About

  • MISSION

     Rutger Brandt Gallery was founded in 2015 by art historian Rutger Brandt, whose passion for the arts and extensive experience in the Dutch art world inspired him to establish the gallery.

     

    The gallery is dedicated to showcasing a dynamic and diverse program, featuring both emerging talents and internationally recognized artists. Through a multi-generational approach, we cultivate long-term relationships, support artists in their careers, and connect them with galleries and audiences beyond the Netherlands.

     

    What unites our artists, despite their varied disciplines and styles, is their commitment to socially engaged and narrative-driven art. Their work explores innovative forms of representation, revealing unexpected perspectives on everyday life and encouraging new ways of seeing the world.

     

    Our exhibition program is designed to be visually compelling, thought-provoking, and forward-thinking—sparking dialogue and inspiring reflection. Located in a spacious venue in the heart of Amsterdam’s vibrant city center, the gallery serves as a dynamic space for artistic exploration and exchange.

     

    Rutger Brandt Gallery was officially established in 2015. A few years earlier Galerie Brandt was founded and after moving to its present location merged into Rutger Brandt Gallery. The gallery participates in several art fairs in The Netherlands and abroad; The Armory Show, New York, USA, Untitled; Art, Miami, USA, Expo Chicago, USA, NADA, New York, USA, Art Toronto, Canada, Art Rotterdam, The Netherlands, and PAN Amsterdam, The Netherlands. We cooperates with like-minded galleries and art institutes throughout Europe and the USA and Asia.

     

     

    Opening hours during exhibitions: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 12 – 5pm or by appointment.

  • GALLERY FAIR PRACTICE CODE

    Rutger Brandt Gallery conforms to the Gallery Fair Practice Code. This code is a permanent condition for Dutch galleries to strengthen the position of the artist in relation to the gallery. This code was initiated by the Mondriaan Fund in cooperation with the Dutch Gallery Association (NGA) and will officially be respected in Dutch galleries as of July 1, 2023.

     

    To read the code and see how we ensure a fair practice, please follow this link.