that refer to her recurring search for balance within architectural environments, and her fascination with the imperfect.

Last week on view at Galerie Caroline O'Breen – until 11 July.

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For the available works and pricing, you can have a look at our Artsy artsy page. For the portfolio, please mail via [email protected]



Just opened at Nederlands Fotomuseum: group exhibition ‘Quickscan 3: Photography Now’ with work by Jaya PelupessyOn view...
29/06/2026

Just opened at Nederlands Fotomuseum: group exhibition ‘Quickscan 3: Photography Now’ with work by Jaya Pelupessy

On view till 22 November, 2026
Curated by Guinevere Ras and Ruben Lundgren

‘Quickscan 3: Photography Now’ presents work by twenty photographers and artists working in the Netherlands and showcasing the latest in Dutch photography. 

Quickscan 3 shows how contemporary photographers and artists approach photography as a fluid discipline. Attention has been directed away from capturing the real world and towards exploring how images arise, circulate and acquire meaning.

Guinevere Ras and Ruben Lundgren, curators: “Quickscan 3 shows the extent to which photography has become ‘fluid’ and how makers are all, in their own way, seeking new ways of handling images, media and the visible world around us.”



Installation ‘Entangelments’ from the artist Maura Biava is now on view at The Luther Museum Amsterdam. Find it grow and...
26/06/2026

Installation ‘Entangelments’ from the artist Maura Biava is now on view at The Luther Museum Amsterdam.
Find it grow and change in the museum garden of Luther Museum throughout the whole summer 2026.

This sculpture is inspired by a famous print of Albrecht Dürer of devoutly folded hands. In Biava’s work, this simple gesture is charged with new meaning and suggests a state of connectedness with nature.

Flowers grow from the hands in prayer, the hands dissolve into their surroundings and merge with the garden and the nature around them.

Director of the Luther Museum Steven van Teeseling:
“Biava invites a renewed attunement to nature, not merely as something to protect, but as a system of rhythms, geometries, and interrelationships with which we ourselves are inextricably interwoven.”

Luther Museum
Nieuwe Keizersgracht 570
1018 VG Amsterdam
Open Wednesday through Sunday



Works from ‘Twilight Zone (Kunstmuseum Den Haag)’ are currently on view at Galerie Caroline O’Breen in Amsterdam in the ...
25/06/2026

Works from ‘Twilight Zone (Kunstmuseum Den Haag)’ are currently on view at Galerie Caroline O’Breen in Amsterdam in the solo exhibition of Satijn Panyigay Panyigay — until 11 July.

Satijn Panyigay has built a consistent oeuvre centered around uninhabited spaces: museums between exhibitions, storage depots, houses under construction, vacant offices.

Panyigay always chooses spaces in transition and, regardless of the setting or scale, her work consistently returns to the same question: what remains when people leave?

The photographs in the series ‘Twilight Zone (Kunstmuseum Den Haag)’ play with architectural rhythm and muted institutional lighting.

The atmosphere is both intimate and anonymous, personal in nature yet open enough for everyone to recognize.

For portfolio of available works, please DM at Galerie Caroline O'Breen or mail via [email protected] – or check out the works on Artsy



   

Solo exhibition  ‘Origin of Asymmetry’ is opening this afternoon at the gallery: join us for the Vernissage between 16-1...
06/06/2026

Solo exhibition ‘Origin of Asymmetry’ is opening this afternoon at the gallery: join us for the Vernissage between 16-19 hrs 🍾



‘Origin of Asymmetry’, a solo exhibition of , opens this week at the gallery! Join us and the artist for the Opening Rec...
03/06/2026

‘Origin of Asymmetry’, a solo exhibition of , opens this week at the gallery! Join us and the artist for the Opening Reception on Saturday 6 June, 16–19 hrs 🥂

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ORIGIN OF ASYMMETRY

This exhibition brings together works from various new series by Dutch-Hungarian photographer Satijn Panyigay that refer to her recurring search for balance within architectural environments, and her fascination with the imperfect.

Satijn Panyigay has built a consistent oeuvre centered around uninhabited spaces: museums between exhibitions, storage depots, houses under construction, vacant offices.
These environments, empty at the moment of her visits, allow the artist to immerse herself in the emptiness.

Panyigay always chooses spaces in transition and, regardless of the setting or scale, her work consistently returns to the same question: what remains when people leave?

In this exhibition, Panyigay presents four new series. She alternates monumental formats with small, intimate works, indirectly referencing the vast and unknowable versus the small and overlooked, where so much beauty and value can be found.

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For the available works and pricing, you can have a look at our artsy page. For the portfolio, please mail via [email protected]

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‘Origin of Asymmetry’, a solo exhibition of , opens this week at the gallery! Join us and the artist for the Opening Rec...
02/06/2026

‘Origin of Asymmetry’, a solo exhibition of , opens this week at the gallery!

Join us and the artist for the Opening Reception on Saturday 6 June, 16–19 hrs 🥂

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ORIGIN OF ASYMMETRY

This exhibition brings together works from various new series by Dutch-Hungarian photographer Satijn Panyigay that refer to her recurring search for balance within architectural environments, and her fascination with the imperfect.

Satijn Panyigay has built a consistent oeuvre centered around uninhabited spaces: museums between exhibitions, storage depots, houses under construction, vacant offices.

These environments, empty at the moment of her visits, allow the artist to immerse herself in the emptiness. Panyigay always chooses spaces in transition and, regardless of the setting or scale, her work consistently returns to the same question: what remains when people leave?

In this exhibition, Panyigay alternates monumental formats with small, intimate works, indirectly referencing the vast and unknowable versus the small and overlooked, where so much beauty and value can be found.

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For the available works and pricing, you can have a look at our artsy page. For the portfolio, please mail via [email protected]

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