A self-portrait by a woman is often much more than just an image of her face or body. It can be a powerful tool for addressing social issues, experimenting with photographic techniques or exploring her relationship with herself. In the exhibition I’ll Be Your Mirror – Women’s Self-Portraits from the Collection, the museum presents works […]
How do you deal with a family history that is tightly interwoven with our colonial past? In the exhibition Generasi 3.0 – The Stories We Carry, nine photographers, artists and makers delve into their family histories, which are rooted in the former Dutch East Indies. The search for a better understanding of their origins transcends […]
In celebration of the eightieth anniversary of the founding of UNESCO, the Netherlands National Commission for UNESCO and the Fotomuseum Den Haag have joined forces to shine a spotlight on women who are making a difference. From miller’s wives to professors, each has a unique, personal commitment to peace, equality and fostering connections. Photographer Carla […]
Rosalind Nashashibi creates films and paintings that cloak everyday observations in mythology. From a personal perspective, the Palestinian British artist explores collective histories, power structures and ways of living together. Her recent paintings contain visual references to art history but also allude to the lived reality of the Palestinian people. The heart of the exhibition […]
Note: this exhibition takes place in Nest’s renewed location at De Constant Rebecqueplein in The Hague. Artists Sharan Bala CAConrad Philipp Gufler Eli Hill KRIWET Cosy Pièro Rory Pilgrim Sophie […]
Magali Reus (1981, The Hague) lives and works in London. She creates sculptures that transform seemingly everyday objects. By disconnecting them from their original function, layered and complex assemblages of […]
In early 2026, Voorlinden will present the first major museum survey of the work of Claire Tabouret (1981). With her fluid, almost liquid brushstrokes and bold colour palette, the French artist allows figures to dissolve onto the canvas. In her solo exhibition, she invites you into a world where painting transcends its own boundaries and […]
In Spring 2026, Eric Giraudet de Boudemange will transform 1646 into a space where the body and the landscape will play an overarching role, tinged with dark humour. In his solo exhibition Seeds of Plenty, Eric Giraudet de Boudemange (France/Argentina, 1983) explores the intertwining of stories of growth, health, agriculture and the global economy. Drawing […]
