Christie van der Haak (1950) has a solo exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Kampen entitled Nouveau Deco – every pattern has a meaning. A frieze with her patterns has been applied to the facade of the museum. The main hall of the museum has been turned into a Gesamtkunstwerk dispaying Christie van der Haak’s floor and wall coverings, chairs upholsterd with her fabrics, carpets, panels and glass vases.
In Different than Usual, Christie van der Haak created two cabinets covered with her patterns in which sixteen guest artists show their work.
Solo exhibition of Christie van der Haak at Kasteel Helmond: Maria van Brabant, with patterns, fabrics, furniture, glass and three older works in Chapter 3hree at the HEM Zaandam.
Installation by Christie van der Haak (1950) in the outdoor display case of the Schunck museum with fabrics, panels, wallpaper and paintings.
Art The Hague’s theme is women in art, Galerie Maurits van de Laar presents work by Karin van Dam, Andrea Freckmann and Christie van der Haak.
The Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden NL, was reopened after three years of renovation and expansion. Christie van der Haak (1952) shows several fabrics that she designed for the Nieuw Leids Laken project.
Marcel van Eeden, Andrea Freckmann, Christie van der Haak, Tobias Lengkeek and Zeger Reyers are participating in the exhibition Haagse Heritage at Heden.
Tomb of the Ordinary Man Nare Eloyan, Jakup Ferri, Christie van der Haak Marjolijn van der Meij, Zeger Reyers, Elmar Trenkwalder drawings, work on paper, three dimensional work, sculpture, textile 17-02 through 17-03-2019 Tomb of the Ordinary Man, curated by Nare Eloyan (1988) focuses on art that has close ties to everyday life; as a…
Christie van der Haak (1950) is showing new works crafted from glass at the National Glass Museum in Leerdam,
as part of the exhibition Art Deco Glas – Belofte voor het Moderne (A Promise for the Modern).
Christie van der Haak (1950) has realised an installation at Villa Mondriaan at Winterswijk, The Netherlands.