Photo exhibition by Carla Kogelman exploring life with mental health conditions through portraits and personal testimonies from patients, families, and caregivers.
The Nijntje Museum in Utrecht presents its exhibition in Dutch Sign Language, welcoming deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors to experience the museum fully.
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.
Patchwork Post is a vibrant installation by Simone Post at the Centraal Museum in Utrecht.
An exhibition exploring the history of district nursing in the Netherlands, focusing on the vital role district nurses played in working-class communities.
Exhibition of Frans Franciscus, a figurative artist who launched his career during the postmodern shift of the 1980s.
Exhibition of works by children (ages 2-10) from the Kris Kras Atelier, where they develop their own creative ideas using simple materials.
Illustrator and artist Hedy Tjin displays her work in the window of Bibliotheek Neude. Her illustrations appear on murals, textiles, and children's books.
Artists Quita Felix and Maarten de Goede explore how collaboration works, inviting visitors to reflect on their own experiences of working together.
Outdoor exhibition at Fort de Gagel showcasing Gitte Spee's story and illustrations about bats.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht showcases the work and legacy of Frans Franciscus in the exhibition Godenschemering.
The Centraal Museum showcases an exhibition by Atelier Remy & Veenhuizen, a collaborative artist duo exploring their shared creative vision.
The Centraal Museum showcases works by Austrian artist Mathias Poledna in the exhibition Annex.
The Centraal Museum Utrecht explores Gerard van Honthorst, a Baroque master whose bold approach to light and colour set him apart from Rembrandt.
An exhibition at Centraal Museum Utrecht showcasing contemporary art and creative practices.
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.