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  • Opening: Afra Eisma at Page Not Found

    Page Not Found Boekhorststraat 102-104, The Hague

    On Tuesday 24 September, we open Afra Eisma’s new solo exhibition, soft conversations. Join us to celebrate the launch of her stunning new book, published by Page Not Found!

  • Billytown Open Studios

    Billytown Helena van Doeverenplantsoen 3, The Hague

    Open Studio and spaces by: Eva van Bemmelen, Melle de Boer, Kim David Bots, afra eisma, Yang-ha, Katherina Heil, Sam Hersbach, Robbin Heyker, Paul de Jong, Jojo Knowles, Marcos Kue & Vincent Wong, Rik Möhlmann, Yukari Nakamichi, Bernice Nauta, Finn Stevenhagen, Shana de Villiers, Alexander Webber, Vita Soul Wilmering, Marieke van ’t Zet, The Archives, […]

  • Opening Noa Zuidervaart: Cause and Effect at Billytown

    Billytown Helena van Doeverenplantsoen 3, The Hague

    In Cause and Effect, artist Noa Zuidervaart engages with geomantic practice as a means to explore intuition, chance and alternative modes of future-thinking. This practice, an ancient form of divination, interprets the earth’s energies through patterns formed by casting objects such as stones, sand or shells. Zuidervaart employs drawings, sculptures, wall paintings and an installation […]

  • Opening Revealing the layers of at Billytown

    Billytown Helena van Doeverenplantsoen 3, The Hague

    Group exhibition, OPENING Friday 26 September, 7pm at Peter van Beveren Square / 1st Floor of Billytown Billytown is delighted to host the group exhibition Revealing the layers of with works by Amol K. Patil, Moe Satt, and Reyhan Lál. The exhibition brings together three distinct practices in a dialogue attentive to memory, labor, and […]

  • Opening: Toasted at Quartair

    Quartair Toussaintkade 55, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Toasted is raw, fresh, and full of energy, straight from the factory floor. Art, fashion, and music merge into a sensory experience. With installations and performance by both emerging and established talents. Opening 26 September 2025, during Hoogtij #82, from 19:00 to 23:00 Opening hours: Saturday-Sunday, from 13:00 to 17:00 Finissage 11 October 2025, during […]

  • Opening: Jan Banning at Parterretrap

    Parterretrap Kleine Veenkade 33, The Hague, Netherlands

    On Friday 26 September, Parterretrap opens its doors for the first time with the exhibition The Sweating Subject by artist/photographer Jan Banning. The Sweating Subject consists of a series of group portraits of tribal chiefs and their retinues, accompanied by the photographer himself. All of the chiefs are members of the Gonja or Dagomba tribes […]

  • Opening: Danielle Lopes Cardozo-Keunen at Galerie Sophie

    Galerie Sophie

    The exhibition is titled Exploring Lines. Danielle worked in an intuitive and organic way with lines, structures, space, and movement. Her art often grew out of a profound exploration of the rhythms and growth processes of nature. She gave shape to these through works on paper, mixed media, and bronze sculptures. A book on her […]

  • Film Screening Fiesta at Ruimtevaart

    Ruimtevaart

    “Fiesta” is an expanded cinema installation. It tells a story about a car, a criminal, a dreamer and a cynic, each of them having their role to play in the death of the protagonist. Originating from a screenplay, the installation seeks to give agency back to the audience by removing the chronology of a film’s […]

  • Public Talk: Clémentine Vaultier, Ciel Grommen, and Maximiliaan Royakkers

    The Balcony Nieuwe Molstraat 14A-2, The Hague, Netherlands

    As part of the public program accompanying Extractive Imagination(s) chapter 2: The Perfect Loaf, The Balcony will host a talk by scholar and researcher Stephanie O’Rourke. Stephanie O’Rourke is a Scotland-based visual culture schola, particularly in relation to resource extraction, scientific knowledge, and media technologies in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. She is a Senior […]

  • Opening: Maarten Demmink at Atelier Ferron

    Atelier Ferron Hoge Zand 3, The Hague

    Maarten Demmink is a landscape artist, but his landscapes do not glorify the beauty of nature. In his work, the surrounding world, subject to its own forces, imposes its own laws—raw forces of nature. Last autumn, the southeastern United States was struck by hurricanes Helene and Milton. Although more than 100,000 homes were severely damaged […]

  • Workshop Field Notes: Making paper, making place with Akash Kumar at iii

    iii Willem Dreespark 312, The Hague, The Netherlands

    This workshop is open to all; no prior experience necessary. Come ready to experiment, get your hands messy, and explore what it means to make with what’s already here! What participants should bring with them Found or personal materials: – Small natural materials: dried leaves, flowers, grass, seed pods, or food scraps – Personal fragments: […]

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  • Opening: Roaring Into Being at Quartair

    Quartair Toussaintkade 55, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Roaring Into Being looks at the convergence of the synthetic and the organic. Some works treat ecology as metaphor, others as method — erasing the divide, questioning interdependence, and tracing the fragile systems we inhabit. Digital landscapes wrap around human forms; closed-loop environments fold organic and artificial into each other. With: Andrea Samory, Chang Hsin […]

  • Opening: Ariane Toussaint at See Lab

    See Lab Duinstraat 55, The Hague, The Netherlands

    ‘Ouvrages de Dames’ (Ladies’ Works) is a solo show featuring a new series of curtains by Ariane Toussaint on the topics of textile crafts and domestic labour. Made of found domestic cloth, they are pieced into patchworks and hand printed with patterns taken from handicrafts books. Thus, by zooming in and enlarging found images of […]

  • Opening: Roger Anis at The Balcony

    The Balcony Nieuwe Molstraat 14A-2, The Hague, Netherlands

    Between Two ShoresOpening: Friday, October 10, 2025, at 6 PMExhibition dates: October 10–13, 2025 The photo exhibition Between Two Shores by Roger Anis at the Balcony explores humanity’s enduring connection with the sea, following a visual journey along the Mediterranean coast from Egypt to Marseille. Through images that reflect a shared passion for water, the […]