Agenda

The exhibition scattered throughout the Building House and Castle will feature the work of several artists working with a variety of glass techniques, including blown glass, pâté du verre, shaped fused glass and glass worked for the flame.

Autumn on the Heart is a group exhibition by second-year participants of The Ateliers. Artists: Aiganym Mukhamejan, Iiris Riihimäki, Oscar Morel, Tobias Grann, Tosca Monteyne, Yingfei Lyu, Juliette Hengst and Caja Boogers.

When can you apply for a contribution, how does it work and what do you need to consider? The Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie and Mondriaan Fund are jointly organizing an online information meeting about funding opportunities for beginning designers and artists. Don't forget to register.

Do you have questions about the development of the culture cluster, the presentation space and what to expect if you participate in the open call? Then come to one of the meetings to get inspired.

PARK in collaboration with Neil Fortune (GY, 1983) presents the exhibition Quadrilogue, featuring work by Valerie van Leersum, Jabu Arnell, Yasser Ballemans, Christiaan Bastiaans, Antonio José Guzman & Iva Jankovic and Yda Sinay.

What happens to your perception when you become part of that play between brightness of neon colors and the nuance of tonal colors? 

The Prix de Rome Visual Arts 2025 exhibition features new work created especially for the prize by nominated artists Fiona Lutjenhuis, Kevin Osepa, Thierry Oussou and Buhlebezwe Siwani.

The Cyclops is a playful and energetic exhibition that invites visitors to literally and figuratively get moving. The exhibition is rooted in the spirit of the Cobra movement. For artists such as Appel, Constant and Van der Gaag, playfulness was not a decoration, but a necessity. In The Cyclops, that energy lives on: an open...

Rememory features work by artists who rewrite and appropriate forgotten or erased histories through memory. Inspired by Toni Morrison's concept of rememory - the active retrieval of repressed memories - the exhibition explores how memory can serve as a means of reinterpreting and reshaping the past.

Selfie of the Soul is art without a filter. Ten artists bare their bottoms and present work that goes beyond the smoothed facades of social media. In a society that increasingly polarizes and pigeonholes people, Selfie van de Ziel looks for art that shows the person behind the mask.

The group exhibition The Illusion of Thinking explores how artificial intelligence mirrors rather than thinks, questioning what thinking really means, for both machines and humans.

Fifty years ago, on Nov. 25, 1975, Suriname became independent. The year 1667 marked the beginning of a 308-year colonial rule in which the Caribbean country on the South American continent came under Dutch rule. The exhibition brings together two projects that focus on prominent symbols of Suriname's Independence: the national flag and...

Fantastic Landscape offers a new perspective on 100 years of surrealist art. Discover how Surrealist artists, from 1924 to the present, used the landscape to respond to social developments such as political unrest, gender identity and expression, and the relationship between humans and nature.

The world right now seems to be changing faster than ever. Every day we see major shifts in politics, climate and technology. How do we hold our own in the midst of it all. Does nature perhaps offer the escape option? GogbotT and Rijksmuseum Twenthe explore the diverse experiences of nature: as a refuge and...

Museum Flehite celebrates 25 years of collecting. Curator Onno Maurer selected paintings, sculptures and other works of art that all tell something about Amersfoort and its artists. Eight themes illuminate the diverse collection: from old masters to contemporary art that can hardly be pigeonholed.

FUNGI is curated by Anna Tsing, who inspired countless thinkers, makers, activists, designers and curators with her book The Mushroom at the End of the World, and designer Feifei Zhou (terriStories). With FUNGI. Anarchist designers as an exhibition at the intersection of science, art and design, the New Institute looks beyond the traditional boundaries of design disciplines:...

An exhibition about decay and resilience.How do we go on living in an increasingly pressured world? Nature gives us a surprising answer: it almost always comes back, even in places that seem irreparably damaged or abandoned. Seven artists and artist duos show how we look at nature, how we use it to...

Sunsets are the great representations of nature, repeated daily, different each time. In that repetition, the world renews itself again and again. An infinite palette of colors lights up the sky, and all over the world people watch. The moment the sun sets is a shared experience that connects us. This exhibition explores the sunset ...

On Limits explores boundaries, limitations and (non-)normative experiences. The starting point is human nature and its relationship to non-human beings. The works on view address themes of disability, social norms and pressures, fluidity and the boundaries between human and nonhuman forms.

In 2025, Radius presents the annual program The Political Boundaries Beyond, which explores the possibilities of a multiverse political ecology. As part of this annual program, RADIUS is organizing the group exhibition Can The Monster Speak? Through the work of 11 artists, the exhibition explores the historical, scientific and cultural construction of queerness as something...

The group exhibition JumpIn 3 brings together nine emerging artists associated with the JumpsArt platform, showcasing new work that reflects their artistic development. Through material research, personal reflection and the exploration of identity, these artists demonstrate the diversity and depth of contemporary art practice.

What does a coffee cup tell us about air pollution, resources and social inequality? Ceramics is one of the most durable materials in existence: as long as it doesn't break, it can last for thousands of years. At the same time, its production is anything but sustainable. The firing process releases a large amount of CO₂, some raw materials and glazes are harmful to humans and...

How do we organize the world around us? And what happens when the systems we built ourselves begin to shape us? I Am Not An Oracleis an interactive journey through the structures that order our existence: from identity and biology to economics, colonialism, climate, technology, religion and politics.Visitors walk through the exhibition as...

Porous Grounds, Sacred Codes is a large-scale exhibition project that takes you into a powerful and inspiring story about collectivity, migration, diaspora and cultural identity. The exhibition was developed in close collaboration with the renowned Senegalese art institute RAW Material Company (Dakar). Seven artists with roots in West Africa are creating throughout the Marres building, together creating a...

Stedelijk Museum Schiedam breathes new life into the former dance hall and cinema Monopole with art. Silence & The Presence of Everything is an exhibition full of intriguing installations around natural phenomena.

In honor of 750 years of Amsterdam, forty artists at graphic studio AGALAB created commemorative stamps. The stamps are done in traditional and experimental graphic techniques. The theme is "connecting" and is part of Grafiek25.

Birds have inspired artists, collectors and designers for centuries. Their song, flight and symbolism make them a beloved subject in art and culture. Cuckoo, birds in art shows the work of twenty contemporary (inter)national artists that moves between photography, painting, ceramics, textiles and jewelry.

The Mission Museum's collection is radically in opposition. For the first time in a century, the museum's impressive historical arrangement is being broken. Artists from home and abroad are intervening, together with guest curator Oscar Ekkelboom. Not to rearrange, but to disrupt, reject and expose the forgotten connections.

What can the Post65 period still teach us today? In three themed weekends under the title "Exercises in free-thinking," ArtBase Terneuzen examines this question from different perspectives.

Art and culture platform Zeen from Horst aan de Maas, Odapark Venray, Museum van Bommel van Dam from Venlo, Cultuur in Beesel and FLUJAS Collectief are joining forces for an inspiring lecture series during the dreary winter months. Every month until February 2026, you will be taken through the keen insight of an original thinker. The series...

Twelve (inter)national artists - past and present - respond with their paintings, sculptures, textile works, photographs and video works to feelings such as sorrow, joy, desire, infatuation, fear and hope. The mausoleum Le Squelette of René van Chalon, the very first Prince of Orange-Nassau, is at the heart of the exhibition.

November 25 marks the 50th anniversary of Suriname's independence. Museum Cobra is marking this historic moment with a large-scale exhibition. Twenty-four artists and one artists' collective will portray the struggle, transformation and future of freedom through existing and new works. Fashion, photography, paintings, installations, film and performances show how stories from the...