Hanneke Groenteman spoke with Erik Mattijssen about his work during the finissage of the exhibition Paper Moon. And reported on it in the NRC.

Saar Scheerlings is among the finalist of the Lowe Craft Prize 2024. Her work will be shown in an exhibition in Paris this spring.

Mirjam Vreeswijk is now also represented by Italian gallery Plan X. The gallery has locations in Milan and Capri. The gallery showcases artists from around the globe.

Mirjam Vreeswijk is part of the 2024 edition of of Prospects, organizes by The Mondriaan Fund. The exhibition will showcase the work of 86 up-and-coming artists.

Saar Scheerlings makes her debut in Denmark at HAGD Contemporary in Aalborg. Her work is part of the goup exhibition White. On view until 20 January.

Gallery Viewer wrote an article about Mobembo, the first Dutch gallery exhibition by Congolese Rijksakademie alumni Fransix Tenda Lomba, “The chocolate has arrived... But do not ask how or at what expense.”

NRC interviewed Carmen Schabracq about the masks she created for The End Times Revue by theater collective Urland and exhibition Een Lekkere Dood in Museum tot Zover

Mirjam Vreeswijk curated the group exhibition Hazy Horizons, after winning the Kunstliefde Prize. She chose five young artists working in different disciplines including video installations, photography and painting.

Saar Scheerlings is part of the exhibition Ted Noten & Co in Museum Jan. The work of Ted Noten is combined with emerging and established fellow artists.

How far are we willing to go for what we love? That question is at the heart of the exhibition Do For Love in Museum IJsselstein, with works by Isa van Lier a.o.

A deeper appreciation of the natural world and a heightened understanding of the climate crisis are provocatively conjured up by the latest exhibition launched by AkzoNobel’s Art Foundation. Part of the exhibition is the installation Solastalgia by Kyra Sacks.

Gallery Viewer interviewed Lonneke van der Palen about her work and studio practice, for the occasion of Unseen Photo Fair.

Wouter curated the exhibition Een Lekkere Dood (Dutch for A Tasty Death) in Museum Tot Zover, in Amsterdam. Gallery artists Carmen Schabracq and Mai van Oers are part of the exhibition.

Mirjam Vreeswijk debuted in New York, in a show by Anthony Gallery and Sow & Tailor: The View We Seek. A collaborative group show featuring 18 artists.

Artsy wrote an article about summer group shows and their favourite discoveries this year. Among them was Mirjam Vreeswijk, who showed with Sow & Tailor Gallery in Los Angeles.

This year the Meijburg Art Commission has invited the artists to share their unique perspectives on the theme Environment. Lonneke van der Palen was nominated for this encouragement award supporting artists.

Mirjam Vreeswijk is part of the group exhibition Adorned Self at Sow & Tailor Gallery, Los Angeles.

A source of peace and wonder for the inhabitants of Amsterdam, the surroundings of the Tolhuistuin inspired Isa van Lier to make a series of wonderful creatures that live in the garden.

De Groene Amsterdammer wrote an review about the exhibition Sources of Wonder

Het Parool wrote a review about our exhibition Sources of Wonder, and the search for spiritualism in contemporary sculptures.