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Huntenkunst is an art event for professionally working artists and gallery owners. The focus is on artists and their work. During the weekend in late May, 260 artists from home and abroad present their work. The artists themselves are present. Huntenkunst aims to provide a platform for artists from all over the world. About 30 countries are represented. Annually...

The exhibition LUCA, May I Kiss You? is an ode to all living things on earth. The artists in the exhibition seek contact with LUCA; the primordial cell at the basis of all life. With their drawings and sculptures, they create new beings that balance between the microscopic and the cosmic. The result...

What happens when for a moment you don't have to know? In the exhibition SURPRISE!, five artists invite visitors to make room for play, imagination and wonder in a society full of rules and stalled systems.

Between Fires portrays an urgent history in which nuclear technologies, colonial power structures and forms of resistance are intertwined. The works in the exhibition reveal how nuclear colonialism spans different places and times, and how its effects have long-lasting effects on bodies, landscapes and collective memory. Surrounding the exhibition is,...

‘Psychedelic’ is more than just expanding consciousness under the influence of substances. The dark side of our society with plots, violence and oppression can also seem hallucinatory. It can shrink our world. AUTONOMOUS brings to life the activist potential of neurodiversity: otherness as liberation.

Through the work of international contemporary artists, the exhibition explores the view and experience of aging in an aging society.

For Currents 12: Camping Out, curators Maia Kenney and Berber Meindertsma devised a curatorial strategy that resonates with their experiences with camping. A camping or art situation requires a site-specific approach where you work with what is available, listen to and respond to your surroundings and your own skills and needs.

At the invitation of Groninger Kerken, three renowned artists are bringing together highlights from their extensive oeuvre as well as creating new work especially for the Akerk. The exhibition explores how drawing is a primal gesture that both depicts reality and makes the spiritual visible.

Kunstmuseum Den Haag presents, in collaboration with Tate, the major retrospective London Calling.For the first time in the Netherlands, highlights of postwar British painting are shown in one retrospective. London is what binds them together: as a crossroads of ideas, an image of the times rendered in bodies, looks and inner rooms.

'Be heard' is the underlying encouragement of Make Some Noise: Desire. Stage. Change.", the ninth and final edition of Positions, a series that has been making space for experimentation and idiosyncratic artist positions for a decade. Twelve international artists and collectives take the stage in a powerful mix of solo presentations, performances and other encounters.

Hip Hop Is shows how hip hop culture has influenced the visual arts of the past forty years. The exhibition features well-known and new work by national and international creators.

The exhibition Stairway to...? featuring more than forty artists reveals how ladders and stairs have continued to inspire artists and designers for generations. The reason for the exhibition is the war monument "The Ladder" by Armando.

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:...

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.

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...

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.

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.

The theme of this five-kilometer art route is "art and architecture in the Post65 era. In no other period was so much built in Rotterdam as in those between 1965 and 1990. The city center received reflective towers, brutalist office towers and experimental residential areas, such as the Cube Houses. In the field of art, a critical counter-movement emerged in which...

New works have been placed at ten different locations along the Sculpture Route 'From Slot to Centrum' around Slot Zeist. The Sculpture Route is an open-air exhibition of 49 sculptures around Slot Zeist and in the center.

On the occasion of 600 years of Leuven University, visual artists and poets address the big issues of our time, inspired by conversations with university researchers. The art and science trail And So, Change Comes in Waves brings together eight new artworks and as many poems in a trail around Leuven.