Nieuw Dakota
| Ms. van Riemsdijkweg 41b, Amsterdam |
4 priser
10.00/10.00 |
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+31 20 331 8311 |
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Edo Sutherland (26.10.2017 10:11)
Very nice shows. The educational program is always custom made which is great.
Very nice shows. The educational program is always custom made which is great.
Koen Fietst (11.07.2017 22:26)
Worden regelmatig kunst exposities georganiseerd. Het perodneel is ook aardig en heel behulpzaam.
Worden regelmatig kunst exposities georganiseerd. Het perodneel is ook aardig en heel behulpzaam.
Jan Jansen (07.12.2016 07:58)
Altijd leuk om hier langs te gaan om exposities te bekijken. Steeds weer nieuwe stukken die interessant zijn om te bekijken.
Altijd leuk om hier langs te gaan om exposities te bekijken. Steeds weer nieuwe stukken die interessant zijn om te bekijken.
Megan Abbott (27.06.2013 14:14)
Nieuw Dakota is a new gallery in the very up and coming Amsterdam Noord. It is a large warehouse space for contemporary art. I visited last week, and they are currently showing an exhibition called 'New Saint Petersburg', showing work by several young artists from the Russian city. The exhibition has interesting paintings, tender photographic portraits, video installations and interactive pieces. Many of them are innately political pieces, challenging the perception of modern Russia in the throws of political change, and all are for sale. The space itself is very open and bright, situated right next to the N.S.D.M ferry port, a free ride from Central Station. The area is great to visit, and I had a wonderful time exploring all of the surrounding warehouse buildings and unique bars. This gallery is definitely worth a visit for its array of exhibitions and its fantastic location, and entry is free!
Nieuw Dakota is a new gallery in the very up and coming Amsterdam Noord. It is a large warehouse space for contemporary art. I visited last week, and they are currently showing an exhibition called 'New Saint Petersburg', showing work by several young artists from the Russian city. The exhibition has interesting paintings, tender photographic portraits, video installations and interactive pieces. Many of them are innately political pieces, challenging the perception of modern Russia in the throws of political change, and all are for sale. The space itself is very open and bright, situated right next to the N.S.D.M ferry port, a free ride from Central Station. The area is great to visit, and I had a wonderful time exploring all of the surrounding warehouse buildings and unique bars. This gallery is definitely worth a visit for its array of exhibitions and its fantastic location, and entry is free!
