De Stadsgalerie Groningen presents an exhibition of large-scale paintings at Martiniplaza.
Explore the history of magic and illusion, from legendary escape artist Houdini to contemporary magician Hans Klok, in this behind-the-scenes exhibition.
Foam showcases a major solo exhibition by renowned photographer Nadav Kander, featuring work spanning four decades of contemporary photography.
BΓ‘rbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca present their video work 'Future of Yesterday', exploring the German hardcore scene at De Pont Museum.
Foam showcases the photography of Myriam Boulos, winner of the Foam Paul Huf Award. A contemporary photography exhibition.
TEFAF gathers 260 leading art dealers from 20 countries in Maastricht, showcasing works from over 7,000 years of art history.
Exhibition exploring surrealism as a global artistic movement and creative mindset, beyond its European origins.
Eye Filmmuseum presents the first exhibition and complete film retrospective of Austrian filmmaker Ulrich Seidl in the Netherlands, exploring life, love and death.
Twenty artists investigate the concept of family lines in the Paper Biennial 2026, an exhibition exploring what family means in contemporary society.
Eve Arnold: All about Eve showcases the work of one of the twentieth century's most influential photographers at the Fotomuseum aan het Vrijthof.
A retrospective of artist Henk Mual's work at Museum Arnhem, marking 75 years of Moluccans in the Netherlands.
Photo exhibition Unseen at muZIEum where you can explore the works at your own pace.
Base Line - Music Meets Art combines sounding instruments and music with visual art at Kunstmuseum Den Haag.
Kunstmuseum Den Haag presents a new edition of Mix & Match showcasing work by artist Antonis Pittas.
A comprehensive exhibition of expressionist painter Herman Kruyder's work, supported by Singer Laren's collection and a newly published monograph.
Photographer Rob Hornstra and writer Arnold van Bruggen document the lives of undocumented migrants in Europe's largest greenhouse complex, where they labour under harsh conditions to produce our food.
A major retrospective of Marisol, the Venezuelan-American pop artist who shaped the visual culture of the 1960s with her distinctive sculptural works.
Kunsthal Rotterdam showcases Paul Signac, a pioneering neo-impressionist master, through his vibrant paintings and drawings.
Interactive art project exploring family structures and women's roles within them. Visitors contribute to Mirthe Berentsen's research and discuss the topic with fellow participants.
Daniel Douglas's paintings at Museum Slager reveal hidden faces and creatures within landscapes and still lifes - optical illusions that emerge the longer you gaze.
Exhibition of Sigmar Polke's radical colour experiments from the 1980s at De Pont Museum, exploring the intensity and material shifts in his paintings.
Lita Cabellut's 22 monumental works engage with Goya's Los Disparates, exploring power, identity, and human fragility.
The Dutch Tile Museum showcases the ceramic and tile work of master craftsman Jac. Bongaerts across an extensive exhibition.
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.
An immersive experience that transports you to the wreck of the frigate Huis te Warmelo, 60 metres down on the North Sea floor.
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.
An immersive installation by Iranian-Dutch artist Tina Farifteh exploring identity and cultural memory. A visual journey through personal and collective histories.
A centenary exhibition celebrating 100 years of Philips Design and Louis Kalff's legacy of innovative products that shaped daily life.
Museum Valkenburg presents the rich history of this small Limburgian town through its collections and exhibits.
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.
Family exhibition exploring nature's patterns: why zebras have stripes, ladybirds have spots, and snail shells have spirals.
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.
Janilda Bartolomeu's film installation examines the dreams and aspirations of the Cape Verdean diaspora at Rotterdam's Nieuwe Instituut.
DARN too is the sequel to the DARN exhibition at the Zeeuws Museum, opening on 14 February 2026, exploring restoration as its core theme.
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.
A fashion presentation featuring 24 garments across centuries, each with its own story of wear, repair, and craftsmanship.
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.
Museum Klok & Peel showcases zoological archaeology and paleontology through a new exhibition featuring AI-powered interaction with a mammoth skeleton.
Three years of restoration work on Van Gogh's "The Poplar Lane near Nuenen" in the studio of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.
An exhibition exploring the rediscovered paintings of Elly Tamminga, a 20th-century Dutch artist whose legacy is experiencing a major revival.
An exhibition at Kasteel Doornenburg exploring how food and drink shaped society across centuries, from personal taste to social status and grand celebrations.
A monumental installation exploring the historical entanglement of power and technology at Rijksmuseum Twenthe.
SΓ‘mi artists explore the relationship between people and land through works about nature, environmental change, and power in their territory.
Exhibition exploring West African textiles as a powerful fashion code. Discover how clothing and patterns express identity and status across cultures.
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.
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.
An exhibition exploring the history of Turkish migrant workers in Twente and their enduring cultural legacy in the region.
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.
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.
An exhibition of nearly forty works in which artists and designers use textiles to express their personal narratives.
An interactive digital forest installation where you become part of the ecosystem, complete with waterfall and wildlife.
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.
Exhibition exploring Coevorden and Drenthe's role in Dutch colonialism and the slave trade, presented by the Stedelijk Museum Coevorden.
Paintings and drawings by Dutch artist Sam Drukker exploring the human figure through portraiture, capturing strength, vulnerability and beauty.
Exhibition exploring the history of Amsterdam's LHBTQIA+ community at De Nieuwe Kerk during WorldPride 2026.
Magnum Photos, one of the world's most influential photo agencies, takes centre stage in this exhibition. Discover the stories behind iconic images.
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.
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 Daniel Douglas at Museum Slager, where hidden images emerge from still lifes and landscapes the longer you look.
An exhibition exploring nightlife and darkness in the seventeenth century. Discover what the night looked like then and what happened after sunset.
Eva BesnyΓΆ (1910-2003) was a pioneering photographer and feminist. The Fotomuseum Den Haag presents the largest retrospective of her work to date.
The Frisian Museum in Leeuwarden explores the life and legacy of Redbad, the legendary medieval Frisian king.
Exhibition exploring the Iranian resistance movement, highlighting women's role in their struggle against oppression and inequality.
The Stedelijk Museum Alkmaar showcases a focused exhibition on faith from the Kremer Collection, featuring works that explore different religious traditions and spiritual themes.
Rarri Jackson presents two works in conversation with the artistic legacy of Sientje Mesdag-van Houten at Museum Panorama Mesdag.
Museum Valkenburg celebrates its 75th anniversary with an exhibition exploring the museum's own history on the second floor.
An exhibition exploring hip-hop and street culture in Helmond, organized by UrbanMatterz in connection with the city's landmark festival.
Artist Vincent Ruijters presents 'Crimson Gilt', a textile installation evoking the sunken VOC ship the Amsterdam, tracing historic sailing routes to Japan and Indonesia.
Exhibition exploring belief and meaning through 35 masterpieces from the Rijksmuseum, paired with six personal perspectives on what sustains us.
Hella de Jonge's paintings examine war, family history, and the voices long absent from the historical record.
Exhibition exploring graffiti as a foundation for artistic creation, showcasing how the medium transcends its street-art origins to shape contemporary art practice.
Museum Arnhem presents the first comprehensive retrospective of Henk Mual, an artist whose work is rooted in the Moluccas, Java and the Netherlands.
Exhibition exploring Zandvoort's women through historical perspectives and contemporary portraits by photographer Ursula van de Bunte.
An exhibition of Sigmar Polke's radical colour experiments from the 1980s at De Pont Museum, exploring the beauty and material transformations in his work.
De Pont Museum presents a major exhibition of American artist Matthew Monahan's sculptures, reliefs, and works on paper in autumn 2026.
Exhibition of dream images by DaniΓ«l Douglas where hidden faces and creatures emerge from natural scenes.
Exhibition exploring the historical connections between Japan and the Netherlands, housed in the former home of Philipp Franz von Siebold.
Museum De Lakenhal and The Phoebus Foundation showcase seventeenth-century art and nature through an imaginative exhibition designed by fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck.
Museum Panorama Mesdag showcases masterworks by Betzy Akersloot-Berg, a leading 19th-century European female seascape and landscape painter, including rarely seen pieces from three countries.
British artist Sarah Maple's first major Dutch solo exhibition examines identity, faith, and the intersection of multiple roles in contemporary Western society.
The Noordbrabants Museum explores the lives and artistic legacies of Jan Sluijters' children in a new exhibition.
Marie-Claire Messouma Manlanbien's first Dutch solo exhibition explores textile, copper and crystal as vessels of memory, bridging cultures and traditions.
An exhibition at Paleis Het Loo examining the historical and contemporary meanings of white as colour and concept.
Exhibition examining the emotional, social and political meaning of food, from raw ingredients to the dinner table.
Exhibition exploring humanity's impact on the landscape, bringing together works by Renaissance master Jan van Scorel and contemporary artist PΓ© Okx.
Udo Prinsen engages in a dialogue with Mondrian and Molinari in this exhibition at the Mondriaanhuis.
Exhibition about Dora Hitz (1853-1924), a German artist who achieved major recognition across Europe but remains largely forgotten in the Netherlands.
Photographer Stephan Vanfleteren explores five years of maritime discovery in this exhibition at the Maritime Museum.
An exhibition exploring the colonial history of Suriname and the Caribbean through the lens of contemporary Dordrecht.
Family exhibition about Wojtek, the famous bear who served in the British Army. On display in Groesbeek from August 2026 to April 2027.
Exhibition tracing the history of Dutch wool production and its modern-day uses.
A comprehensive retrospective of South African artist Moshekwa Langa, spanning three decades and exploring memory, landscape, borders and time.
Exhibition featuring work by Nour-Eddine Jarram and Henk Chabot, two artists united by their focus on migration, freedom and identity.
Artist Vivian Suter presents a large-scale installation at the Elleboogkerk in Amersfoort.
Exhibition exploring how Luther and Erasmus shaped ideas about freedom and critical thinking, and what their legacy means today.
Exhibition showcasing textile designer Hella Jongerius's work and creative process at the Textile Museum Tilburg.
Photography exhibition exploring what a beached whale might reveal, with works by Karlijn van Diepen at the Natural History Museum Rotterdam.
The Frans Hals Museum showcases masterworks by two of the 17th century's greatest portrait painters, Frans Hals and Rembrandt, hung together for direct comparison.
Exhibition exploring how 17th-century artists depicted Amsterdam's rise from port city to global power through cityscapes that shaped the city's self-image.
The Veenkoloniaal Museum showcases a retrospective of visual artist Anja Jager, a native of Hoogezand-Sappemeer in the northern Netherlands.
The Dordrecht Museum showcases Dutch drawings from private collections rarely seen by the public.
An overview exhibition of Anja Jager's work, exploring women, cyclicity and timeless narratives through painting.
Jeroen Hermkens presents his expressive cityscapes and explores the artists who have inspired his artistic journey in this exhibition.
Stefan Bleekrode's refined drawings and watercolours of cities and landscapes from Europe and America are on display at Museum De Wieger.
Five centuries of heel history at the Schoenenkwartier: from Peter Popps' iconic Cube to Queen MΓ‘xima's favourite Louboutin.
GRID Grafisch Museum showcases graphic design from the 1980s in an exhibition that feels unexpectedly contemporary.
A refreshed presentation of works from the Groninger Museum's collection dedicated to De Ploeg, the artists' association founded in Groningen in 1918.
An exhibition exploring witch hunts, women's knowledge, and the lasting impact of historical exclusion and marginalization.
Vibeke Mascini's Daisychain examines the relationships between energy, memory, nature and technology.
Ten contemporary Dutch artists and a writer showcase their work throughout the forest at MORE Twickel, nestled among ancient trees and woodland paths.
Interactive exhibition with a treehouse theme at the Waterline Museum, where children can engage in hands-on activities and creative play.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht showcases graffiti art by street artists, tracing the history and cultural significance of the medium.
Discover how Zaandam's wooden houses and mills were saved from demolition in the 1950s and how the Zaanse Schans came to be.
Exhibition exploring how artists and designers use textiles to express personal narratives, featuring nearly forty works from the museum's collection.
An exhibition about how heritage forms the identity of Weesp and what the city preserves for future generations.
Exhibition exploring 110 years of Gispen, the Dutch furniture and architecture company, at the Dudok Architecture Centre.
An exhibition exploring cosplay as a global youth culture, creative expression and commercial phenomenon at the Design Museum Den Bosch.
Het Noordbrabants Museum presents a major exhibition of children's portraits by Dutch painter Jan Sluijters, including works never before publicly displayed.
De Pont Museum presents its first exhibition of American artist Matthew Monahan, showcasing recently acquired sculptures and works he donated to the museum.
The Dutch Lithography Museum showcases lithographic works by CoBrA artists, featuring many pieces never previously exhibited.
Artist duo Wagner & De Burca present their work 'Future of Yesterday', exploring the German Straight Edge hardcore punk scene, at De Pont Museum.
British artist Sarah Maple presents her first solo exhibition in a Dutch museum, exploring the intersection of personal and political themes.
The Zaans Museum showcases paper-cut art by Geertje Aalders alongside the nature illustrations of Jac. P. Thijsse, celebrating bees, bumblebees and pollinators.
The Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven explores how a museum would operate if it followed the principle of a sundial.
Miramar Zeemuseum celebrates its 70th anniversary with an exhibition dedicated to founder Jeanne Warners and her remarkable legacy.
The Veenkoloniaal Museum showcases artworks by Latvian artists from Tukums.
A temporary exhibition at the War and Garrison Museum Ede exploring the history of The King's Own Scottish Borderers through photographs, objects and stories from Operation Market Garden.
Exhibition exploring graffiti as an art form, from the streets of New York to a worldwide cultural movement.
A rare look inside the legendary Magnum Photos agency, featuring iconic images and stories from photographers around the globe.
The Hannemahuis showcases Harlingen's maritime history and its trading connections with the Baltic region.
A comprehensive exhibition exploring 75 years of television history at the Weeffabriek.
Naturalis presents a new exhibition exploring Suriname's nature, wildlife, and the indigenous cultures that have thrived there for centuries.
Exhibition exploring the transformation from hunter-gatherers to early farmers in ancient Friesland, with archaeological finds and insights into prehistoric agricultural life.
Paintings by Henk Helmantel and religious sculptures from his personal collection on display at Museum Klooster Ter Apel.
An exhibition exploring the hidden life beneath our feet, showcasing the sounds and stories of soil organisms that chirp, grunt and rustle in the darkness below.
Exhibition exploring Dora Hitz, an artist who championed women's voices in the art world. At Drents Museum De Buitenplaats.
The TRC showcases a refreshed exhibition tracing paisley from its historical origins to its status as a globally recognized design icon.
Exhibition showcasing LEGO Fabuland sets, dioramas, and rare items from this classic LEGO theme.
An exhibition exploring networks of precarity and vulnerability at NYMA.
The Noordbrabants Museum explores Van Gogh's fascination with hats through paintings from its permanent collection.
Exhibition exploring the role of elves in carnival culture and folk traditions of North Brabant.
Contemporary artist Justin Oguchukwu showcases new work at Het Noordbrabants Museum as part of the Brabantse Nieuwe platform.
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 Nijkerk examines the historical and contemporary connections between the city and Suriname in the exhibition 'My history - your history'.
Exhibition of bottle-ship models featuring motorboats and other non-sailing vessels at the Bottle Ships Museum.
Interactive exhibition where children aged 6 to 12 can experiment with artistic play and creative techniques inspired by professional artists.
Exhibition showcasing innovative compact housing solutions and contemporary approaches to sustainable living.
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 exploring influential women throughout history, from artists to scientists and social changemakers.
Interactive serious game exploring drug smuggling through Vlissingen's harbour. Discover how cocaine trafficking impacts society.
Kunstkring Henri Jonas showcases lyrical abstract paintings, still lifes, ceramics, and Parisian scenes in a summer-themed exhibition.
Artist Oscar Peters presents 'Barbarian', a haunted house installation at De Monopole in Schiedam.
An exhibition about the Palmhout Wreck, an exceptionally preserved 17th-century shipwreck from the Wadden Sea, featuring finds and research into maritime life and trade.
Exhibition exploring 100 years of healthcare history in Ede, featuring hospitals and recovery facilities such as HORA and De Gelderhorst.
An exhibition exploring how the Dutch huif, a traditional Dutch headdress, travelled and spread across the world.
BLOS's work is on display at the Fotomuseum Hilversum in an exhibition centred on colour, textile and photography.
An exhibition tracing a century of healthcare history in Ede, featuring hospitals and convalescent homes such as HORA and De Gelderhorst.
Climb the Peperbus bell tower in the St. Gertrudiskerk and discover the Torenkamer Gradatus, dedicated to the surveying work of Willebrord Snellius.
Explore the Gevangenpoort, a historic prison in Bergen op Zoom that is now open to the public.
Exhibition featuring skeletons of animals from Brabant's soil, from mammoths to household pets. Visitors can interact with the bones through AI technology.
A pop-up museum celebrating Martien Coppens in a vacant office space in Lieshout.
Explore Bergen op Zoom's city hall, a remarkable historic monument open to the public.
An exhibition exploring design as process: how objects emerge from materials, energy, and labour, and are never truly 'finished'.
Exhibition exploring two centuries of Maastricht's makers, craftspeople and innovators.
Interactive playground at the Bonnefanten where children can experiment and create art on the third floor.
Special Sunday mornings at Van Gogh House Drenthe with exclusive access for art enthusiasts, running from October 2026 to April 2027.
Artist Lia van Vugt returns to Het Depot in Wageningen after more than two decades with a new exhibition.
Group exhibition examining borders, alienation, and xenophobia. Young and established artists explore how mental and physical boundaries feed fear and how art can open new perspectives.
Stadsmuseum Woerden showcases the intersection of art and science through flowers and plants, featuring remarkable botanical drawings.
Daniel Douglas's exhibition at Museum Slager reveals hidden faces and strange beings within seemingly ordinary still-life paintings.
Exhibition featuring works from three collections, curated by 27 guest curators at Bonnefanten.
An exhibition in Roden exploring the history and artistry of porcelain, from traditional techniques to contemporary applications.
The Valkerij- en Sigarenmakerijmuseum marks 40 years with an exhibition on the Dutch huif, showcasing world-famous works by Jac and 39 international artists.
The Frisian Museum explores the life and legacy of Redbad, the legendary king who ruled Frisia over a thousand years ago.
An exhibition at Werkplaats12 in Harlingen, open daily to the public.
The Fotoclub Kimswerd/Harlingen photography club showcases their work at the local library.
Outdoor exhibition of landscape paintings by Maike van der Kooij in Ezinge, presented by KIEK! outdoor gallery.
An exhibition in Wehe-den Hoorn showcasing carefully selected works from a private collection.
Spatial installations by Melanie Bosboom at the Broederenkerk, created in collaboration between Dat Bolwerck and BIJ de bieb and inspired by the church's historic murals and architecture.
A journey through time and space where science, art and nature combine to tell the story of life on Earth, from the Big Bang to 2125 and beyond.
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.
Exhibition celebrating Zeeland bird wallhangings, a traditional textile art form blending craft and visual art. Discover how this heritage technique is being revived and reimagined.