30/09/2026
September‘s most-loved shows, picked by Nimi members 🗳️
Save this for your next gallery day, since most are still on.
The Family Katz, Liorah Tchiprout 🐕
A made-up Jewish family, painted from real friends and family, plus the artist’s two actual greyhounds.
It felt like flicking through someone else‘s family album and finding your own people in it.
📍 Pippy Houldsworth · until 3 Oct
Autumn Wallace 💙
She took the old wedding rhyme and turned it into a show about grief, made from fabrics with past lives.
The quietest room of the month. A few of us needed a minute on the way out.
📍 Josh Lilley · until 3 Oct
The Nabi Shock, the one you missed
”Nabi“ means prophet, which is a big name for a gang of mates painting cosy living rooms.
130 years on, those rooms still look like someone‘s just popped out to put the kettle on.
📍 Waddington Custot · closed now
Gabriel Orozco, Chronotopic 🌀
Twenty years of work that treats time as a circle, not a line: ancient-feeling terracotta right beside a car that looks like a spaceship.
We left thinking about what keeps coming back round in our own lives, and how that might be a gift.
📍 White Cube · until 8 Nov
A. Beginning✨
An art space that’s all about mental health, and it somehow felt lighter than most galleries.
We walked out talking about the stuff we normally keep to ourselves.
📍 Beautiful Distress, Amsterdam Noord · until 18 Oct
Open Studio: Thomas Akerboom 🪵
He started out building ship interiors. Now he makes paintings out of wood.
The hardest part of the whole day was not touching them.
📍 Akertree Studio, Amsterdam Noord
Save this and catch the rest before they close. Pippy and Josh Lilley are only on until 3 Oct 🔖
Did you see a show you loved this month that we missed? Share it in the comments, we’d love to go 👀
