A Kinetic Negotiation

May 7 – June 22
Frederiksplein 45, Amsterdam

DISSOLUTION. by William Farr

March 6 – May 3
Frederiksplein 45, Amsterdam

HARLEY WEIR | The Garden: Chapter 2

PARIS PHOTO

Presenting at Paris Photo ‘You Will be My Sun’ by Mia Weiner premiering a series of handwoven tapestries that extend her practice into themes of radical softness, care and connection. Rooted in the philosophical concept of weaving as both material and metaphor, these works carry memory and tenderness into a world marked by division and speed.

Photography-based compositions are transformed into threads, monochromatic with occasional color shifts or glitches that symbolise moments of intimacy, queerness, and resistance to conformity. These interruptions -like woven code- invite us to be open, offering a live rewriting of the social fabric, a call to attend to the presence of what it means to be human.

SOFT ANCHOR

Dylan Rose Rheingold (US)
Gabby Laurent (UK)
Maya Golynshkina (RU)
Johnny Mae Hauser (NL)

Sept 18 – Oct 25
Frederiksplein 45
Amsterdam

DERRICK OFOSU BOATENG

Nothing is left to chance in the art of Derrick Ofosu Boateng. All of his works are intentional, with countless layers beneath waiting to be uncloaked and discovered. They expose a landscape of colorful compositions, stark silhouettes and proverbial wisdom that celebrates the cultural richness of Africa.

A selection of Boateng’s work is now on view at Kunstmuseum Den Haag, in the group show BASE-LINE bridging art and music.

MONOCLE MAGAZINE

Founders Karlijn Bozon & Nadine van Asbeck featured as ‘the talent spotters’ in MONOCLES’s latest issue on photography.

“We are drawn to work that ignites something in you. There needs to be a personal bond.”

DIAS BY PIA RIVEROLA

Días by Pia Riverola is a tonal collage of places and days by Spanish photographer Pia Riverola. Renowned for her evocative, hazy imagery, the delicately-sequenced Días uses motion, blur, and dappled light to create a sensory and synaesthetic experience, transporting you to a memory long-forgotten, plucked from time. Riverola’s dreamy images, soaked in atmosphere, evoke feelings of distance and travel: from neon-lit rainy Japanese nights, a Mediterranean breeze lifting a Spanish tablecloth, or Italian drizzle softly falling beneath an umbrella in a Roman garden.

Homecoming is a space to discover rising stars in contemporary art ahead of the curve. Based in Amsterdam with an international outlook, the gallery works with a small roster of exceptional voices from across the world, championing underrepresented perspectives and fostering cross-cultural dialogue.

ARTISTS SPOTLIGHT

Angela Santana

Angela Santana paints the female body as it travels from oil-painted art history into the relentless scroll of the internet.

Johnny Mae Hauser

In the vibrant landscape of contemporary art, Johnny Mae Hauser stands out for her captivating vision and ability to challenge prevailing narratives.

Joline Kwakkenbos

Joline Kwakkenbos is a Dutch artist known for her expressive self-portraits that explore themes of queerness, femininity, and the human experience.

Viktoryia Dijk

More work

PRESS

Monocle Magazine

Monocle Magazine | The Talent Spotters

FD Magazine – Lisa Sorgini

Lisa Sorgini | Madonna with child: life of a mother

SHOWstudio

Johnny Mae Hauser & Aldo van den Broek | When Artists Become Parents, Parenthood Becomes Art

The New Yorker

Lisa Sorgini | An Australian Photographer’s Dreamy Portraits of Mothers and Their Children in Quarantine

Envisioned as a homecoming for artists and collectors alike, Homecoming Gallery’s projects extend beyond exhibitions to international fairs, site-specific interventions, and monograph publications, creating lasting frameworks for each practice.

Led by an all-female team and supported by an international network of co-curators, Homecoming is especially attuned to female artists and themes of womanhood while embracing practices that push forward and challenge the contemporary.