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Visit the studio of Johan Nieuwenhuize and others
. Have a portrait taken, see new work, buy art
. October 5th and 6th, 12:00 - 18:00


Johan Nieuwenhuize gives two guided tours of Art Collection The Hague University,
 as part of the Lighthouse Festival. 
September 16th, 12:15-12:45 and 13:00-13:45. Start in the Atrium

There's a new series of Art Lovers at The Hague University, curated by Johan Nieuwenhuize. In this first edition of the second series artist Johannes Langkamp will show his work Raumtaster. Monday, September 16th from 12:00 till 18:00 as part of The Lighthouse Festival. Photo: Portrait of artist Johannes Langkamp at his studio, with a testing model of Raumtaster. © Nimax photography

Johan Nieuwenhuize, will speak to Hornstra about his expansive and thought-provoking projects on Russia, as well as other endeavors. How do you classify portraits without losing sight of the subjects’ identities? And what does it mean for Hornstra that he’s barred from Russia due to his art? This talk will be in English Register here       Photo © Rob Hornstra Chelyabinsk, RUSSIA, 2003 - Portrait of Alexandra Alexeyevna Artamonova in the museum of the tank/tractor factory in Chelyabinsk.

In my studio next to The Hague Central Station, I organise portrait sessions on a regular basis. Have a beautiful photo taken, of your family, your child or a portrait for your LinkedIn profile. BOOK A SESSION NOW

Group exhibition about landscape with recent acquisitions and previously unseen works from the collection of Fries Museum. What is our relationship with our surroundings, on a local and global scale? The artists share the same subject, but have different artistic perspectives on it. With Astrid Nobel, Oscar Santillán, Eric Giraudet de Boudemange, Cristina Lucas, Aàdesokan, Alle Jong, Ellen Mandemaker, Jananne Al-Ani, Witho Worms, Johan Nieuwenhuize and B.C. Epker.

Solo exhibtion showing the results of the art commission about the renovation of the Pieter Teylers Huis. The exhibtion contains autonomous and reportage photography as well as the artist book of the project.

Group exhibition with works by Lieven Hendriks, Marten Hendriks, OTANI NIEUWENHUIZE, Jaap Kroneman, Sjoerd Knibbeler, Raoul Teulings, Bram Kuypers, Jeroen Jongeleen, Hester Oerlemans, Peter Jordaan and Marjolein de Groen.

Group exhibition including the 4K led screen version of in times of corona, work by Sandra Uittenbogaart and contributions of citizens of The Hague.

Group exhibition about public space during the first corona lock down. With the AI installation IN TIMES OF CORONA. Participating artists Christian van der Kooy, Johan Nieuwenhuize, Milene van Arendonk, Nadinde Stijns, Esther Hovers, Miquel Peres dos Santos and Sandara Uittenbogaert.

Permanent work. Visible during opening hours of the University. The Bubble is an artistic research project for which Johan Nieuwenhuize has assembled a visual archive containing over 700 photographs that portray the experiences of students. Using AI filter bubbles of images are being made based on this database. In collaboration with data scientist Robin van Emden.