A portrait series exploring grief, loss, and the people who help us through difficult times. An exhibition honouring those who offer comfort and solace.
An exhibition exploring cremation, water and ritual through the lens of scattering ashes at sea.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
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.
The Nijntje Museum in Utrecht presents its exhibition in Dutch Sign Language, welcoming deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors to experience the museum fully.
Exhibition of Frans Franciscus, a figurative artist who launched his career during the postmodern shift of the 1980s.
Illustrator and artist Hedy Tjin displays her work in the window of Bibliotheek Neude. Her illustrations appear on murals, textiles, and children's books.
Museum Catharijneconvent showcases master painter Henk Helmantel's work, from mystical reflections to subtle lighting in cloisters and still lifes.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht showcases graffiti art by street artists, tracing the history and cultural significance of the medium.
Picture This! exhibition features award-winning picture book illustrations from 2026, bringing together talented illustrators from across the globe.
A photographic exhibition by Harry Slegh exploring grief and loss through portraits of Jana De Guchtenaere, capturing the emotional aftermath of bereavement.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht showcases the work and legacy of Frans Franciscus in the exhibition Godenschemering.
Interactive exhibition at Museum Catharijneconvent featuring hands-on activities for children celebrating the Dutch Sinterklaas tradition.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht's permanent collection showcases Dutch art and design spanning multiple historical periods.
Exhibition of sketches and sculptures by visual journalist Myrthe van Heerwaarden, based on the graphic novel 'A Life Drawn'. Portraits of Utrecht residents living, learning, and working together.
An exhibition of archaeological finds from across Utrecht province, featuring Roman artifacts, burial mounds, and medieval objects.