The gallery is located in two spaces in Poland: in Cmielow, within the old porcelain factory halls, and in Old Town in Krakow. It is a member of the international organization CINOA and the Association of Polish Antiquarians and Art Dealers.

One of the key elements of the gallery's program is its commitment to promoting gender equality and eliminating areas of discrimination. Through diverse perspectives, the gallery creates a space where tradition and modernity, past and present, intertwine. It is a space where the artist is like a mirror, reflecting the changing world and societal challenges.

Collaborating with esteemed Polish and international artists such as Paweł Orłowski, Lubomir Tomaszewski, Tamara Berdowska, Natalia Rybka, Olga Ząbroń, Rafał Olbiński, Józef Wilkoń, as well as Masakazu Miyanaga, Dmytro Shaval or Rogério Timóteo, is not only an honor but also evidence of the trust the gallery has earned over the years. Van Rij Gallery not only exhibits their works but also provides them with space for development and expression of their ideas showed by artworks. Constantly expanding its activities, the gallery participates in international art fairs, allowing its artists to gain recognition on the global stage. Simultaneously, through its publishing activities, it promotes their artistic achievements.

The latest program of the gallery focus on interdisciplinary work and research into artistic practice. New initiatives, such as collaborations with guest curators or international exhibitions, allow for the establishment of even stronger relationships with public and private institutions, as well as the promotion of art as a tool for social dialogue.Van Rij Gallery is a space for exhibitions where art merges with humanism, and where artists, through their art, bear witness to a changing world. A place where gender equality and diversity are valued, and innovation and tradition go hand in hand. It is not just a venue for presenting art; it is a space that shapes our culture and society.

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