Fiona Lutjenhuis’s work will be featured in A Deeper Shade of Soul, the fourth edition of h3h biënnale, in De Heilige Driehoek, Oosterhout, from 21 June to 3 August 2025.

From May 24 to September 6 of 2025, Fiona Lutjenhuis joins a group exhibition at Drawing Centre Diepenheim, together with Maga Berr, pietsjanke fokkema, Jochem Mestriner, and Dakota Magdalena Mokhammad.

Artist Erik Mattijssen published the book Eye for Things. Now available in better bookstores or via Idea Books. The world that Erik Mattijssen creates with his work is open and bright, in a playful way both harmonious and strange. There is beauty to be found, and lightness, but also signs of melancholy.

Galerie Fleur & Wouter is very honoured and proud by the nomination of Fiona Lutjenhuis for the Prix de Rome 2025. The nomination is accompanied by an exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, which opens this autumn.

Wouter curated an exhibition about cats in contemporary art for Museum More. Among the exhibitors are gallery artists Mirjam Vreeswijk & Johan Kleinjan.

Carmen Schabracq's work Apotropaic Mask was highlighted as artwork of the week in the Volkskrant. The work is part of the exhibition Above Nature at the Vishal in Haarlem, where it can be seen until 30 March 2025.

During MORE's 10th anniversary, artist Erik Mattijssen is also celebrating a jubilee: this year it will be exactly 40 years since his first solo exhibition. Under the title Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, Museum MORE will show a wide selection from Mattijssen's oeuvre.

Carmen Schabracq will participate in the group show The Wall of She in Galerie Sofie van de Velde. The exhibition is curated by art historian and founder of Titty Mag Cathelijne Blok.

Liquid Shadows is the first show of Mirjam Vreeswijk with Plan X Gallery in Milan. The exhibition with works by Vreeswijk and Billy Ginny explores the ephemeral nature of perception, a space where reality appears as an ever shifting mirage, blurring the boundaries between the visible and the invisible, the known and the unknown.

The Amsterdam Museum collects and presents odes to women who have meant something to Amsterdam. These odes will become part of the Amsterdam Museum collection. Carmen Schabracq's portrait Maybeline Akua from the “Vrouwen van Zuid Oost” series is on show until August 31 at this special exhibition.

On Friday 29 November, curator Nadine van den Bosch will open her latest exhibition for Garage Rotterdam: Ghosts of Futures Past, featuring work by Saar Scheerlings, among others.

The solo show Anhmania by Fiona Lutjenhuis is on show in project space 1646 in The Hague from 22/11/2024 –19/01/2025. The exhibition explores themes such as the supernatural, death, god(s) and religion.

From Sunday 20 October two sculptures by Saar Scheerlings can be seen in, The New Mother Sculptures, an exhibition curated by Ad de Jong for Museum CoBrA in Amstelveen, NL.

Pulling Strings is an exhibition developed around the idea of the puppet. During the month of July, a group of artists will collectively create a world in which non-human creatures take over the space.

On June 21, Van der Palen opens a solo exhibition at Museum JAN in Amstelveen.

On Thursday 13 June Lonneke van der Palen will present her first photo book Lemons Gazing at Mount Etna in FOAM.

During the summer of 2024, Museum Belvédère will highlight the work of 11 diverse Dutch artists whose work captures personal experiences and memories in series of drawings or paintings. With a solo exhibition by Erik Mattijssen.

From 1 July to 15 August 2024, 6 major Costières estates are inviting 20 visual artists to exhibit their work in the vineyards, cellars and tasting rooms. With works by Natacha Mankowski.

For the first time, Stedelijk Museum Schiedam presents a large selection of works from the former NOG Collection, donated to the museum by SNS Reaal in 2021. Works by Erik Mattijssen are included in the exhibition.

The Limburg Biennial is a biennial exhibition in the tradition of the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition in London. Organised by Marres in Maastricht. Carmen Schabracq's work can be seen in two exhibitions in the city