Past exhibitions
2023

In honor of Jan Robert Leegte’s presentation and NFT launch at Verse in London, Upstream Gallery is presenting works from his Mountains and Drop Shadows series in its private viewing space. The generative work, Mountains and Drop Shadows (2023) will be on display in London. Outputs of this wo...

Upstream Gallery is proud to announce Harm van den Dorpel's third solo exhibition with the gallery: Our Inner Child. Harm van den Dorpel’s practice focuses on systems that are ever-changing and developing in the context of technology. He engages with diverse materials and forms, including w...

Online platform upstream.gallery proudly presents its new exhibition, Pixel Poetry. The exhibition is designed with common.garden, an exhibition platform developed by artist Constant Dullaart (read more below). Participating artists: Annie Abrahams, Harm van den Dorpel, Constant Dullaart, Ad...

In celebration of the exhibition Boijmans van Beuningen at Rijksmuseum (opening on Friday, September 29th), which showcases extraordinary works from the Museum Boijmans van Beuningen collection, ranging from Kusama to Monet, Pieter Bruegel to Cindy Sherman, and Bruce Nauman to Alicia Framis, Upstrea...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present Constant Dullaart’s third solo exhibition with the gallery: Sunsetting Inconsistencies. What can we still recognize in the rapidly rising impenetrable structures of Artificial Intelligence surging amongst us? Stretching from 2016, when Dullaart sold a fi...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present new lenticular paintings from the Into Time series (2013 – ongoing) by Rafaël Rozendaal in the gallery’s private viewing space. For his series Into Time, which the artist has kept developing, Rozendaal uses the medium lenticular painting, thro...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present Mixed Feelings, a group exhibition featuring the new developments in the work of several artists* who explore, in various materials and techniques, the ambiguous attitude one can harbor towards technological advancements. In a fast changing world, progression ...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present the exhibition The world we see with our eyes is just a reflection of a reality that we cannot quite grasp by Auriea Harvey (1971, USA) in the gallery's private viewing space, opening during Amsterdam Art Week 2023. Auriea Harvey is a digital artist and sculpt...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present the third solo exhibition of Jan Robert Leegte (1973, NL) with the gallery titled No Content. In 1964 Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase “The Medium is the Message”, in which he sought to point out that the content of media is not defined by the bi...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present new work of Harm van den Dorpel (1981, NL) in Upstream Focus, a series of exhibitions in the gallery's private viewing space. The exhibition focuses on four new works by van den Dorpel that are early outputs from Mutant Garden software, fertilized in 2019 but man...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present Das Kunstwerk der Zukunft, the fifth solo exhibition by Dennis Rudolph with the gallery. Within his most recent work, the Berlin based multimedia artist combines a focus on painting with virtual and augmented reality (VR, AR). The resulting artworks - and exhib...

Upstream Gallery is proud to present two selected video works from Jeroen Jongeleen's recent series Running in Disputed Territories - No Man’s Land in the private viewing space. Jongeleen’s (NL, 1967) work generally evolves in public spaces. He leaves traces in the (urban) landscape w...

Upstream Gallery proudly presents Kévin Bray's first solo exhibition with the gallery, The Collective Shadow, opening the 14th of January 2023. Kévin Bray (Corbie, FR 1989) is a French artist currently living and working in Amsterdam. His practice focuses on breaking and combining n...

Upstream Gallery proudly presents the group presentation Mirror, Mirror. The exhibition in Upstream’s private viewing space, shows works that use mirrors, either as their subject, as their medium, or both. They not only reflect a story, but also make the spectator reflect on themselves in re...