12 April through 10 May 2026
Sunday 26 April Art Walk The Hague 13:00 – 17:00 hours
The gallery, established in 1991, focuses on art in which the personal involvement and engagement of the artist emerges. There is an emphasis on drawings because concepts and ideas are first conceived here. The directness and informality of drawing make that the artist gives him/herself away most in this medium. Painting shown in the gallery is mostly figurative, here too the personal is important besides individual character or recalcitrance. Three dimensional work has an outspoken personal form language or experiments with new ways of inhabiting spaces and exploring natural processes. In addition there is the awareness, that a gallery should be a stage for experiment as well.
At least once a year an artist realizes an installation or a project in the gallery.
Toussaintkade 49, 2513 CL The Hague NL
opening hours
Thursday – Saturday 12:00 -17:00 h.
Sunday 13:00 -17:00 h.
e-mail info@mauritsvandelaar.nl
Jantien Jongsma, Axel Linderholm en Derk Thijs share a focus on daily life in their paintings and work on paper.
At the fifth edition of the Art Island fair Galerie Maurits van de Laar presents new textile works by Martin Fenne.
Susanna Inglada (1983) has exhibitions at the FRAC Picardie and the Maison de la Culture Amiens (MCA) in France.
In commission for the exhibition ‘Stairway to..?’ at Kunsthal KAdE Amersfoort Simone Albers (1990) made a new work.
Stan Klamer and Susanna Inglada participate in ‘Apocalypse’ at Museum Huis van het Boek, a show about the end of times and what comes after.
On the occasion of the Prix Drawing Now 2025, Susanna Inglada has a solo at the Drawing Lab Paris entitled ‘All Parts of Us’.
Nour Eddine Jarram’s series ‘Moroccan Youths’ is on show at the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, his work ‘The Reunion’ at the Chabot Museum Rotterdam
Dan Zhu (1985) has a solo at Museum Kranenburgh, Bergen NL of recent drawings and paintings and a large mural she made for the exhibition.
Elmar Trenkwalder (1959) exhibits his monumental sculpture WVZ 183 in the baroque Carlone Hall of Museum Belvedere in Vienna.
As a tribute to his long career as a painter, Erik Pape (1942) has a solo exhibition at Museum Rijswijk, titled ‘Things That Struck Me’.
Zeger Reyers (1966) participates in the exhibition The Mushroom at the End of the World at the CODA Museum in Apeldoorn NL
Stan Klamer participates in ‘Completely off the Map’: how maps change because of current political, climatological and technical developments.
Susanna Inglada shows her work Medusa in the exhibition Fantastic Beings at Museum van Bommel van Dam Venlo, NL.
Susanna Inglada shows a new spatial work at the Biënnale St. Denijs City 2025, in Sint Denijs/Zwevegem, Belgium.
Fransje Killaars’ work is on show in the new collection display at the Centraal Museum Utrecht and in 37PK Haarlem.
Dieter Mammel: Lifeline, solo exhibition in National Museum of Art, Timisoara, Romania
Elmar Trenkwalder has a solo exhibiton at the Castle Museum Linz, Austria, featuring a.o. his monumental work WVZ 365 and two large drawings
Robbie Cornelissen (1954) participates in the exhibition Schöner Wohnen at the Kunsthalle Tübingen, Germany.
Christie van der Haak transforms the Former Synagogue at Museum Kampen into a mesmerising space, pulsating with colour and pattern.