The Gallery

Seventy large digital screens spread across thirty major Dutch cities. This is what we call The Gallery, the Ocean Outdoor content platform. The Gallery offers creatives the opportunity to showcase their work to a mass audience. The idea behind this is to make the public arena even more attractive and inspire the audience with the best contemporary creative culture. Time and time again unique moments are created when the screens are transformed into panoramic and artistic canvases. To create optimal relevance, the content is tailored to every city and or screen location. Each week a different experience that matches the audience, time and place.

screens

cities

million people p / w

days p / w

Cultures

Events

Food

Fashion

Sports

Art

Network and themes

Our large digital screens are positioned in high-traffic areas in and around the largest Dutch cities. Areas such as city centres, public transport junctions and shopping centres in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and other larger and smaller cities. Areas closely related to their specific landmarks and subcultures. We show different content on a screen in a dynamic cultural city centre than on a screen at a busy public transport junction or in a fashion retail environment. Each screen has a specific selection of content, we work with various categories such as art, culture, fashion, food, sport and events.

Editorial office

Our editors work daily with a wide range of creatives, schools and institutions to create a weekly changing proposition on the screens. We are open to all disciplines and our creative department can help you translate your work to our screens. Professional photos of all the artwork on the screens are made available for the artists to use for their own promotion.

Custom screens and content

Our screens are designed in a way so that they fit within the environment and architecture. They all have different shapes, sizes and positions. Because of this, they make a great visual impression within the public arena. For example, one screen is wall-filling and placed from the floor to the ceiling, and the other screen is placed high above the facade of a cinema. Each screen has its own characteristics, and we take this into account when selecting content. In terms of theme, speed, shape and length, we believe that the content must match the environment and the mindset of the audience, so it reinforces instead of disrupts.

Featured creatives & projects

2014 – VPRO Nederland van Boven
2014 – Beeld & Geluid Polygoon Journaal
2014 – Thomasz Lin
2015 – Rick Kloekke
2015 – Job, Joris & Marieke
2015 – Roald van Stijn
2015 – Clemens Wirth
2015 – Heerke Groefsema
2015 – Dmitry Zakharov
2015 – DropStuff
2015 – Sander van Schie
2015 – Bart Visser
2016 – Amsterdam Wildlife
2016 – SUSIE SIE
2016 – Studio Smack
2016 – Freeloops

2016 – Gaspar Battha
2016 – My Theraphy
2016 – Tobias Gremmler
2016 – Jelte Keur
2016 – Kevin Burg & Jemie Beck
2016 – Ion Lucin
2016 – Esther Dorhout Mees
2016 – Soufiane Touzani
2016 – Geschikte Gasten
2017 – Jasper ter Mors
2017 – Ruslan Khasanov
2017 – Ming Sin Ho
2017 – Thomas Medicus
2017 – James Merrill
2017 – Maxime Faure, Xavier de L’Hermuziere, Ramy Ibrahim
2017 – Blikfilm
2017 – Bart van der Gaag
2017 – Sugie

2017 – Florent Porta
2018 – Derek Otte
2018 – Daria Khoroshavina
2018 – Judith de Leeuw
2018 – Gosse Bouma
2018 – Sebastian Ungrad & Xander Bartole
2018 – Michael Jessurun
2019 – Jeroen van Dam
2019 – Eric Vuuren
2019 – Beauty of Science
2019 – Andreas Wannerstedt
2019 – Martien Janssen
2019 – Ben Marriott
2019 – DonkerUtrecht
2020 – Matt Taylor
2020 – Clim Studios
2020 – Yeti Pictures
2020 – Melissa Dale Brooks & Andrea Mendoza

Submit work & information

Would you like more information about The Gallery? Are you an artist, creative or ‘maker’ and interested in showing your work to a large audience? Interested in a specific city, moment or period? Please contact Nick Boot or Annette de Kreij and they will include you with everything you need to know.

020 210 6075

thegallery@oceanoutdoor.nl

Nick Boot en Annette de Kreij