Art Market Amsterdam

On Sunday March 1, a new pop-up art market will take place in the Wijdesteeg parking garage in Amsterdam. Here you will find young leading artists selling their products, fresh handmade food, design, fashion DJs, you name it.

“Amsterdam’s newest market full of unexpected treasures, young edgy designers, home-made food and specialized arts and crafts products” the website says. You will also find a temporary gallery with a focus on digital art and a place to play games. You might already know these kinds of succesful art markets from London. Amsterdam just shows its ‘me-too’ mentality as a ‘creative city’ (when will this bubble burst?). However, a parking garage filled with eye candy art is better than one filled with cars. Check it out!

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