Kleurgamma

05/10/2026

We had the pleasure to print these beautiful photographs made by , which he presented Museum De Lakenhal the 26th and the 27th of september.

07/09/2026

24/08/2026

The coming three weeks we’ll give you a production sneak peak of the upcoming three exhibitions opening at Foam | Photography Museum Amsterdam on the 17th of September.

Starting off with Keerthana Kunnath who will have her first ever museum exhibition in Foam 3h.

Keerthana Kunnath is a London-based Indian artist who uses her medium to initiate conversations around socio-cultural issues. Through her practice, she tackles themes such as sexuality, queerness, womanhood and mental health which are not often discussed in her homeland of South India.

16/07/2026

We are showing works by Jaya Pelupessy and Jan Theun van Rees in out store. Stop by to take a look and then why not treat yourself with a nice print of your own work + frame with discount (see previous post)!

08/07/2026

Geniet van een zomerdeal bij Kleurgamma, een fine art print in een Nielsen lijst.

30x40cm voor €45,-
40x50cm voor € 55,-
50x70cm voor € 70,-

*aanbieding loopt tot 31 Augustus 2026.

10/06/2026

We’ve printed the latest Foam editions from this years Foam Talent.

08/06/2026

This Friday, June 5th, Foam Talent 2026 opened to the public. Foam’s biannual group exhibition presents the work of 15 artists who were selected from 3,000 submissions from 107 countries. Their photographs will be presented across several Foam platforms, as well as a travelling presentation at the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation in Frankfurt.

We have produced 17 Talent Editions for Foam, and were honored to bring their 18th exhibition into life yet again. It is inspiring to see new visions and narratives emerging from the world’s youngest photographers as new work comes to our studio.

The exhibition will be on display at Foam from 6 June - 28 August 2026.

28/04/2026

We’ve had the pleasure of printing this beautiful image by

17/03/2026

A few weeks ago, we received scanned images of Jewish photographer Maria Austria’s original negatives from Museum Kamp Westerbork. The photographs stem from a project she did in April 1952. Austria (1915–1975) took 31 photographs during her visit, capturing the moluccan orchestra as well as children and families living in the camp. We carefully enhanced the files to meet contemporary museum-quality standards, preparing them for exhibition and print.

The exhibition Maria Austria Was Here is on view at Kamp Westerbork from February 19, 2026, to January 2, 2027.