Grimm Opens Larger Amsterdam Space and Launches French Residency
Amid a wave of gallery closures, Grimm is expanding with a new Amsterdam headquarters and launching an artist residency in Provence. The gallery, founded two decades ago, is moving to a larger canal house in Amsterdam's city center, opening in September with a show by Robert Zandvliet. Founder Jorg Grimm emphasizes intentional growth, opening spaces where his artists live rather than chasing collectors. The gallery recently expanded its London space to St. James and has a New York outpost in Tribeca. The residency at Château Val Croissant, inspired by the Santa Maddalena Foundation, will host artists, writers, and curators, welcoming families. Initially, referrals only.
Key facts
- Grimm is moving to a larger ground-floor canal house in Amsterdam city center.
- The new Amsterdam space opens in September with a show by Robert Zandvliet.
- Grimm recently expanded its London gallery to a Victorian storefront in St. James.
- The gallery opened a New York space on the Bowery in 2017, moving to Tribeca in 2020.
- Grimm represents 37 artists including Michael Raedecker, Saskia Noor van Imhoff, and Claudia Martinez Garay.
- The residency is housed at 18th-century Château Val Croissant in Provence.
- The residency is inspired by Beatrice Monti della Corte's Santa Maddalena Foundation.
- Families are welcome to accompany residents at the new program.
Entities
Artists
- Jorg Grimm
- Robert Zandvliet
- Michael Raedecker
- Saskia Noor van Imhoff
- Claudia Martinez Garay
- Beatrice Monti della Corte
Institutions
- Grimm
- Tiwani Contemporary
- Templon
- Pace Gallery
- Phillips
- De Ateliers
- Rijksakademie
- Santa Maddalena Foundation
- Artnet News
Locations
- Amsterdam
- Netherlands
- Provence
- France
- London
- St. James
- Mayfair
- New York
- Bowery
- Tribeca
- Château Val Croissant