The unforgettable evening of the opening of Cali’s exhibition. This solo exhibition remains open until 30 November. Private visits can be arranged with one of our curators or Carlo for a more personal experience.

st-Art Amsterdam proudly presents I Am the Place, the first solo exhibition in the Netherlands by Italian artist Calì La Rebelle. In this series, Calì transforms color into a language of vulnerability and strength, creating paintings that are not mere representations but living spaces of memory, intimacy, and identity. Her bold brushstrokes and layered glazes invite visitors to pause, connect, and feel — turning color into emotion and emotion into presence.

Amsterdam-based artist Natalie Bell found more than support in the st-Art Mentorship Program—she discovered creative freedom, emotional depth, and transformative growth.

THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF JULY

Throughout the month of July the photographic works of Pierfranco Argentiero will be on display at the art space st-Art. A collaboration born in partnership with the Italian gallery NUMM CONTEMPORARY ART.

Visiting Anselm Kiefer, German artist, exhibition titled "Sag mir wo die Blumen sind" ("Tell Me Where the Flowers Are")  in Amsterdam. This retrospective, commemorating Kiefer's 80th birthday, is collaboratively presented by the Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk Museum.

Alberto Ballocca is a self-taught artist living in Turin, who has forged a creative journey that intertwines his roots, personal experiences, and an insatiable curiosity about the world. At the age of 19, Ballocca…

Frans Hals, a painter who met a humble end in the late 17th century, only to be rediscovered in the 19th century, now draws almost half a million tickets in advance sales at Rijksmuseum, in Amsterdam. With his…

In her newest series, That’s Life, Annet draws inspiration from the song ‘That’s Life’ by ‘Scorz’ to express the idea of life happening in cycles. The introduction of the electronic music track is accompanied by a beautiful story about life and…

Eliza De Geus was born in Jarocin in Poland in 1989. Raised in the Netherlands and still based in Amsterdam, Eliza has an enduring passion that internally moves her to look for concepts and inspirations…

In the art scene, so many talents still need to be exploited, who still need to receive a fair chance to show their ability without giving up on mediocrity and hopelessness. From this topic comes the idea of introducing a program to work..

Pop Art originated in England with the “Independent Group” in the 1950s, based on industrial iconography, science fiction, light posters and some works by Francis Bacon. At the same time, it was accepted in the United States…

It would not be an exaggeration to label as “pretentious” the attempt to write all that is African art in a single article, especially if we understand that Africa is an immense continent, whose extension is three times that of Europe…

In a way, it is impossible to deny that for some time, art had always been a somewhat underrated medium: science, politics, and other matters seemed to be more relevant. Fortunately, times have changed a lot since then. Also, there is a…

Is digital art really a threat to the supremacy of the traditional Institution of Art? This is a question that emerges in front of the vertiginous growth of the universe of Digital Art in the last fifty years. Some “nuances of fear” may arise in front of the…

When we think of Minimalism, a concept emerges attached to the term itself: simplicity. We are talking about a philosophy of life, style and artistic movement transversal to several disciplines. Despite their differences, these have in…

There have been two visions of photography: on the one hand, technical skill and on the other, the ability to create an image that gives..

With the industrial revolution, important inventions were born, and with them important changes that profoundly marked the history of…

Color can induce moods and dictate powerful sensations. Since some centuries back, as early as the 15th century, the artists in the quest of expressing their emotions while looking to provoke their audience’s, used different pigments in their…

Japonisme is a concept used to describe the study of Japanese art and its influence on European artists. It was present in several currents, including art nouveau and post-impressionism. But this phenomenon is more closely related to…

“Modern art to me is nothing more than the expression of contemporary aims of the age that we’re living in.” Jackson Pollock (1912-1956) Here is a..