Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2026: Discover Okker Art Gallery at Stand A12
From 25 to 29 November 2026, Okker Art Gallery returns to Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam at De Kromhouthal. Celebrating its 20th edition, the fair brings together contemporary art from galleries across the Netherlands and beyond. We are delighted to be part of this special edition, presenting works by eight international artists at stand A12.
Painting, photography, textile art and sculpture will come together in a diverse presentation that reflects the artistic vision of Okker Art Gallery. From expressive compositions and intricate photographic works to tactile creations and imaginative sculptures, our selection invites visitors to explore contemporary art from different perspectives.
Whether you are an experienced collector, considering your first artwork or simply enjoy discovering new artistic talent, we look forward to welcoming you.
Eight Artists, Eight Distinctive Perspectives
At Okker Art Gallery, we believe that discovering art is about more than the first impression. Every artwork has its own visual language, creative process and story. For Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2026, we have selected eight artists whose work offers a fascinating variety of materials, techniques and artistic approaches.
Expressive Painting: Filipp Jenikäe and Peter Keizer
Colour, composition and atmosphere play an important role in the work of Filipp Jenikäe. The German artist transforms familiar environments into vibrant, carefully constructed scenes that invite viewers to explore the relationship between everyday life and artistic imagination.
At this year’s fair, we will present two of his paintings inspired by the South of France: Pool Side, South of France and Cap Ferret, South of France. Both created in 2026, these acrylic paintings capture the atmosphere of Mediterranean life through distinctive perspectives and a rich use of colour.
Dutch artist Peter Keizer brings an entirely different energy to painting. His expressive works are characterised by bold colours, rich textures and a fascination with the natural world. Thick layers of paint create surfaces with an almost sculptural quality, giving his compositions a distinctive sense of depth and movement.
Together, these two artists demonstrate how colour and material can transform the experience of looking at a painting.
Photography Beyond the Expected: Didier Engels and Joël Moens de Hase
Photography can do much more than capture the world as we see it. For Didier Engels and Joël Moens de Hase, the photographic image becomes a starting point for abstraction, experimentation and new perspectives.
Belgian photographer Didier Engels finds unexpected beauty in industrial environments. Weathered ship hulls, shipping containers and surfaces marked by time become abstract compositions of colour, texture and geometry. His photographs often appear almost painterly, challenging our perception of the subjects they represent.
Joël Moens de Hase, also from Belgium, takes a very different approach. His photographic mosaics are composed of thousands of smaller images that come together to create a larger composition. Viewed from a distance, the work reveals one image, while closer observation uncovers an intricate world of photographic fragments.
Both artists invite viewers to look again, revealing details and meanings that may not be immediately apparent.
Exploring Material and Form: Jules Vissers, Jules Wittock and Kyoko Suzuki
Some artworks are defined as much by their materials and construction as by their final appearance.
Dutch fiber artist Jules Vissers explores the possibilities of textile art through techniques such as hand-tufting and embroidery. Her compositions combine colour, structure and movement, transforming threads and fibers into contemporary works with a remarkable tactile presence.
Belgian artist Jules Wittock takes viewers into a world of intricate labyrinths. His carefully constructed patterns combine geometric precision with a playful invitation to search, follow and discover. What initially appears to be an abstract composition gradually reveals an underlying structure, encouraging an active relationship between artwork and viewer.
Japanese ceramic artist Kyoko Suzuki draws inspiration from nature, particularly the fascinating world of mushrooms and fungi. Her imaginative ceramic sculptures explore themes of love, connection and the invisible forces that sustain life. Organic forms and delicate details give her work a character that is both playful and contemplative.
Three artists, three very different approaches, united by a fascination with material, form and the possibilities of artistic expression.
Sculpture with a Story: Gillie and Marc
Art can inspire, connect and encourage us to think differently about the world around us.
Internationally recognised artist duo Gillie and Marc create sculptures that combine imagination, humour and meaningful storytelling. Their distinctive animal figures explore themes of love, friendship and coexistence, while drawing attention to the importance of wildlife conservation.
Behind their playful appearance lies a genuine commitment to the natural world and the relationships we share with other living beings.
Their sculptures are both approachable and thought-provoking, offering visitors another perspective on the role contemporary art can play in telling important stories.
Experience the Art in Person
One of the most rewarding aspects of visiting an art fair is the opportunity to experience artworks beyond the screen.
The surface of a painting changes with the light. Photographic details reveal themselves as you move closer. Textile works gain a new sense of depth, while sculptures invite you to discover their forms from different angles.
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam offers the perfect opportunity to explore these qualities and engage directly with the works.
At stand A12, we will be pleased to introduce you to the artists, share the stories behind their work and help you discover pieces that resonate with you.
Your Complimentary Invitation to Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam
We would love to welcome you as our guest.
Okker Art Gallery is pleased to offer complimentary admission for up to two people during the public days of Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam, from Thursday 26 through Sunday 29 November 2026.
Simply follow our personal invitation link, choose your preferred date and reserve your tickets.
RESERVE YOUR COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
Invitation code: G-OKKERGALP
Complimentary invitations are limited and subject to availability.
Interested in the Vernissage?
The fair opens with a special Vernissage on Wednesday 25 November, from 17:00 to 22:00. If you would like to attend the opening evening, please contact us at info@okkerartgallery.com to enquire about a personal invitation.
Plan Your Visit: Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2026
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam celebrates its 20th edition at De Kromhouthal, bringing together thousands of contemporary artworks presented by more than 65 Dutch and international galleries.
Dates and opening hours
- Wednesday 25 November | 17:00–22:00 | Vernissage
- Thursday 26 November | 14:00–21:00
- Friday 27 November | 12:00–21:00
- Saturday 28 November | 10:00–19:00
- Sunday 29 November | 10:00–18:00
Location: De Kromhouthal, Gedempt Hamerkanaal 231, 1021 KP Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Find Okker Art Gallery at stand A12.
Discover Okker Art Gallery Beyond the Fair
Can’t make it to Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam? There is always more to discover at Okker Art Gallery.
Located at Vijzelstraat 125 in the heart of Amsterdam, our gallery presents a varied collection of modern and contemporary art, photography and sculpture. Throughout the year, we welcome art enthusiasts and collectors to explore the collection, discover new artists and experience artworks in a personal setting.
Our regular opening hours are Tuesday through Friday from 11:00 to 18:00 and Saturday from 11:00 to 17:00. Visits outside these hours can be arranged by appointment. Please confirm availability during the fair.
Whether at De Kromhouthal or in our Amsterdam gallery, we look forward to sharing our passion for contemporary art with you.