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Deadline: 11 October 2024
New location: Rotterdam Ahoy
New date: 27 - 30 March 2025
New concept: Highly varied and curated Art Fair
New hotel offer: Free hotel stay for non-Dutch galleries
"Art Fairs must keep upgrading their experiences" The Art Newspaper
Art Rotterdam is happy to celebrate its first edition at the new location Rotterdam Ahoy in 2025. This move makes it possible to accommodate 28.000 international collectors, curators, professionals and art lovers, and provides enough space to reshape the fair with a new concept.
Art Rotterdam 2025 will be a unique experience. The fair will feature a grid of galleries interspersed with large curated sections where galleries can showcase video art, installations and sculptures at no additional costs. This will create a rich, diverse and inspiring visitor experience, ensuring a future-proof Art Rotterdam.
For many years Art Rotterdam has boasted excellent sales figures for the participating galleries. During the last edition, the vast majority of non-Dutch galleries were satisfied or more than satisfied with their sale results from the fair.
Free hotel stay for non-Dutch galleries during Art Rotterdam
To make the stay of non-Dutch galleries during Art Rotterdam as pleasant as possible, we are offering a free hotel stay of four nights during the fair period at our partner hotel, the four-star Bilderberg Parkhotel Rotterdam. This will also be the Art Rotterdam gallery & collectors hub during the fair.
Art Rotterdam at Rotterdam Ahoy
• Compact layout with abundant daylight
• Three large curated sections, without extra cost to participating galleries
• Extensive and varied catering
• Excellent accessibility by both metro and car, with 2,000 parking spaces available
• Situated in the artistic and centrally located Rotterdam South
At Art Rotterdam you can participate in various sections. You can read more about that below. You will also find the registration forms per section below. Please click on the desired section and enter the required information.
The Main Section is the heart of Art Rotterdam, where national and international galleries present a selection of upcoming and more established artists.
Selection committee:
Ellen de Bruijne – Ellen de Bruijne Projects, Amsterdam
Kiki Petratou – Gallery Joey Ramone, Rotterdam
Jaring Dürst Britt – Dürst Britt & Mayhew, The Hague
Joseph Kouli – Collector, Paris
Tobias Arndt – Collector, Brussels
Frederick Gordts – Collector, Brussels
Solo/Duo is dedicated to solo or duo artist presentations featuring a strong underlying curatorial concept.
Selection committee: mentioned above under Main Section
The New Art Section exclusively shows works by emerging artists.
Övül Ö. Durmuşoğlu lives and works in Berlin. She is a curator, writer, and educator working on constructive critiques of civilization, sustainability of intersectional futures, and practices of togetherness from feminist queer perspectives.
Between 2021 and 2023 she co-curated the 3rd the 4th editions of Autostrada Biennale in Kosovo with Joanna Warsza. Earlier, she taught as a guest professor at Universität der Künste Berlin Graduate School; curated programs within the 10th, 13th, and 14th Istanbul Biennials; worked as a curator for steirischer herbst 2018; and coordinated and organized different programs and events at Maybe Education and Public Programs for dOCUMENTA (13).
Spectacular video section that is unique to Art Rotterdam and for which international collectors travel specifically to Rotterdam.
The Projections space consists of:
Curators / selection members:
Bart Rutten (1972), artistic director of the Centraal Museum Utrecht
Bob and Renée Drake passionate art collectors
Julian Ross (1988), curator, researcher and writer based in Amsterdam
Théo-Mario Coppola (1990), curator and arts writer, lives and works in Paris and Vienna
Installations in a 500-square-meter space for large-scale artworks, artist performances, multi-media installations and art installations. Participation is open to galleries and non-profits.
Curators / selection members:
Rotterdam based, Maziar Afrassiabi (1973, Tehran, Iran) is founder and artistic director of Rib (Art Space) in Rotterdam and member of the advisory board of Sculpture International Rotterdam
Léon Kruijswijk (1989) is curator at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, and works as a freelance curator and writer.
Ronan Grossiat, Collector
Pauline Hatzigeorgiou (1989) is a Brussels-based curator, art historian, writer, and teacher at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels
Samuel Leuenberger (1974) is an independent curator. He is founding director and curator of SALTS, an exhibition space in Birsfelden, Switzerland, and curator of Art Basel’s Parcours sector.
A 280-square-meter space at the fair for sculptures designed by Tom Postma Design.
Sculpture Park also serves as a meeting point, providing air and space to the fair.
The Sculpture Park space consists of:
Curators / selection members:
Ove Lucas (1960), Dutch curator and director of the Center for Visual Arts Rotterdam and Sculpture International Rotterdam.
Barbara Bos (1985), Head of exhibitions Museum Voorlinden – museum for contemporary art, Wassenaar.
Sara Weyns (1979), Director Middelheimmuseum, Antwerp.
For more information, please contact
Art Rotterdam + 31 (0)10 742 02 58
info@artrotterdam.com
Le Monde called Art Rotterdam "one of the best art fairs of the past year" and according to Huffington Post "Art Rotterdam can count itself among the top five of the winter fairs".