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Woensdag 12:00 - 18:00 Zaterdag 12:00 - 18:00

Enari Gallery

Enari is a brand new gallery in the city center of Amsterdam.

Founded by Paul van Gemen and Christina Voulgari, the gallery curates shows with a strong international focus, displaying both emerging and established artists.

29/05/2026

Opening today! ‘Sweet Surrender,’ with Grace Lee (), Nicolina Morra () and Rebecca Storm ().

The exhibition explores themes of seduction, splendour, and the longing to embrace the unknown. The artists reflect on how images hold nostalgia, convey emotion and how meaning is constructed through what is felt as much as what is seen.

Opening: Friday, 29 May, 5–8pm

The exhibition will be on view until Sunday, 19 July

Grace Lee
Cats and Dogs, 2026
Oil on linen
35 x 25 cm

Dogs dominated Lee’s work from 2015 to 2022, symbolizing loyalty but also feral instincts, and now form a backdrop as new subjects emerge. Cats, seen as guarded and the dog’s domestic foe, contrast with dogs who, like backing dancers, suggest both unity and conflict. The dogs’ leftward movement evokes the past resurfacing in the present, as revisiting old motifs can feel like reopening old wounds.

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam

Image courtesy of the artist and the gallery

22/05/2026

Last week to visit ‘Whispers Inside Things,’ by Minyoung Kim.

This wet, colourful scene puts viewers inside an everyday scene that, in a split second, can turn into a messy, stressful scenario

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam
Wed–Fri 12–6pm
Sat 12–5pm

Minyoung Kim
Soft Cut, 2026
Oil on linen
30 x 30 cm

Image courtesy of the gallery and the artist

20/05/2026

We are pleased to announce ‘Sweet Surrender’, featuring Grace Lee (), Rebecca Storm () and Nicolina Morra (), opening on Friday, 29 May.

The exhibition explores themes of seduction, splendour, and the longing to embrace the unknown. The artists reflect on how images hold nostalgia, convey emotion and how meaning is constructed through what is felt as much as what is seen.

Opening: Friday, 29 May, 5–8pm
Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam

20/05/2026

We are pleased to announce ‘Sweet Surrender’, featuring Nicolina Morra (), Grace Lee () and Rebecca Storm (), opening on Friday, 29 May.

The exhibition explores themes of seduction, splendour, and the longing to embrace the unknown. The artists reflect on how images hold nostalgia, convey emotion and how meaning is constructed through what is felt as much as what is seen.

Opening: Friday, 29 May, 5–8pm
Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam

20/05/2026

We are pleased to announce ‘Sweet Surrender’, featuring Rebecca Storm (), Grace Lee () and Nicolina Morra (), opening on Friday, 29 May.

The exhibition explores themes of seduction, splendour, and the longing to embrace the unknown. The artists reflect on how images hold nostalgia, convey emotion and how meaning is constructed through what is felt as much as what is seen.

Opening: Friday, 29 May, 5–8pm
Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam

16/05/2026

‘Condensed Gaze’ on view at the gallery, part of Minyoung Kim () solo exhibition ‘Whisper inside things.’

This artwork depicts one of Kim’s signature characters: a black cat that serves as the narrator and disrupts domestic order. Its electric-blue eyes convey an unsettling feeling, while its clawed paws press against the fogged glass, blurring the boundary between instinct and domestic space.

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam
Wed–Fri 12–6pm
Sat 12–5pm

Minyoung Kim
Condensed Gaze, 2026
Oil on canvas
150 x 130 cm

Image courtesy of the gallery and the artist
Photography by

14/05/2026

‘Candle’ by Minyoung Kim (), on view at the gallery, part of her solo exhibition ‘Whisper inside things.’

A lone flame glows softly while the snake coils beside it like an unspoken memory, intimate and quietly dangerous.

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam
Wed–Fri 12–6pm
Sat 12–5pm

Minyoung Kim
Candle, 2025
Oil on linen
30x30 cm

Image courtesy of the gallery and the artist

09/05/2026

‘The Bite’ & “Fallen Flower’ by Minyoung Kim (), on view at the gallery, part of her solo exhibition ‘Whisper inside things.’

Kim depicts colourful everyday scenes, drawing on the still-life language of the old masters to explore emotion, memory, and dreams through a soft yet quietly unsettling visual language, with the black cat acting as a silent narrator between spontaneity and structure.

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam
Wed–Fri 12–6pm
Sat 12–5pm

Minyoung Kim
The Bite, 2025
Oil on linen
50 x 50 cm

Fallen Flower, 2025
Oil on canvas
50 x 50 cm

Image courtesy of the gallery and the artist
Photography by

08/05/2026

‘Behind the Veil’ by Minyoung Kim (), on view at the gallery, part of her solo exhibition ‘Whisper inside things.’

Kim’s recurring presence of the cat embodies a suspended tension between instinct and restraint, capturing fleeting moments where desire quietly unsettles the stillness of everyday life.

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam
Wed–Fri 12–6pm
Sat 12–5pm

Minyoung Kim
Behind the Veil, 2026
Oil on canvas
150x130cm

Image courtesy of the gallery and the artist
Photography by

01/05/2026

‘The Jar’ by Minyoung Kim (), on view at the gallery, part of her solo exhibition ‘Whisper inside things.’

For Kim, a jar becomes animate, peering eyes or animate forms emerge through soft pastel colours, unfolding in a blend of irony, introspection, and emotional complexity.

Enari Gallery
Utrechtsestraat 44, 1017 VP, Amsterdam
Wed–Fri 12–6pm
Sat 12–5pm

Minyoung Kim
The Jar, 2025
Oil on linen
70X70 cm

Image courtesy of the gallery and the artist

Adres

Utrechtsestraat 44BG
Amsterdam
1017VP

Openingstijden

Woensdag	12:00 - 18:00
Zaterdag	12:00 - 18:00

Telefoon

+31207795899

Website

https://www.enari.gallery/

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