PAN AMSTERDAM 2026

1–8 November 2026
Booth 18 — RAI Amsterdam

Jonathan F. Kugel – Cabinet de Curiosités Contemporain

For its third consecutive participation in PAN Amsterdam, Jonathan F. Kugel – Cabinet de Curiosités Contemporain presents an eclectic selection of works by Joël Person, Alan Macdonald, Onno Theelen, Nathalie Latour, Ming Miao Ko, Benoît Polvêche, Tin Ayala, Rose Mihman, Noémie Courronné, Rui Barros and Satoko Takeushi, alongside other contemporary artists.

Conceived in the spirit of a cabinet of curiosities, the presentation brings together painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics and singular objects in an unexpected dialogue between artistic practices, materials and sensibilities.

Combining established artists from the gallery's programme with exciting new discoveries, the selection reflects a shared fascination with craftsmanship, virtuosity, imagination and the unexpected.

Moving freely between beauty and strangeness, humour and melancholy, the familiar and the uncanny, the presentation reflects the gallery's belief that the qualities that make an object compelling transcend periods, styles and classifications.

Rather than following a single artistic movement or aesthetic, the Cabinet invites visitors to explore unexpected connections between works, each selected for its ability to intrigue, surprise and provoke emotion.

We look forward to welcoming you at Booth 18 to discover the selection and share our passion for extraordinary objects.

Practical Information

Preview: Saturday 31 October — by invitation

Location:
RAI Amsterdam — Booth 18
Europaplein 24
1078 GZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Opening Hours

Sunday 1 – Monday 2 November: 11:00–18:00
Tuesday 3 November: 11:00–20:00
Wednesday 4 November: 11:00–18:00
Thursday 5 November: 11:00–17:00
Art Evening: 18:00–22:00, by invitation
Friday 6 – Sunday 8 November: 11:00–18:00

More information and tickets: www.pan.nl


PAST EXHIBITIONS

BRAFA 2025 – Jonathan Kugel – Carolein Smit
Exposition Bruxelles Galerie d'art contemporain
A promotional poster for an art exhibition features a dark, surreal painting of a woman with dark hair and jewelry, surrounded by mythological and fantastical figures, with an industrial background. The poster includes text with event dates, location, and booth information.
A painted illustration of a woman sleeping outdoors beside a bush, with handwritten note above in French.
Close-up of a black sculpture of a face with white hair, advertising the La Biennale fine arts event in Paris, November 22-27, 2024, at the Grand Palais.
Red line drawing of five anthropomorphic art pieces with smiling faces, resembling a square, a bottle, a frame, a Phonograph, and a surreal creature, all hanging by strings.
Promotional poster for an art exhibition featuring porcelain sculptures of a woman holding a cupcake, with overlaid text in orange and black providing event details.
Poster for Joël Person's art exhibition titled Passions, running from September 19 to November 2, featuring a collage of black and white sketches and photos of various art subjects including people, animals, and scenes.
A ceramic sculpture of a stork's head and neck mounted on a wall, with a shadow cast behind it, and the text 'Cabinets de Curiosités Contemporains' at the bottom.
A promotional image for the ceramic Brussels 2025 art gallery exhibit, featuring a sculpture of a person with a golden face and golden hair, with large white wings on their back. The text on the left mentions the event details, and the text on the right highlights it's the first international contemporary art fair dedicated to ceramics.
A promotional poster for the Brussels International Drawing Fair, Art on Paper, 9th edition, held at Gare Maritime from October 3 to October 6, 2024. The poster features a detailed, monochrome sketch drawing of numerous human figures and faces with expressive, dynamic lines.
A woman with dark hair and a black dress lying on a patterned sofa in a room with floral wallpaper and paintings. Text on the image reads 'NATURALIA ARTIFIELIA 18.03 - 29.05.21 ART SABLON.'
A sculpture of two dogs with distorted features, covered in various metallic objects, with a gold chain around its neck and a tattoo of a red heart on its chest, set against a plain white background.

ART FAIR DIJON 2021.

Exhibition poster featuring a glass sculpture resembling a coral or jellyfish, promoting the Art Sablon event in Brussels, September 16 to October 23, 2021.

NATHALIE LATOUR,BRUSSELS, 2020

BEYOND THE BUSHES VOL. 2, BRUSSELS, 2020.

BRUSSELS ART SQUARE , BRUSSELS, 2019.

BEYOND THE BUSHES Vol. 1, BRUSSELS, 2019.

FLOWERS EXIT by THierry BOutemy, London, 2019.

FLOWERS EXIT WITH THIERRY BOUTEMY, LONDON, 2019.

MOON , BRUSSELS, 2019.

ANGELS ARE ABOVE by SINKE & VAN TONGEREN, BRUSSELS, 2018.

MARTYRS BY JAMES B. WEBSTER AT TOMASSO ART, LONDON, 2018.

ART COLOGNE, 2018.

INFINI TURBULENT BY TAMAR KASPARIAN, BRUSSELS, 2018.

YIA FAIR, CARREAUX DU TEMPLE, PARIS, 2018.

KRJST at PHILLIPE DAVID, ZURICH, 2018.

YIA, MAASTRICHT, 2017.

KRJST STUDIO AT DANIEL CROUCH RARE BOOKS, LONDON, 2017.