Martin Fenne at Museum MORE Twickel, Delden
Martin Fenne shows several textile works in the group show ‘Into the Woods’ at Museum MORE Twickel, amongst them his recent Fig Leaf.
Martin Fenne shows several textile works in the group show ‘Into the Woods’ at Museum MORE Twickel, amongst them his recent Fig Leaf.
Simone Albers and Simon Scharinger have won the 2026 Wolvecamp Prize; both share a fascination with organic processes in their work.
Robbie Cornelissen (1954) and Susanna Inglada (1983) show their animations Terra Nova and Rumours/Can we Be Birds at Tschumi Inside, Groningen NL.
Fransje Killaars (1959) has a solo exhibition at museum ICOON, housed in a former bunker at Hoek van Holland, NL
Karin van Dam (1959) and Ed Pien (1958) exhibit at the Yukon Arts Centre Canada, in the project (Re)mediating Soils: Storied Soils.
Susanna Inglada created a spatial work for the 50 year anniversary exhibition of BPD Bouwfonds at the Noordbrabants Museum.
Marcel van Eeden’s exhibition ‘6. August 1870’ at the Museum für Neue Kunst Freiburg investigates the connection between nationalism, colonialism and racism.
Fransje Killaars exhibits in the BlowUp Art Festival in The Hague and the RMIT Gallery in Melbourne, Australia.
Elmar and Elisabeth Trenkwalder exhibit drawings and paintings and three monumental ceramic sculptures at Museum Liaunig, Austria.
In ‘We Ok’, David Bade exhibits the results of his collaboration with seven emerging artists and youths from Breda neighbourhoods.