ABOUT US
Galerie Nasty Alice is a gallery for contemporary art in Eindhoven. The gallery, founded in 2012 by Sebastiaan Dijk and Johan Jorissen, presents curated exhibitions. We present and represent young, mid-career and renowned artists from different disciplines. The focus of Galerie Nasty Alice is to create a platform for these artists. Our exhibition program provides room for social involvement, urgent developments and dialogue. Galerie Nasty Alice is an inspiring place that arouses curiosity, sparks imagination and where artists and public like to come together. The gallery fits the character of the fast-growing city of Eindhoven where innovation and experiment are important. The exhibitions are an intensive collaboration between the gallery and artists and have a long preparation time. The artistic vision of the artist is decisive. The gallery shows work by (inter)national artists but pays special attention to artists from the South of The Netherlands and Germany. In addition to our regular artists, we also work with guest artists, curators and cultural partners such as museums, galleries, cultural foundations and residencies.

THE TEAM
Sebastiaan Dijk graduated with a Bachelor from the Academy of Fine Arts St. Joost, ‘s-Hertogenbosch and Breda, in 2006. He has had a successful career as an artist, exhibiting at (inter)national galleries and collaborating with Ulay (Frank Uwe Laysiepen). In addition to his work for the gallery, he is part of various committees, such as the artistic committee of De Cacaofabriek Expo and provincial committees of Zwolle, Friesland and Limburg. Johan Jorissen has a background in marketing and advertising and is specializes in new media and web design. In addition to his work for the gallery, he works at an advertising agency.

CODE OF VALUES
Galerie Nasty Alice complies with the Gallery Fair Practice Code. The gallery excludes any form of discrimination and intimidation and offers artists a safe working environment in which inequalities within art are combated and work pressure is prevented.