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  • Olof Marsja: To carry this body of an animal forth at 1646

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    1646 Boekhorststraat 125, The Hague, The Netherlands

    How much of who you are is defined by your heritage? Artist Olof Marsja draws on his Sámi heritage, Europe’s only officially recognised indigenous people. Through his sculptures, installations and a deeply poetic approach, Marsja delves into his background. He relates this complex history to contemporary times and challenges. Reconnecting with one’s heritage and identity […]

  • Werker Collective: BECOMING UNCOMMON SUBJECTS at RADIUS

    RADIUS Center for Contemporary Art and Ecology Kalverbos 20, Delft, The Netherlands

    RADIUS is delighted to present BECOMING UNCOMMON SUBJECTS, an exhibition project by Werker Collective. Structured in three intersecting works for each of the three circles that shape the exhibition space of RADIUS, this exhibition displays three of the main methodologies in Werker’s practice: moving image, textile, and archive. Werker Collective operates at the intersection of […]

  • Razia Barsatie & Sarojini Lewis: Labyrinth Within

    West Lange Voorhout 102, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Labyrinth Within Razia Barsatie & Sarojini Lewis Exhibition 06.09.2025 — 07.12.2025 Opening 06.09.2025, 19:00 hrs. Location West Den Haag in the former American Embassy, Lange Voorhout 102, The Hague Labyrinth Within is a site-specific installation by Razia Barsatie and Sarojini Lewis, in which they weave their memories of Hindustani-Surinamese culture with themes such as migration, […]

  • Shivani Gowda: The Department Of Destruction

    West Lange Voorhout 102, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Shivani Gowda The Department of Destruction Exhibition 06.09.2025 — 07.12.2025 Opening 06.09.2025, 19:00 hrs. Location West Den Haag in the former American Embassy, Lange Voorhout 102, The Hague With The Department of Destruction, West Den Haag detonates the very idea of a passive exhibition. This part-theatre, part-bureaucratic séance performance is a hybrid, site-responsive intervention that […]

  • Christian Marclay: Doors at Museum Voorlinden

    Museum Voorlinden Buurtweg 90, Wassenaar, The Netherlands

    For ten years, Christian Marclay collected film clips in which doors open or close. In the video installation Doors (2022), he edits them so that actors appear to walk, via an apparently infinite succession of doors, from one space into the next. Each cut occurs precisely at the moment someone passes through a doorway, granting […]

  • Karin van Dam: Aardgordels at Maurits van der Laar

    Galerie Maurits van de Laar Toussaintkade 49, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Karin van Dam (1959) is known for her installations composed with materials such as buffers for boats, ropes and insulating casing. At one time she even used entire pre fab polyester ponds which she hung in the medieval hall of the centre for contemporary arts De Vleeshal in Middelburg, The Netherlands. She sees her installations as […]

  • Lucien Groen: Fensterbilder at West End Project Space

    Projektruimte WEST END Westeinde 58, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Westend Projekt presents Fensterbilder, an exhibition by Arnhem-based painter Lucien Groen. On view are 25 oil paintings from his extensive Fensterbilder series, created between 2006 and 2013. The works were chosen this summer from a total of 110 paintings in Groen’s studio. Shown in The Hague for the first time, the paintings explore subtle variations […]

  • Mark Manders: Mindstudy at Museum Voorlinden

    Museum Voorlinden Buurtweg 90, Wassenaar, The Netherlands

    Mark Manders (1968) explores the quiet depths of human consciousness. The internationally acclaimed artist fixes thoughts and moments in sculptures, paintings and installations that hover between the tangible and the elusive. His oeuvre breathes a poetic tension: intimate and universal, concrete and mysterious. For his solo exhibition Mindstudy at Voorlinden, he brings together more than […]

  • Raquel Maulwurf: A Force of Nature at Livingstone Gallery

    Livingstone Gallery Anna Paulownastraat 70-B, The Hague, Netherlands

    The exhibition Raquel Maulwurf, A Force of Nature offers an overview of the artist’s twenty-year collaboration with Livingstone Gallery, with a focus on works from the past three years. Raquel Maulwurf’s monumental charcoal drawings stem from her fascination with humanity’s destructive drive: the devastation of our own environment through war and ecocide. The exhibition includes […]

  • afra eisma: Soft Conversations at Page Not Found

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    Page Not Found Boekhorststraat 102-104, The Hague

    Afra Eisma’s new solo exhibition, Soft Conversations in conjunction with the launch of her stunning new book, published by Page Not Found.

  • Luka Smišek: Just Another Room at …ism project space

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    …ism project space Westeinde 31a, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Just Another Room is an unclear space located in the transformative room of …ism projectspace. It is a collection of familiar shapes and unknown objects arranged into an immersive, site-specific installation that presents itself as a room with an unclear function. Positioned as an extension of domestic space it consists of secretive objects that strike familiarity […]

  • 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 […]

  • Jan Banning: The Sweating Subject at Parterretrap

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    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 […]

  • Maarten Demmink: Pine Island 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 […]

  • Luca Tichelman: MY ALL • A LOW BUDGET SPECTACLE at Das Leben am Haverkamp

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    Das Leben am Haverkamp Stille Veerkade 19, The Hague, The Netherlands

    Luca Tichelman (1995, NL) primarily focuses on video, alongside photography and small moving sculptures. She is deeply interested in the ingredients that create the story of a Self and the need to repeat that story in order to affirm one’s existence. By creating staged settings in which characters play a collection of different roles, she […]