Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Exhibition exploring drawing as a form of movement and resistance, featuring work by seven international artists at Kunstinstituut Melly.
Two artist collectives present their work as part of Sonsbeek 2026, an exhibition exploring shared public space.
Artist duo Peter Gentenaar and Pat Gentenaar-Torley showcase their work at Museum Rijswijk.
Korean-Dutch artist Sara Sejin Chang presents her first major solo exhibition, spanning fifteen years of artistic work at Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd.
Basel Abbas & Ruanne Abou-Rahme present a work based on conversations with former Palestinian prisoners and poets, exploring how resistance takes shape in everyday life.
Hajra Waheed presents a multimedia work about freedom fighters, combining sound, drawings, and paintings.
Internationally acclaimed artist Yuki Kihara presents her Dutch solo debut at Wereldmuseum Leiden with the exhibition Darwin in Paradise Camp.
Artist Mandy Franca presents her exhibition "I Breathe an Endless Universe in Me" featuring paintings, photographs, videos and installations in the attic of Stedelijk Museum Schiedam.
Visual artist Dwight Harold Marica presents his oeuvre at Museum Vlaardingen, featuring paintings, spatial installations, and experimental techniques.
Lebanese artist Dala Nasser's first solo show in the Netherlands transforms the museum space into a symbolic cemetery through a monumental installation.
Photography exhibition by Martine Gutierrez at Huis Marseille exploring questions of artistic identity and self-formation.
Martine Gutierrez reinterprets iconic masterworks through a personal lens in the photography exhibition 'Leonardo doll Vinci' at Huis Marseille.
Artist Sara Sejin Chang showcases her work 'Transmutation' at Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd, exploring themes of transformation and renewal.
Interactive programme at the Van Gogh Museum designed for blind and visually impaired visitors, experienced alongside sighted companions or guides.
A guided tour of the Van Gogh Museum tailored for seniors, offering a relaxed pace, deeper insights into Van Gogh's life and art, and the chance to connect with fellow visitors.
Four photographers transform their work into tactile images in this unique exhibition. Your hands become your eyes as you discover the photographs in an entirely new way.
Discover the stories of the residents who lived at Rosendael Castle and their role in shaping this historic estate.
Kamalia Talhaoui curates a personal selection of artworks on beauty from the Islamic world at Kunstmuseum Den Haag.
Special low-stimulation openings at Rijksmuseum Muiderslot in 2026, outside regular hours for visitors who are easily overwhelmed.
A special evening at the Rijksmuseum designed for people who are easily overstimulated by autism, brain injury, tinnitus or burn-out. Calm environment with adapted conditions.
A guided tour of the 19th-century Huis Van Gijn in Dordrecht, exploring the interior's period details.
The Nijntje Museum in Utrecht presents its exhibition in Dutch Sign Language, welcoming deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors to experience the museum fully.
Free exhibition in the Sint-Janskathedraal featuring paintings of the cathedral and sketches of Brabantine life surrounding it.
The World Press Photo Exhibition 2026 presents the year's most compelling photojournalism and documentary photography at De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam.
Gerard van Honthorst finally receives his own exhibition at the Centraal Museum Utrecht, in the city where he was born, married and died.
Base Line - Music Meets Art combines sounding instruments and music with visual art at Kunstmuseum Den Haag.
Kunsthal Rotterdam celebrates Rotterdam artist Woody van Amen with a retrospective of his work, marking his ninetieth birthday and his influential role in post-war avant-garde art.
Singer Laren showcases masterpieces from the Musée d'Art Moderne André Malraux in Le Havre, a curated selection from this French art collection.
A retrospective of street photographer Helen Levitt featuring over 220 photographs, a film, and color slides from her complete archive.
Over a hundred floating baby penguin balloons drift through the Kunsthal Rotterdam in this playful installation by Danish artist Benedikte Bjerre.
Thirteen monumental sculptures by artist Carel Visser are displayed together this summer in the Rijksmuseum Gardens - a rare opportunity to encounter his imposing iron and bronze works among the trees.
An interactive exhibition of 75 working television sets spanning different decades, each showcasing the shared moments that shaped Dutch television history.
The Rijksmuseum showcases illustrator Fiep Westendorp with around 150 original drawings, from early sketches to the beloved characters Jip and Janneke, Pim and Pom, and Pluk van de Petteflet.
Photography exhibition at the Rijksmuseum featuring Ed van der Elsken's iconic street photographs from Amsterdam, Cuba, and Japan.
An exhibition exploring how we preserve and transmit our history and memories to future generations.
Kunstmuseum Den Haag celebrates 75 years of fashion history with a major exhibition of over 50,000 garments, from seventeenth-century dress to contemporary catwalk.
Museum Arnhem showcases sculptures by Esma Yigitoglu in De Koepel during Sonsbeek 2026, with free entry.
NEMO Science Museum's Game On exhibition examines how video games transform the way we play, connect, and express ourselves.
Kunstmuseum Den Haag presents a new edition of Mix & Match showcasing work by artist Antonis Pittas.
Ton Rothengatter showcases his nature photography at Kasteel Hernen.
International outdoor exhibition exploring water and nature at Drents Museum De Buitenplaats, running from 1 August to 25 October.
Family exhibition exploring nature's patterns: why zebras have stripes, ladybirds have spots, and snail shells have spirals.
An exhibition exploring the fascinating miniature world of lichens, featuring works by artists Suzette Bousema and Ingeborg Klarenberg at the Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam.
Free exhibition 'Three of a kind' at Pennings Foundation in Eindhoven.
Ceramic sculptures by Onno Theelen create a narrative world of bizarre characters at Purmerends Museum.
Exhibition exploring the history and significance of the Hunsingosluis lock, highlighting water's role in daily life and the bustling activity that once surrounded this historic structure.
An exhibition exploring Appingedam's industrial past, from traditional crafts to factories and commercial enterprise.
An exhibition exploring personal objects that speak to migration, identity, and belonging at the Wereldmuseum Amsterdam.
Exhibition exploring ceramics from different periods and regions, tracing how artistic traditions, knowledge and taste travelled between east and west.
Exhibition examining how colonialism shaped the modern world, featuring stories of resistance, survival, and personal agency.
Museum Natura Docet presents 'Extraordinary Creatures' - animals with striking and unusual features you don't see every day.
Interactive exhibition for children exploring the future, with hands-on activities and creative making opportunities.
An immersive experience that transports you to the wreck of the frigate Huis te Warmelo, 60 metres down on the North Sea floor.
A comprehensive exhibition of Anton Pieck's work spanning nostalgic scenes, travel drawings, calendar designs, illustrations and paintings, alongside his original studio.
Ont-moeten is a collection presentation where you discover the artworks of Museum Arnhem and their stories at your own pace.
A journey through time and space at the Hortus botanicus: from the Big Bang to 2125, where science, art, and nature tell the story of life on Earth.
Huis Marseille opens its doors in the evening for visitors who want to spend time with photography after a day in the city.
The exhibition 'Unfinished Past' at the Wereldmuseum Amsterdam explores the ongoing debate about the restitution of colonial heritage objects.
Over 200 ancient glass objects on display at the Allard Pierson. A fascinating look at how this delicate material has endured through the ages.
An immersive installation by Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh exploring identity and cultural memory. A visual journey through personal and collective histories.
An exciting adventure at the National Museum of Antiquities where stone statues of monsters and mythical creatures have come alive. Will you dare to find them?
A centenary exhibition celebrating 100 years of Philips Design and Louis Kalff's legacy of innovative products that shaped daily life.
The Dordrechts Museum's inaugural family exhibition invites visitors of all ages to experience the collection through fresh eyes.
An exhibition about Adriaan Valerius, the Zeeland poet and writer who collected the Dutch national anthem 'Wilhelmus' in his 1626 work 'Neder-Lantsche Gedenck Clanck'.
Museum Valkenburg presents the rich history of this small Limburgian town through its collections and exhibits.
Experience Vincent van Gogh's famous 'Café Terrace at Night' in an immersive way at the Kröller-Müller Museum, where the painting comes alive before its temporary move to Japan.
A selection of works from Amsterdam Museum's collection is on temporary display at Zandvoorts Museum, including a detailed 1863 painting of the village church by Cornelis Springer.
An exhibition exploring international humanitarian law and the global rules that protect people in conflict zones, even in extreme circumstances.
The Maritime Museum Rotterdam celebrates the women who have shaped maritime history and continue to make their mark on the industry today.
An exhibition exploring Suriname's rainforest, the threats it faces, and the wildlife and communities that depend on it.
Riet Wijnen transforms Kunstinstituut Melly's bookshop, café and event space into an innovative project combining art, commerce and social space.
Exhibition exploring how Korean pop music evolved from underground roots into a global phenomenon, showcasing the intersection of music, fashion, and visual culture.
A refreshed presentation of works from the Groninger Museum's collection dedicated to De Ploeg, the artists' association founded in Groningen in 1918.
Space Expo celebrates Wubbo Ockels, the first Dutch astronaut, with an exhibition marking his groundbreaking spaceflight from four decades ago.
Exhibition exploring the stories of Dutch men and women forced to work in Nazi Germany during World War II.
Exhibition exploring the 17th and 18th-century obsession with birds, featuring rare loans at the Dordrecht Museum.
Exhibition featuring interviews with twelve Holocaust survivors from across Europe, created in partnership with the USC Shoah Foundation.
Semi-permanent exhibition exploring modernist architecture in Parkstad, featuring iconic buildings like the Glaspaleis and their contemporary significance.
An exhibition about mummies beyond ancient Egypt: discover how mummification occurred in Europe and other regions at Natuurmuseum Fryslân.
An exhibition exploring Vincent van Gogh's 'The Potato Eaters' from two angles: how Van Gogh himself saw the work and a modern scientific interpretation. The role of light through the ages takes centre stage.
An exhibition at the Belasting & Douane Museum exploring the Dutch childcare benefits scandal and the experiences of those affected.
Janilda Bartolomeu's film installation examines the dreams and aspirations of the Cape Verdean diaspora at Rotterdam's Nieuwe Instituut.
Exhibition exploring Hanuman, the revered figure from Hindu mythology, and how his identity has evolved across different cultures and periods.
Explore the interior of an authentic Chinook helicopter at the National Military Museum in Soest.
Exhibition exploring how women across the globe have shaped art and culture throughout history, from antiquity to today.
Exhibition exploring the turbulent post-liberation period at the former Camp Amersfoort, where efforts to restore order collided with calls for retribution.
Exhibition celebrating the beloved calendars of illustrator Anton Pieck, featuring nostalgic scenes of 19th-century urban life, winter landscapes and traditional crafts.
Exhibition exploring 100 years of cycling culture in Friesland, celebrating the bicycle as both transport and local heritage.
Visit the Heritage Lab at ANNO Stadsmuseum Zwolle on Friday afternoons to explore local heritage and history in an interactive setting.
International exhibition exploring desire, courage and change through sound, performance and spoken voices, inviting visitors to move, listen and reimagine possibilities.
Exhibition of work by German photographer Ellen von Unwerth at the Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof, running from January to September 2026.
Explore the 17th-century Drostenhuis to see how family, both historically and today, shapes the meaning of life.
Renewed exhibition about the life and work of Jan Heesters in his former home in Schijndel.
Interactive exhibition in the former home of artist Jan Heesters, where you discover his work and vibrant creative practice.
DARN too is the sequel to the DARN exhibition at the Zeeuws Museum, opening on 14 February 2026, exploring restoration as its core theme.
Interactive family route through Wereldmuseum Leiden with search, drawing and thinking challenges exploring the Time for Papua exhibition.
Museum van de Geest presents how artists explore aging and growing older in surprising ways in the exhibition Nieuw Oud!
Photographer David Levinthal examines how myths have shaped American visual culture in this exhibition of his photographs.
Exhibition bringing together art, history and contemporary issues around Papua, exploring identity, resilience and a sustainable future.
Huis Van Gijn examines how people lived frugally in the past and what modern lessons we can draw from that thriftiness.
South African artist Buhlebezwe Siwani's first Dutch museum solo show, 'Ntu', opens at Museum de Fundatie in Zwolle.
Utrecht residents share personal stories about flowers in this exhibition at the Centraal Museum, created to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Van Baaren Foundation.
Jules van Hulst and Wieger Steenhuis create an immersive world of media installations and digital art in Umbild at Museum de Fundatie.
An exhibition exploring how writers and artists across centuries have imagined the end of the world, particularly during crises, and how they envision what comes next.
An exhibition of treasures from the ancient world at Museumpark Orientalis, running from March to November.
Rotterdam artist Anouk Griffioen's first museum solo show features monumental charcoal drawings exploring nature, memory, and the passage of time.
An exhibition exploring Piet Mondrian's work in dialogue with the artists who shaped, influenced, and challenged him.
Bakudengar (Listen to Each Other) is an exhibition curated by a Public in Residence, featuring new work by visual artists focused on West Papuan, Moluccan, Minahasan, and Chinese-Indonesian communities.
Exhibition 'Cibap X Ter Borch ANNO now' at ANNO Stadsmuseum Zwolle, where contemporary art enters into dialogue with historical works.
Photography exhibition by Carla Kogelman at Museum Amersfoort, exploring intimate portraits and vulnerable human moments.
The National Museum of the Eighty Years' War opens an exhibition about the war in Ukraine, bringing the conflict's impact closer to home.
Artists explore freedom, identity and inequality through the naked body in this exhibition. Beautiful and unsettling works that provoke thought.
An exhibition at Kunstmuseum Den Haag celebrating four decades of partnership between Dutch photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin.
22 contemporary artists explore our relationship with the dune landscape and the North Sea through installations, sculptures and interactive works.
Exhibition about Radboud, the Frisian prince from the early Middle Ages, and the conflict between the Frisii and the Franks. Discover why Kasteel Radboud bears his name.
Immersive exhibition exploring the sea and coast through installations, sculptures and interactive artworks that engage all the senses.
Bert Frijns showcases his glass art work 'Elements' at the Nationaal Glasmuseum in Leerdam.
A landmark exhibition bringing together the works of Yves Klein and his artist relatives Frits, Marie and Rotraut for the first time in the Netherlands.
An exhibition of poetry and botanical prints from the Nieuwenhuis Collection at Museum De Zwarte Tulp.
Exhibition exploring the relationship between humans and the cosmos through sculptures, videos and works on paper.
A fashion presentation featuring 24 garments across centuries, each with its own story of wear, repair, and craftsmanship.
A group exhibition where 27 Dutch figurative artists showcase their interpretations of summer.
The TextielMuseum explores how artists and designers use advanced machinery to create textiles that redefine traditional craftsmanship.
An exhibition about the filming of the classic 'A Bridge Too Far' in Deventer fifty years ago, featuring stories of Sean Connery, Anthony Hopkins and other international film stars.
Exhibition exploring how the construction of a road two centuries ago turned Zandvoort from a fishing village into a thriving beach destination.
An exhibition exploring thousands of years of ritual offerings in Overijssel: precious objects that people deliberately left in water and peat.
Exhibition showcasing work by international ceramicists of a new generation, with diverse styles and contemporary approaches.
Amsterdam City Archives presents an exhibition on the 1930s jazz scene, examining the people and migration that shaped this musical culture.
The Drents Museum showcases paintings by Indian artist Amrita Sher-Gil, a pioneering modernist who navigated between European and Indian artistic traditions.
Eleven artists examine colonial films from Eye's archive, offering fresh perspectives on this sensitive cultural heritage.
Photography exhibition by Richard Koek capturing everyday life and portraits in Tokyo, on view through September at Japanmuseum SieboldHuis.
Exhibition series exploring possession and consumption. Artworks investigate why we want to own so much and how we might think differently about ownership.
Exhibition exploring crime in Limburg through personal accounts of former inmates, victims and police officers. What is your boundary?
Activity booklet for children aged 5+ at the Urban Blue exhibition in the Royal Delft Museum.
Exhibition of works by Hanny Korevaar and Armand Bouten, reunited for the first time in 35 years at Museum van Bommel van Dam.
Museum Sjoel Elburg showcases an exhibition of artist Appie Drielsma, exploring his work where memory plays a central role.
Christiaan Kuitwaard's paintings explore abandoned beaches and forests, capturing the interplay of light and shadow as a counterpoint to modern noise.
Exhibition showcasing lost objects from Brabant shooting guilds, exploring an important aspect of regional cultural heritage.
Sculptor Wim Lemmens presents marble torsos where lines, movement and light combine to form dynamic compositions.
Exhibition featuring the three nominees for the 2026 Hendrik Chabot Prize, a prestigious award for artists based in Rotterdam.
The Maritiem Museum Rotterdam showcases historic ships and cranes in working order. In spring and summer, visitors can take sailing trips aboard some of the vessels.
An exhibition of personal stories and experiences presented in Frisian and Dutch at Tresoar in Leeuwarden.
The Stadhuismuseum Zierikzee rediscovers Zeeland bird wallpapers, exploring the boundary between craft and art.
An exhibition exploring the history of Leidschendam-Voorburg through portraits. The Huygens Museum reveals the personal stories behind the faces in its collection.
Contemporary art exhibition at Paleis Het Loo examining how our relationship with nature and the environment has evolved over time.
Exhibition exploring the history of Tweka, the knitwear factory founded by Jacques de Heer in Geldrop in 1916.
Diana Blok examines her family history through photography, text, and film in the project Time Tells, presented at the Joods Museum's Kunstkabinet.
Exhibition exploring the flooding disaster in Maas and Waal through eyewitness accounts, diaries, photographs and archival film.
Watercolors by Charlotte Dematons from her travels around the world, on display at the Anton Pieck Museum.
Exhibition exploring paper as both an artistic medium and material, featuring works by various artists at Museum Nienoord.
An exhibition of one hundred art nouveau works celebrating animals, on display at Drents Museum De Buitenplaats from April to September.
Interactive exhibition exploring the drawn worlds of Thé Tjong-Khing, featuring animals, heroes and hidden tales. Visitors create drawings and watch their artwork projected on a large screen.
The Volendams Museum showcases "Oe Vrauwe Kêike", an exhibition exploring the female perspective on Volendam through historical paintings and contemporary art.
Museum Klok & Peel showcases zoological archaeology and paleontology through a new exhibition featuring AI-powered interaction with a mammoth skeleton.
Follow the journey of artworks to the museum in this exhibition. Diary of Things traces how works find their way to Rotterdam, from quiet routes to turbulent transformations.
Three years of restoration work on Van Gogh's "The Poplar Lane near Nuenen" in the studio of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.
British artist Jesse Darling's first solo exhibition in the Netherlands, Godsworth, opens at the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam.
The first Dutch solo show by acclaimed Palestinian artist Larissa Sansour, exploring her 'Rogue Agents of History' series.
Exhibition showcasing highlights from the nationwide roadshows 'Heel Holland Zoekt', including the original sword from Floris. A look at hidden media history marking 75 years of Dutch television.
Scientists and artists investigate how we determine truth in an era of misinformation and artificial intelligence.
The Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar presents the work of two painter friends: Gustave De Smet and Leo Gestel, key figures of early modernism.
A major retrospective of sculptor and installation artist David Bade, showcasing his vibrant social projects that place collaboration at their heart.
An interactive exhibition about the famous pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, featuring a playful board game with 63 squares that guides you along the path.
Exhibition exploring dance and freedom at Het Schoenenkwartier, spanning classical ballet to contemporary sneaker culture.
An exhibition about artists working with technology and how the pixel has transformed modern art and culture.
Artist Matthias Poledna presents 'My Favorite Shop', a work exploring the intersection of fashion, music, and history.
Artist Kenne Grégoire transforms everyday pots and pans into flying objects and beach structures in this imaginative exhibition.
Exhibition of textile designs by Cobra artists, printed by Dutch printing houses.
An exhibition exploring Andy Warhol's textile works, on display in the Netherlands for the first time at Museum Cobra.
An exhibition exploring the rediscovered paintings of Elly Tamminga, a 20th-century Dutch artist whose legacy is experiencing a major revival.
Overview exhibition showcasing the nominees for the Kazerne Design Award 2026 in Eindhoven.
Exhibition marking a century of the Lourdes Grotto in Valkenburg, exploring its religious meaning and cultural importance over time.
An exhibition at Kasteel Doornenburg exploring how food and drink shaped society across centuries, from personal taste to social status and grand celebrations.
Exhibition exploring textiles and traditions surrounding baptism, marriage and mourning, featuring christening gowns, wedding dresses and mourning attire from the museum's collection.
Exhibition exploring the history and style of hats, from classic to eccentric designs at the Stedelijk Museum Almelo.
Twelve monumental agricultural paintings from the Dutch pavilion at the 1935 Brussels World's Fair are reunited for the first time in 85 years at the Veenkoloniaal Museum.
A monumental installation exploring the historical entanglement of power and technology at Rijksmuseum Twenthe.
An exclusive VIP evening at Museum De Waag celebrating the exhibition 'A Bridge Too Far, Hollywood in Deventer' with networking and behind-the-scenes insights.
Sámi artists explore the relationship between people and land through works about nature, environmental change, and power in their territory.
Museum JAN showcases the first museum solo exhibition by designer Diederik Schneemann, featuring existing and newly created works.
Exhibition exploring Jan Voerman Jr. and his illustrations for the iconic Verkade albums at the Voerman Stadsmuseum.
Exhibition exploring West African textiles as a powerful fashion code. Discover how clothing and patterns express identity and status across cultures.
The Nursery Museum in Boskoop explores the history of strawberry cultivation and other crops that shaped the region.
Patchwork Post is a vibrant installation by Simone Post at the Centraal Museum in Utrecht.
Sculptor Hester Oerlemans presents her work at CODA Museum in Apeldoorn. The exhibition WINWIN runs from May to September 2026.
An exhibition exploring the movement and transformation of glass at the National Glass Museum, showcasing works that capture the dynamic nature of molten glass.
An exhibition exploring the movement of liquid glass frozen in still-life form at the National Glass Museum.
Two young artists, Bobbi Essers and Robin Wen, explore freedom and generational consciousness through oil paintings and ballpoint drawings.
The Stedelijk Museum showcases the first major retrospective of Kho Liang Ie, a key figure in Dutch mid-century design and furniture.
Exhibition exploring sustainable design and the circular economy: how waste becomes valuable products, from shipping containers to gardens and jewellery.
Art critic Joke de Wolf explores the activating installations of Argentine artist Mercedes Azpilicueta in an online exhibition by Museum Helmond.
Stedelijk Museum Schiedam presents its first solo exhibition of Lou Loeber's work in 33 years.
Exhibition at Museum De Wieger exploring betrayal and the intersection of art and private life through two paintings centred on the Judas kiss.
Exhibition exploring how modern art emerged in Brabant through the work of Sluijters and fellow artists who transformed the region's artistic tradition.
Stedelijk Museum Schiedam showcases recent acquisitions added to the collection since director Anne de Haij took office.
Artist Reinout Velleman's first museum solo exhibition at Villa Mondriaan. 'Everyday Wonder' runs from May through October 2026.
Museum De Zwarte Tulp showcases Alexander Pechtold, mayor of Delft since 2025, in the 'Treasure Chest of...' series. A glimpse into his personal collection and cultural passions.
The Collection Gallery at the Nieuwe Instituut displays over 150 years of design history in a permanent exhibition.
An exhibition of the most celebrated works by artist Giselle Kuster, focusing on her time in Leiden.
Congolese art collective CATPC presents their first exhibition on the Amstel, exploring collaborative world-building and renewal.
The Fries Museum showcases an exhibition of work by artist Robert Zandvliet, a Frisian-born artist whose oeuvre is in the spotlight this year.
Museum Cobra unveils a refreshed permanent collection exhibition titled 'Cobra: More than Human', showcasing works by the Cobra artist group.
Dual exhibition exploring fashion and identity through the work of Lisa Konno and Paul Kooiker at Museum Kranenburgh.
Museum Kranenburgh showcases an exhibition of Bernard Essers, a 20th-century Dutch artist whose work has long been overlooked.
Sculptor and poet Iris Le Rütte explores the relationship between humans and the natural world in this exhibition at Museum Kranenburgh.
The Anton Pieck Museum showcases original design drawings by Anton Pieck for the Efteling fairy tale 'The Indian Water Lilies', written by Queen Fabiola.
Exhibition exploring squatters' history and the housing crisis, connecting the past of the umbrella factory housing POST with Farabegoli's personal story.
Annual art project by secondary special education students exploring different ways of travelling and experiencing the world.
Exhibition featuring portraits, lithographs and still lifes by Zaan artists Nelly and Tine Honig, two overlooked talents from art history.
Exhibition of paintings by Christoph Ruckhäberle at Drents Museum, featuring figures caught in theatrical poses.
An exhibition exploring the history of Turkish migrant workers in Twente and their enduring cultural legacy in the region.
Exhibition exploring the history and significance of the toko in Limburg, featuring stories from visitors and entrepreneurs across generations.
An exhibition tracing the history of toys throughout the 20th century, from traditional picture books to early gaming consoles.
Visual artists showcase new work in the stairwell of SCHUNCK Heerlen, featuring pieces by Romy Finke, Karin Peulen, Nieke Lemmens, Nonzuzo Gxekwa and the collective f.
Spectacular macro photographs of insects by Dutch photographer Sipke Wadman. The GIGA exhibition reveals the hidden world of these creatures in stunning detail invisible to the naked eye.
Group exhibition showcasing four young female artists at Stedelijk Museum Schiedam, presented in collaboration with platform QISSA.
The Allard Pierson opens a permanent exhibition exploring archaeology, where visitors discover excavations and archaeological finds.
Paintings by Karin Bos featuring unsettling elements, complemented by sculpture by Erik Wuthrich in the garden.
An exhibition presenting the Van Abbemuseum's collection as a cosmos, with 250 works spread across three floors arranged like constellations.
Dommelplein is an interactive space on the ground floor of the Van Abbemuseum where art comes alive through daily rituals, workshops, conversations and quiet moments.
An exhibition by Fernando Sánchez Castillo exploring how those in power exercise authority and the ways they project that power.
Marianne Lammersen's commissioned sculpture explores the contrast between Zandvoort's Belle Époque heritage and its post-war rebuilding.
Museum Havezate Mensinge showcases three centuries of porcelain from its own collection and loans from the Groninger Museum.
Exhibition exploring how the iconic Zaanse Schans open-air museum, with its wooden houses and mills, was rescued and became a symbol of Dutch heritage.
Exhibition featuring works by Dutch and Japanese artists at the Vincent van Gogh House, exploring cultural exchange and Van Gogh's shared influence.
Twelve mini-exhibitions at the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, from Moroccan jewellery to Egyptian symbols and a Roman barber shop.
Living Mesh examines our relationship with nature - whether we see it as something to organize and own, or as an interconnected living system.
Exhibition exploring sustainable food production through portraits of farmers, growers, researchers and pastry chefs from around the world.
An exhibition of nearly forty works in which artists and designers use textiles to express their personal narratives.
Group exhibition exploring grass as subject, material and metaphor across eight artists' works.
A Viking sword hidden for centuries in the Oude IJssel is now displayed at the Stadsmuseum Doetinchem after expert restoration.
Weekly guided tour of the exhibition "Jazz-jaren. People, migration and music 1930-1939" at Amsterdam's City Archives.
Over 100 original drawings by illustrator Marit Törnqvist, brimming with imagination and hidden narratives waiting to be discovered.
Exhibition of vintage postcards by Ruud Megens depicting Oss and the surrounding region as it looked decades ago.
SCHUNCK presents the most comprehensive overview of South African artist Ina van Zyl's work ever displayed in the Netherlands.
Artist Gladys Zeevaarders exhibits a selection of work exploring nature and the marks of human presence and absence.
Charlotte Koenen's large-scale installation explores nineteenth-century French washhouses, on view in the Atrium of SCHUNCK.
An interactive digital forest installation where you become part of the ecosystem, complete with waterfall and wildlife.
An exhibition exploring the history of district nursing in the Netherlands, focusing on the vital role district nurses played in working-class communities.
Samenspel explores what makes a pleasant living environment through artworks from Het Noordbrabants Museum and BPD | Bouwfonds Gebiedsontwikkeling about space, nature and connection.
The first European retrospective of Scottish painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, a pioneer of abstract art whose work bridges nature and geometry.
Exhibition exploring the early career of Dutch artist Jan Cremer, known for his wild, physical approach to painting and experimental artistic methods.
An exhibition celebrating the shift from city to nature, featuring forests, trees, plants and animals at the Nederlands Steendrukmuseum.
A Fundatie Collection presentation where art transforms your perspective and teaches you to see the world around you anew.
Museum MORE presents the first joint exhibition of two major Dutch figurative painters, Charley Toorop and Pyke Koch, exploring unexpected connections between their artistic visions.
Over 30 contemporary artists explore soap as material, metaphor and memory, examining themes of purity, care and what endures.
Elvera showcases her personal soap collection at Museum Jan Cunen, part of the fragrant 'Soap' exhibition.
Ceramic artworks by Kerade nestled among the greenery of TU Delft's Hortus Botanicus.
Milah van Zuilen's exhibition investigates what it means to be part of a landscape rather than simply viewing it from the outside.
An exhibition exploring the history of drag in Amsterdam, from 17th-century theatre to Pride, examining how artists use performance to explore gender and identity.
Paintings by Henk Helmantel and sacred images from his personal collection displayed in the museum's west wing, exploring his fascination with monasteries and contemplative spaces.
Visual artist Inderjeet Sandhu from Alkmaar wins the prestigious Victoriefonds Cultural Prize for Visual Arts 2026. Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar showcases a selection of his work in honour of this distinction.
Exhibition dedicated to Jamie Reid, the British graphic designer and activist whose iconic work shaped the visual identity of punk.
Discover how Loeki de Leeuw comes to life: a behind-the-scenes look at over fifty years of stop-motion animation and digital effects at Storyworld.
International exhibition bringing together works by Portuguese artist Rui Chafes and Swiss modernist Alberto Giacometti.
Solo exhibition by artist Femmy Otten at Museum Beelden aan Zee, featuring works from the Birthland series.
Young ambassadors transform Museum IJsselstein into a playful, interactive art experience with creative installations and hands-on activities.
Paintings by Rieks Hamminga exploring the sea and maritime life at the MuzeeAquarium Delfzijl.
An exhibition celebrating contemporary Dutch book art and design, featuring typographers, artists and independent publishers.
Exhibition exploring four centuries of Oldenzaal's history, celebrating the city's 400th anniversary as part of the Netherlands.
Children design monsters that inspire Hogeschool Saxion students to create their own artistic interpretations in this collaborative exhibition.
The Stadhuismuseum Zierikzee showcases Daniel de Blieck, a 17th-century Zeeland painter and architect known for his architectural paintings.
The Huygens Museum unveils a newly discovered painting of Hofwijck by 19th-century artist Willem Bastiaan Tholen.
Exhibition exploring Coevorden and Drenthe's role in Dutch colonialism and the slave trade, presented by the Stedelijk Museum Coevorden.
The Canal Museum explores three decades of Amsterdam's Canal Parade through photographs, personal narratives and artworks, revealing Pride as celebration, protest and living heritage.
Exhibition exploring how Piet Mondrian's artistic vision continues to influence contemporary art and design.
An exhibition exploring music as a visual medium, featuring paintings and collages by Raafat Ballan, Sedje Hémon, Sam Middleton and Dion Rosina.
Exhibition exploring how theatre transforms identity through costumes, masks, photographs and set designs from the Allard Pierson's Theatre Collection.
Exhibition of glass art by 16 artists in the historic rooms of Landhuis Oud Amelisweerd in Bunnik.
Paintings and drawings by Dutch artist Sam Drukker exploring the human figure through portraiture, capturing strength, vulnerability and beauty.
StudioZAND wins the Van Achterberghprijs 2026 and exhibits its ceramic work at Keramiekmuseum Princessehof through January 2027.
Exhibition featuring the Slager family and other 's-Hertogenbosch artists from 1850-1950, with many works displayed in a museum for the first time.
Exhibition exploring the history of Amsterdam's LHBTQIA+ community at De Nieuwe Kerk during WorldPride 2026.
A multimedia exhibition showcasing the work of four artists from the HoutVeen family at the Verwey Museum.
The Luther Museum showcases personal stories exploring queer life, faith and emancipation in connection with World Pride Amsterdam.
Exhibition of Frans Franciscus, a figurative artist who launched his career during the postmodern shift of the 1980s.
Fifteen monumental paintings of the Rosary from Antwerp's Sint-Pauluskerk are displayed together and outside a church for the first time at the Noordbrabants Museum.
Exhibition of works by children (ages 2-10) from the Kris Kras Atelier, where they develop their own creative ideas using simple materials.
The Natural History Museum Rotterdam displays twelve remarkable mice from its collection in a compact exhibition.
An exhibition exploring pleasure, temptation and responsibility at the Markiezenhof.
Twenty Dutch photographers and visual artists present their work in this exhibition exploring how photography has developed over the past decade.
An exhibition at Museum Stad Appingedam exploring the industrial history of the city during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Exhibition exploring centuries of royal visits to Groningen and how the province celebrated these state occasions.
An exhibition at Universiteitsmuseum Groningen exploring the history and operations of a centuries-old society.
Exhibition exploring how water and water management have shaped the history and identity of Zoutkamp.
Interactive exhibition exploring the crafts and techniques behind everyday products, from tableware to sunglasses.
The first comprehensive exhibition of artist Mare van der Woude's work at Museum Drachten.
An exhibition exploring sustainable ceramics that examines how everyday objects like coffee cups connect to environmental and social issues.
The thirteenth edition of Sonsbeek, Europe's oldest periodic art exhibition, opens in Sonsbeekpark in Arnhem.
An exhibition merging the centuries-old Delft Blue tradition with expressive street art, where craft and urban culture meet.
An exploration of alternative ways to experience and process time beyond the linear clock.
A wooden pavilion in the Hortus Botanicus where architecture, sustainability and culture converge in a green gathering space.
Two masterworks from art history reunite for the first time in 240 years at the Stedelijk Museum Zutphen.
Photography exhibition showcasing the iconic work of Eddy Posthuma de Boer, featuring portraits, street scenes and observations from a life of travel.
An exhibition exploring the floral theme in Jan Heesters' work, featuring flower still lifes and other compositions where flowers play a central role.
An exhibition of 40 photographs by Jaap Wolterbeek, a pioneering freelance photographer in Zeeland who documented regional and international news for decades.
The Museum of the Twentieth Century explores more than 70 years of youth culture, from nozems and gabber fashion to TikTok and smartphones.
Fransix Tenda Lomba presents work exploring cacao and chocolate as symbols linking cultures, generations, and human connection in an intimate setting.
Explore a design route through the Zuiderzeedorp and Schathuys with works by artists and designers drawing inspiration from Zuiderzee history.
Write a haiku at Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar: an interactive station in the exhibition about Leo Gestel and Gustave De Smet where you capture your impressions in poetry.
Museum Valkenburg marks 75 years with an exhibition of Limburgian artists who established the province's reputation as a significant art region.
A life-size lion sculpture crafted from recycled waste materials is displayed at LocHal throughout August and September.
An exhibition exploring eight centuries of Duivenvoorde castle's history through eight historical presentations and stories from the past.
Magnum Photos, one of the world's most influential photo agencies, takes centre stage in this exhibition. Discover the stories behind iconic images.
A photo exhibition featuring the stories of Ukrainian women survivors, combining documentary photography, video installations and personal testimonies.
The Fries Museum presents the original seventeenth-century silver ensemble known as the Poptaschat, a world-renowned artwork far less familiar to the public than its copies scattered across museums worldwide.
Pieter Coecke van Aelst's restored Descent from the Cross returns to Museum Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder, accompanied by a documentary on its restoration.
A mini-exhibition exploring freedom struggles across continents, featuring Tilburg artists reflecting on their ancestors' fight for independence, centred on Tula and Indonesia's history.
The Beeld & Geluid museum in Hilversum showcases an exhibition dedicated to the original Mol Books, beloved classics of Dutch children's literature.
Model and TV personality Rikkie Kollé, the first transgender Miss Netherlands, curated a personal selection of jewellery from CODA's collection for the PRISMA exhibition.
Exhibition exploring the history of people from the Dutch Indies who settled in Harderwijk, featuring stories and remembrance.
Museum Het Schip examines the housing crisis in the Netherlands through an exhibition on rising prices, long waiting lists, and housing shortages.
GRID Grafisch Museum showcases graphic design from the 1980s in an exhibition that feels unexpectedly contemporary.
Wojtek was a bear who became a soldier in the Polish Army and fought at Monte Cassino. The Vrijheidsmuseum tells his extraordinary story.
An exhibition of quilts by Mieke at the Lodewijkskerkje in Oisterwijk.
An exhibition exploring Hanuman, the monkey-headed deity from Hindu mythology, and how this figure travels through various cultures and artistic traditions.
An exhibition investigating how material and matter shape artistic creation and convey meaning in the creative process.
Naturalis in Leiden offers children special activities during the summer holidays alongside its permanent natural history collections.
An exhibition tracing 150 years of telephone technology at Museum van de Twintigste Eeuw in Hoorn, from rotary dials to modern communication.
Photography exhibition at the Comenius Museum & Mausoleum in Naarden showcasing visual material from around the world.
Glass artworks by the Bon brothers from the 1950s with playful, colourless forms that invite imaginative interpretation.
The 'Impact through Design' exhibition at Eindhoven's Philips Museum has been extended due to its popularity with visitors.
Artist Ton Dubbeldam's exhibition 'Timeless' at Slot Zeist showcases the enduring quality of his artistic creations.
The Japan Museum SieboldHuis in Leiden showcases an exhibition exploring Tokyo, Japan's vibrant capital.
Explore the work of archaeologists at Museum Batavialand: discover how artefacts are excavated, studied and restored.
Exhibition exploring architect Willem Dudok's architectural legacy in Paris, presented at the Dudok Architecture Centre in Hilversum.
Singer Laren showcases masterpieces from the French art museum in Le Havre, a selection of treasured works.
Bert Frijns explores the four classical elements through glass, light and line in this meditative exhibition.
Outdoor exhibition at Fort de Gagel showcasing Gitte Spee's story and illustrations about bats.
Outdoor exhibition of 22 canvases showing the forts and water defences of the Nieuwe Hollandse Waterlinie, photographed from above and ground level. Family-friendly activities included.
Interactive art installation with an augmented reality app at Fort Lunet aan de Snel, exploring six aspects of water.
Exhibition of embroidered art and sculpture at the Grote Kerk Vianen.
The Waterline Museum showcases a new exhibition on the Uitlegger, a historic flat-bottomed vessel that played a key role in the Freshwater War.
Museum Noordwijk explores the history and cultural significance of christening gowns from past to present.
An exhibition exploring how boys and girls met in the village in earlier times, now on display at Museum Spakenburg.
The Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid celebrates 75 years of Dutch television with an interactive exhibition showcasing highlights from the medium's history.
Artist David Bade presents social projects created in collaboration with communities. We OK! brings together young people and emerging artists from Breda to explore themes of play, belief, and connection.
Reinier Gadellaa presents works from his collection exploring sea and coastal themes: islands, landscapes and summer scenes in watercolour, oil and prints.
A private collection of paperclips on display at the Stadsmuseum Weesp.
The TextielMuseum celebrates 25 years of TextielLab with an exhibition that merges art and technology.
An exhibition about how heritage forms the identity of Weesp and what the city preserves for future generations.
Mediamuseum Beeld & Geluid showcases a pop-up exhibition about the popular Dutch television programme Heel Holland Zoekt.
Interactive board game tracing the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, featuring saint statues, paintings and photographs across 63 game squares.
An exhibition exploring the lives and experiences of girls in Huizen across different periods of history.
An exhibition by interdisciplinary artist Jet Leopold, exploring the relationship between personal and shared human experience.
A personal selection of artworks curated by artist Henk Helmantel, with no unifying theme beyond his own artistic vision.
Exhibition exploring nationalism and identity through design at Design Museum Den Bosch. How visual culture has shaped the nation and what nationality really means.
Paintings by Henk Helmantel and religious sculptures from his personal collection on display at Museum Klooster Ter Apel.
Exhibition exploring the life and work of British designer Jamie Reid, the visionary behind the Sex Pistols' iconic covers and punk's cut-and-paste aesthetic.
An exhibition exploring the environmental impact of ceramic production, investigated by Het Princessehof and Lab AIR from Rotterdam.
An exhibition exploring Facebook's history and the impact of social media on society, from its origins to contemporary critical perspectives.
Kunstkring Westerwolde presents an exhibition at the newly renovated Vestingmuseum Oudeschans, opening on 13 March 2026.
Museum Cobra showcases textile works by Cobra artists, celebrating the movement's expressive and vibrant approach to fabric design.
Museum Cobra showcases Andy Warhol's textile works, highlighting his innovative experiments with fabric and design.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht's permanent collection showcases Dutch art and design spanning multiple historical periods.
The Centraal Museum showcases an exhibition by Atelier Remy & Veenhuizen, a collaborative artist duo exploring their shared creative vision.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht explores Gerard van Honthorst, a Baroque master whose bold approach to light and colour set him apart from Rembrandt.
The Centraal Museum showcases works by Austrian artist Mathias Poledna in the exhibition Annex.
An exhibition at Centraal Museum Utrecht showcasing contemporary art and creative practices.
A glass art exhibition featuring works that explore flowing forms and light effects at a historic country estate.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht showcases the work and legacy of Frans Franciscus in the exhibition Godenschemering.
Exhibition of marine paintings by Rieks Hamminga, historic maps and sea treasures at the MuzeeAquarium in Delfzijl.
The Veenkoloniaal Museum reunites 12 monumental paintings that represented the Netherlands at the 1935 Brussels World's Fair, displayed together for the first time in 85 years.
An exhibition exploring the life and art of Willem Barend van Marle, a 20th-century Groningen painter rediscovered after decades of obscurity.
Exhibition exploring Papua's culture, history and contemporary connections at the Wereldmuseum Leiden.
An exhibition about water and the history of science at the Rijksmuseum Boerhaave in Leiden.
Exhibition at the Rijksmuseum Boerhaave examining how artists and scientists approach the question of truth through different methods and perspectives.
The Wereldmuseum Leiden showcases an exhibition on the history and cultural significance of K-pop.
The Hunebedcentrum in Borger tells the story of the megalith builders and their legacy. Discover archaeological finds and visit the largest hunebed in the Netherlands.
The Toy Museum Roden invites visitors to explore hidden treasures from its collection and vote on the museum's future direction.
Photography exhibition featuring Maria Austria's images from Camp Westerbork, with wartime photographs and personal accounts from two families.
An exhibition of paintings by Amrita Sher-Gil at the Drents Museum, featuring works from the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi's collection.
An exhibition of the world's most striking photographs at the Nieuwe Kerk in Zierikzee.
Exhibition exploring the transformation from hunter-gatherers to early farmers in ancient Friesland, with archaeological finds and insights into prehistoric agricultural life.
Two local artists present their paintings and photographs in a duo exhibition at Dokkum Library.
Works by artist Ahmad Alkhatrany on display at the House of the City Rijswijk. Free entry throughout July and August.
Artist Douwe Dijkstra exhibits his work 'Faded Glory' at Bibliotheek Heerenveen throughout August. Free admission during opening hours.
Graphic designer Adri Edenburg reinterprets famous paintings as collages composed of cut-out magazine text in his KnipArt exhibition.
An exhibition exploring trees and forests at the MOW, examining the significance of these natural ecosystems.
An exhibition exploring Emmen's railway heritage, from historic freight trains to modern passenger services and future plans for the Nedersaksenlijn.
An interactive LEGO exhibition where visitors can help build a massive city made of millions of bricks.
Museum Martena displays eight historic bicycles from collector Jellema's collection, tracing the first hundred years of cycling in Friesland.
Exhibition exploring the interplay between art and architecture at Het Noordbrabants Museum.
The Noordbrabants Museum showcases masterpieces by Rubens, Jordaens and Van Dyck centred on the fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary.
Free rotating exhibitions by Stichting Uit de Kunst Woensdrecht at multiple venues in Woensdrecht, featuring diverse artistic themes.
Exhibition exploring the daily life of 19th-century girls from the affluent middle class, featuring toys and miniatures from the museum's collection.
Interactive exhibition exploring the Westerschelde and the North Sea Port, revealing how Vlissingen, Terneuzen and Ghent form a modern 60-kilometre port across two countries.
Museum Het Bolwerk showcases an exhibition on Maurice of Orange, the influential prince, count and stadtholder of the Dutch Republic.
An exhibition exploring 600 years of licentiousness in Deventer: what does freedom of behaviour, body and desire mean, and who decides?
Museum W presents ceramic works by artist Chris Rijk, blending the tradition of Delftware with contemporary visual expression.
Museum W in Weert showcases work by Chris in the exhibition 'Chris Rijksmuseum'.
An interactive exhibition exploring artificial intelligence at Discovery Museum, examining AI technology's applications, opportunities, and challenges.
An exhibition of highlights from twenty years of the Icon Museum's collection, featuring precious and exceptional works.
Museum Nijkerk examines the historical and contemporary connections between the city and Suriname in the exhibition 'My history - your history'.
A children's treasure hunt through the exhibition Choices in Almersdorp, where you search for photo frames with letters hidden in the village houses.
A retrospective exhibition celebrating graphic artist Harry van Kruiningen on the 120th anniversary of his birth and 30th anniversary of his death.
Museum In 't Houten Huis presents two exhibitions dedicated to artist Pieter Borstlap: one exploring his life and work, and another featuring pieces by his former students.
Two exhibitions at Museum In 't Houten Huis celebrate artist Pieter Borstlap and his legacy through his own work and creations by his former students across different periods.
Three figurative painters exhibit simultaneously at the Bonnefanten in a raw, colourful artistic exchange.
Exhibition exploring the influential Staring family and their impact on regional history, featuring four generations and their lasting legacy.
Exhibition exploring the 1926 flood and modern water safety challenges through photographs and immersive virtual experiences.
An exhibition exploring rituals surrounding birth, marriage, and death at Museum De Wemme.
Exhibition of bottle-ship models featuring motorboats and other non-sailing vessels at the Bottle Ships Museum.
Exhibition exploring Maastricht's rich tradition of craftsmanship, opening during Museumnacht Maastricht on 10 April.
Exhibition of figurative and magical-surrealist works by Danielle Lemaire, exploring the artist's Indonesian heritage.
Interactive exhibition where children aged 6 to 12 can experiment with artistic play and creative techniques inspired by professional artists.
Explore the history of beer among the ancient Wierden inhabitants and discover the true meaning behind the old saying about beer and wine.
Exhibition exploring the contributions of Native American, First Nation, and Métis soldiers to the liberation of the Netherlands and the discrimination they encountered after the war.
Auke Hartstra's paintings are on display at Bibliotheek Joure. The exhibition showcases his distinctive approach to composition and colour, developed after he took up painting in retirement.
Exhibition exploring how identity is expressed through images, from medieval city seals to modern logos and carnival insignia.
Kunstkring Henri Jonas showcases recent works by its member artists at Valkenburg Library.
Four artists explore textile as a medium for personal and social storytelling in this exhibition.
A major exhibition dedicated to Jan Henderikse, the leading figure of the Nul movement, showcasing his bold and colourful artistic vision.
Studio TAMTAM showcases object art by Gérard Schiphorst and Marije van der Sande in the basement of Museum EICAS in Deventer.
An exhibition exploring the history and development of youth culture in Zeeland at Historisch Museum De Bevelanden in Goes.
An exhibition of Dutch and international artists exploring identity, family, and visual culture through photography and collage.
An exhibition exploring Marilyn Monroe's life and enduring cultural impact, presented at Forum Groningen a century after her birth.
Fotoclub Drunen presents twelve selected photographs for the National Photography Competition at the library.
The Eijsden mosaic club showcases handcrafted mosaic artworks at the library.
Exhibition of sculptures by artist Didi Petri in the display window of Lekkerkerk Library.
Insect enthusiast Stefan Robberse displays his collection of framed butterflies, beetles and other fascinating insects from around the world.
Wineke Gartz presents 'Mother Song II', a multimedia installation exploring action, silence and movement in times of war and resistance.
Malina Suliman presents her first solo exhibition in a Dutch museum, exploring how major political events can be understood through a deeply personal lens.
An exhibition at Bibliotheek Sittard marking 40 years of the Dutch comedy classic Flodder, exploring humour, nostalgia and cultural conflict.
Exhibition showcasing innovative compact housing solutions and contemporary approaches to sustainable living.
Museum de Kantfabriek showcases embroidery from its collection and SteekPlus members, alongside an installation of 40 children's dresses by Nellie de Mulder.
The Fotoclub Kimswerd/Harlingen photography club showcases their work at the local library.
An exhibition where Hoogeveen residents share photographs and stories about what their neighbourhood means to them. On display at Hoogeveen Library until 30 August.
The Association of Botanical Artists Netherlands celebrates 20 years with an exhibition of 50 botanical artworks featuring aquatic plants at Westlands Museum.
Artist Wijnand Pon showcases oil paintings at Bibliotheek Laren, exploring his continuous quest for renewal and a personal artistic voice.
Eva van den Broek presents paintings and experimental works exploring forgotten stories and mythology through landscape.
A quieter museum experience designed for visitors sensitive to sensory stimulation. Discovery Museum in Kerkrade offers an adapted environment where you can explore at your own pace.
ROOTZ showcases national artists with connections to Heerenveen at Museum Heerenveen through November 1st.
Exhibition of works by siblings Jacob and Coba Ritsema at the Noord-Veluws Art Museum, featuring the brother-and-sister artists alongside other Amsterdam Joffers.
Cora van der Meij exhibits mystical landscape paintings featuring ruins and dead trees, created with acrylic and recycled materials at Bibliotheek Oegstgeest.
Katie Haft-Su's ceramic works are on display at Bibliotheek Oegstgeest. Hand-formed pieces inspired by the Yijing and nature explore energy patterns and cosmic forces.
Johannes de Keijzer showcases handcrafted icons in the Byzantine tradition, made with egg tempera and pigments.
Joke Swart's colored pencil drawings trace the rhubarb plant through its life stages, from tender sprout to mature foliage.
Leny Claassen showcases her ceramic sculpture work at Bibliotheek Mill, featuring handcrafted vases and ceramic pieces.
An exhibition of artworks by participants in the WIJKunst drawing and painting workshop series at Bibliotheek Makkum.
Summer exhibition exploring the history of Scouting Olivier van Noort II, a long-established local organization active in Schoonhoven's community events.
Colourful exhibition at Bibliotheek Bergambacht featuring work from local artists in the Krimpenerwaard region.
Artist Elly Viehofer-Paulissen's exhibition at Bibliotheek Vaals examines the connection between people and the natural world.
A collection of vibrant, realistic paintings by Brigitte Helsloot featuring landscapes, portraits and animals.
The Mondragon Painting Group displays their annual summer exhibition in the library, exploring the theme of sources of inspiration.
An exhibition tracing the rich history of kaatsen in Franeker, with a continuous film featuring footage from different eras.
Oil painter Cora van Leek presents her realistic works at Cuijk Library this summer. A showcase of observational paintings by an accomplished artist.
A collection of vibrant paintings by Raymond Middelveld, a former HR manager turned artist, on display at Eemnes library.
Illustrations by Sak van den Boom revive Haarlem's vanished city gates at the ABC Architecture Centre.
Weaver Anke van Gorp presents experimental textile works in various dimensions, inspired by nature and other subjects.
Explore how Nijmegen's landscape changed over millions of years and the remarkable sea creatures that once inhabited this region in this geological exhibition.
Exhibition by the artist collective 0000artcollective, eight makers working with silence, craft, and the intrinsic beauty of materials.
Artist Barbara Varga displays her modern abstract paintings at the Library Valkenburg.
Exhibition featuring works by artist Madelène van der Linden, exploring watercolour, murals and acrylic painting with experimentation in colour and texture.
Agnes Stam presents work inspired by nature, emphasizing calm observation and the beauty found in small things.
A collaborative exhibition by Hanneke van Vugt and Olaf Beckers celebrating nature in its diverse manifestations, rooted in their mutual reverence for the natural world.
Dat Bolwerck and BIJ de Bieb present work by artist Melanie Bosboom in a joint exhibition at both venues.
Dat Bolwerck and BIJ de bieb present the work of artist Melanie Bosboom in a joint exhibition celebrating the library as a community gathering space.
Twenty contemporary artists create new works inspired by six Dutch masterpieces that sank with the ship Vrouw Maria in 1771.
An exhibition exploring the vanished cafés and gathering spaces that shaped community life in Krimpen aan de Lek, told through photographs and historical records.
Members of the photography group Fotokring De Zoeker display their work in a continuous exhibition at Bibliotheek Franeker.
A portrait exhibition celebrating the volunteers and staff of Museum 't Fiskershúske, photographed by local artist Henk van der Linden.
Ratnam Rajan presents intricate woodcarvings and colourful paintings about craftsmanship, connection and peaceful coexistence.
Tattoo artist Robert Boyd Smith (the Blacksmith) showcases detailed mandalas and other works inspired by mythology, religion and culture at Stadsbibliotheek Venlo.
Rotating exhibition showcasing paintings by Riet van Sambeek, working primarily in oils with a personal realistic style.
Artist Andrea Voigt investigates the subconscious through collage in this exhibition.
Photography students from Toonbeeld display their work created during lessons and excursions, featuring portraits, landscapes, and other subjects.
Photography exhibition by Foto Collectief Heusden exploring the theme 'Look Beyond Your Own Borders' through images and poetry.
The Heiligenbeeldenmuseum in Vorden exhibits the metalwork and jewellery of Wim J.I. Thijssen (1875-1950), a renowned Dutch craftsman and goldsmith.
An exhibition of books and prints from Roofprint Pers, the independent publishing house of Leni van den Berge, at ZB Vlissingen.
A neighbourhood museum in the library showcasing monthly rotating exhibitions by local artists and creative groups from the De Mare area.
Exhibition exploring influential women throughout history, from artists to scientists and social changemakers.
An exhibition of geometric artworks by Nel Egberts in Norg.
Exhibition featuring skeletons of animals from Brabant's soil, from mammoths to household pets. Visitors can interact with the bones through AI technology.
Lustwarande 2026 showcases works by 20 international artists in an open-air exhibition at De Oude Warande park in Tilburg.
Sculptures by Wim Lemmens in the Sculpture Garden of Museum Jan Heestershuis, April to September 2026.
Explore the Gevangenpoort, a historic prison in Bergen op Zoom that is now open to the public.
Amateur photographers from Fotogroep Oldambt, guided by professional photographer André Dümmer, showcase their work in this photo exhibition.
An exhibition about the legendary Viertorenkerk, a medieval four-towered church that vanished centuries ago but became the symbol of the Oldambt region.
An exhibition of wooden clogs from around the world at the Internationaal Klompenmuseum in Eelde, showcasing the cultural heritage and craftsmanship of this traditional footwear.
Climb the Peperbus bell tower in the St. Gertrudiskerk and discover the Torenkamer Gradatus, dedicated to the surveying work of Willebrord Snellius.
An exhibition exploring the tension between freedom and connection, featuring work by various artists that invites reflection and encounter.
This museum house reveals how Almere's earliest residents set up their homes and lives in the newly built city during the 1970s.
Open-air sculpture exhibition set in the natural landscape of Brinkhuis Laren.
28 artists showcase their work at Galerie Ruigewaert, with special attention to Groningen artist Gertjan Scholte-Albers and works from a private collection.
A summer exhibition at the Schervenerf in Oosterhout combines forgotten discoveries, historical facts and craftsmanship through a digital tour and storytelling display.
Discover the Kessels Museum's interactive musical experience, from restoration workshops to a hands-on play cave.
Rotating art exhibitions at Bibliotheek Hatert. Artists can apply to display their work.
Monthly rotating art exhibitions by different artists at Kunstzaal Dommeldal in Mierlo's library.
The Stedelijk Museum Vianen examines the shared history of the Netherlands and the Moluccas through personal narratives and experiences.
Exhibition celebrating 150 years of the North Sea Canal, featuring the Westzaan Digital Image Archive at the village hall.
Exhibition marking Almere's 50th anniversary, featuring photographs, audio fragments, and a replica of the city's smallest museum from its founding year.
The Museum of Comic Art in Noordwijk showcases an exhibition dedicated to Jan van Haasteren, focusing on the overlooked chapters and missing works from his career as a comic artist.
An exhibition exploring seven and a half centuries of Nijenrode's past, from medieval knights through to the modern student community.
An exhibition of painter Salvano, whose work draws inspiration from Herman Brood and explores universal themes of love and friendship.
Art competition celebrating the 15th anniversary of Museum Collectie Brands, featuring works by artists from Atelier Kunstvereniging Emmen inspired by founder Jans Brands.
An exhibition of paintings by Agnes Tienstra, featuring landscapes, still lifes, flowers and imaginative animal subjects.
Explore prehistory at the OERmuseum: a journey from the ice age through the bronze and iron ages.
Mini-museums by Kielzog spread across Hoogezand, showcasing work by artist Leoni Janssen.
Mini-museums scattered across Hoogezand municipality showcasing work by artist Leoni Janssen.
A sculpture exhibition in Soest featuring works by various artists, organized by Kunststichting HazArt.
0000artcollective presents 'Nummer 7', an exhibition by eight artists working with silence, craftsmanship, and the beauty of materials.
Sibylle Eimermacher's exhibition Gesturing Landscape opens on Sunday, August 2 at noon at CAMPIS in Assen. Everyone is welcome.
Summer group exhibition at MPV Gallery featuring work by multiple artists.
An exhibition at the Streekmuseum Vredegoed exploring how railway stations have changed over time.
Kunsthal Artphy explores the future of farming through technology and sustainability in this exhibition set in 2075.
Rotating art exhibitions at the Library Best. See the schedule for current offerings.
A small art exhibition in Siddeburen showcasing work by Leoni Janssen, part of Kielzog's Art Cabinets series.
Exhibition showcasing the history of Doelenplein through archival photos, renovation documentation, and renderings of the new library building.
Museum Soest presents a series of new exhibitions featuring works across various artistic disciplines.
The Stadsmuseum Rhenen showcases paintings by Henk Helmantel, a master of serene realism and meticulous landscape art.
Artist Lia van Vugt returns to Het Depot in Wageningen after more than two decades with a new exhibition.
Photography exhibition 'Mother Song II' by Wineke Gartz at the Fotomuseum Hilversum.
An exhibition at Fotomuseum Hilversum featuring artists who use photography and collage to investigate multiple dimensions of reality.
José Bakker's vibrant bird portraits are on display in the Rottummer Church, offering a playful and intimate look at nature.
Four sisters showcase ceramics, textile art, paintings and drawings inspired by their childhood in nature at Zuurdijk church.
Two textile artists, Aukje Nienhuis and Eida Groeneveld, showcase their needle and thread work at Galerie Beeldbrengers.
Exhibition exploring rituals surrounding birth, marriage and death at Museum De Wemme. Discover how these customs provide meaning and bring people together.
An interactive dining experience centred on prehistoric nutrition and cooking methods.
An exhibition exploring the history of Dokter Larijweg and the pear trees that have stood along it for a century, featuring stories about the road's origins and doctor Larij.
Photography exhibition featuring the theme 'outings' at Ouderkerk aan den IJssel library through December.
