An exhibition by Dora Budor with sculptures by Olga Balema, structures by R. D. Laing, and language by Eleanor Ivory Weber. woonhuis.de-ateliers.nl Pictured: Everyone grows relief, Olga Balema, 2016
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Solo exhibition of Polish artist Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, who is part of the Roma people and makes art around the Roma experience. The presentation includes one of the most important and largest works in the oeuvre of Mirga-Tas: Re-enchanting the World (2022). bonnefanten.nl Pictured: fragment from Re-enchanting the World, Małgorzata Mirga-Tas, 2022
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The 60th edtion of the Venice Biennale. This year’s curator of the exhibition is Adriano Pedrosa from Brazil. labiennale.org Pictured: work by Dora Budor at the Venice Biennial 2022
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The third group show in the Central Space of Buro Stedelijk, with Milena Anna Bouma, Don Yaw Kwaning, Andrey Shental and YUME YUME. Inspired by the mycelium, the underground fungal network. burostedelijk.nl
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Offspring 2023: Raamvertelling brings together the work the artists finishing their two-year working period at De Ateliers: : Gegee Ayurzana, Annabelle Binnerts, Ryan Christopher, Clémence Lollia Hilaire, Alexandra Kadzevich, Michelle Chang Qin, Johan Roelofs, Daisy Smith, Tobias Thaens and Joppe Venema. The exhibition is curated by Raimundas Malašauskas. de-ateliers.nl
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Hope is a discipline is a curatorial programme in which hope is seen as a form of “communal labour”. The result is a series of gatherings – watching films, jamming, reading, listening, and cooking – with the de Appel Aula transformed into a living room. Hope is a discipline is a project by Marina Christodoulidou, […]
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Performing Colonial Toxicity is an exhibition by researcher and architectural historian Samia Henni, in collaboration with If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution. The project sheds light on the redacted history of French nuclear colonialism in the Algerian Sahara and draws attention to the urgency of reckoning with this […]
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My Oma is large group exhibition focusing on the figure of the grandmother, which includes new commissions, existing work, performances and events. Participating artists include Yto Barrada (France), Meriem Bennani (Morocco), Marcos Kueh (Malaysia), Jota Mombaça (Brazil) and Buhlebezwe Siwani (South Africa). kunstinstituutmelly.nl
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Centraal Museum Utrecht has invited Pauline Curnier Jardin for her first solo exhibition in the Netherlands. The French artist will display existing and new work, including her latest film Adoration, about the forgotten story of women in Casa di Reclusione Femminile, a Venetian prison for women. centraalmuseum.nl
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The 2024 edition of the European nomadic biennial Manifesta is held in Barcelona. In close dialogue with local communities, Manifesta investigates the possibilities for social change through contemporary art and culture. manifesta15.org
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After exhibitions on Rembrandt and Vermeer, Rijksmuseum hosts another large-scale exhibition around one of the great Dutch painters of the seventeenth century: Frans Hals (1582/83-1666). With over fifty works from various collections, including the National Gallery in London and the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem. rijksmuseum.nl Pictured: Portrait of a Couple, Frans Hals, c. 1622
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In 2023, De Ateliers opened Woonhuis, a new experimental exhibition space for both current participants and alumni to present their work. The first Woonhuis fellow is British author, artist and art critic Huw Lemmey. woonhuis.de-ateliers.nl Pictured: Gvantsa Jgushia, S. Dadiani 23 (After Nineli Todua), presented at the opening exhibition of Woonhuis, 2023. Photo: Gert-Jan van Rooij.
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In the Solo Duets series, Kunstinstituut Melly presents two solo exhibitions simultaneously. This edition shows work by Kelly Sinnapah Mary and Lucy Beech. Kelly Sinnapah Mary makes paintings, tapestries, sculpture, and artistic interventions drawing from the history and folklore of the Caribbean. Her exhibition The Fables of Sanbras showcases existing and newly commissioned artworks and […]
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Exhibition about decay with work by Geo Wyex, Joël Andrianomearisoa en Narges Mohammadi in the new art space Buro Stedelijk. burostedelijk.nl
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Solo exhibition by visual artist Sara Cwynar. Using photography, video art, collages, installations and books, Cwynar investigates the effects of consumerism on our beauty ideals and self-image. Exhibition series Next Level invites forward-looking contemporary photographic artists to create and present new work. foam.nl
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Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten gives talented artists from around the world the opportunity to develop their art under optimal conditions during a two-year artist residency. During the annual Open Studios, artists present their work to a wider audience. rijksakademie.nl Pictured: Agnes Waruguru, Open Studios 2022
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In the Solo Duets series, Kunstinstituut Melly presents two solo exhibitions simultaneously. This edition shows work by Jennifer Tee and Sijben Rosa. The exhibition Still Shifting, Mother Field by Dutch artist Jennifer Tee includes newly commissioned ceramic sculptures, textile installations and collages. As part of the solo-exhibition Tee is also staging a performance developed with […]
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Everything Worthwhile is Done With Other People is the seventh iteration of the exhibition series Positions, in which artists are brought into dialogue with one another and are invited to produce new work. This exhibition features work by Ellen Gallagher & Cleijne, Jatiwangi art Factory, NTU, Metro 54 & friends and Subversive Film. vanabbemuseum.nl
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18,000 Worlds is the first major solo exhibition of visual artist Saodat Ismailova, winner of the Eye Art & Film Prize 2022. Ismailova investigates the complex and layered culture of her home country Uzbekistan and interweaves myths, rituals and dreams with everyday life. eyefilm.nl Picture: still from Two Horizons, Saodat Ismailova, 2017
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Garden of Scars is the first solo exhibition in the Netherlands by Ghanese artist Ibrahim Mahama. For Amsterdam’s Oude Kerk, he creates an installation of around 800 memorial stones, consisting of casts of the church’s tombstones as well as pieces of floor from Fort Elmina in Ghana, a hub of trans-Atlantic slave trade. In doing […]
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Largest-ever exhibition of the work of Johannes Vermeer, with numerous loans from other international museums including The Geographer, Lady Writing a Letter with her Maid, Woman Holding a Balance and Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window. rijksmuseum.nl Pictured: Woman Holding a Balance, Johannes Vermeer, ca. 1662-64
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This library exhibition proposes the score as a technology of reproduction. A score is both binding and open in nature, having the capacity to assemble different kinds of bodies, temporalities and materialities, each time anew. Scoring Liveness includes scores, documentation, works and books from the If I Can’t Library and Archive by Yael Davids, Mariana Fernández […]
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In the Solo Duets series, Kunstinstituut Melly presents two solo exhibitions simultaneously. This iteration shows work by Pablo Castañeda and Beatriz Santiago Muñoz. Pablo Castañeda lives in Mexicali in Baja California, Mexico. For decades, he focused on picturing his immediate environment and surrounding landscape, his friends, and the local arts community. Urban micronarratives, absurd and […]
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Pádraic E. Moore, mentor of Catalyst Commissions, supervises a group of four young curators participating in De Appel’s 2022 Curatorial Programme. The curators Melissa Appleton, Monika Georgieva, Ka-Tjun Hau and Chala Itai Westerman organise an exhibition called super feelings, showing work from artists Jota Mombaça, Paola Siri Renard, Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi and Kate Cooper. deappel.nl
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