Five artists investigate deep emotions through works from the Valkhof Museum collection. An exhibition exploring what moves them and what you feel.
An exhibition about Nijmegen's role as a border city and how the city's history has formed the identity of its people.
Rotating art exhibitions at Bibliotheek Hatert. Artists can apply to display their work on this exhibition wall.
An exhibition exploring the moment of stillness and transition - the ordinary beside the exceptional, and the break that ensues.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Artist Fernando Sánchez Castillo explores power and authority through provocative sculptures and installations in this thought-provoking show.
Photo exhibition Unseen at muZIEum where you can explore the works at your own pace.
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.
Photographer Evert den Hartogh presents his exhibition 'Rondje Bottendaal' at the Thiemeloods, opening on National Heritage Day.
An exhibition by Fernando Sánchez Castillo exploring how those in power exercise authority and the ways they project that power.
The Valkhof Museum reveals how it was created and developed over time.
An exhibition centred on the experiences of Black women in Nijmegen, featuring personal stories about exclusion, discrimination, and visibility.
Explore how Nijmegen's landscape changed over millions of years and the remarkable sea creatures that once inhabited this region in this geological exhibition.
Rotating art exhibitions at Bibliotheek Hatert. Artists can apply to display their work.
An exhibition at NYMA exploring the threshold between the ordinary and the extraordinary, capturing the instant when anticipation suddenly shifts.
An artwork by Frank Havermans is on view at the Besiendershuis in Nijmegen.
Photographer Evert den Hartogh presents his exhibition 'Rondje Bottendaal' at the Thiemeloods, opening on Open Monumentendag.
BURO #7 showcases the work of artist Roos Terra at NYMA. The exhibition is on view from 26 September through 18 October.