EXHIBITIONS

This page lists all current and upcoming exhibitions. Click an exhibitions image to go to its page. Opening hours for visiting the exhibitions: Wednesday - Saturdays 12.00 - 17.00 hrs. and during performances. The entrance is free (as long as there is no performance for which you have to pay an entrance fee - see the programme page). If you want to be kept informed by email subscribe to our newsletter.

	21 January 2012 until 11 March 2012
Paintings		Adela Krubnerova Artist Adela Krubnerova describes her work as follows: "I paint absence in a mindful way."
	21 January 2012 until 11 March 2012
Paintings		Dinthe Nout The paintings by Dinthe Nout (1987, Nijmegen) remind us of days gone by, fable children and idealistic images. The ominous realistic childfigures that reoccur in Dinthe's work are deformed and don't seem childlike or even human.
	21 January 2012 until 11 March 2012
Works Of Art		Greetje van den Akker All pieces for this exposition by Greetje van den Akker where made with mixed techniques. The use of materials on different surfaces is very essential for the expression of these "faces".
	21 January 2012 until 11 March 2012
Paintings		Iefke Cochius Iefke Cochius, born in Paramaribo (Surinam), lives and works in The Hague, and is a self taught artist. For Cochius colors are the essence of painting. Her work is figurative without being realistic. She works mainly with acrylic, oils and mixed techniques.
	21 January 2012 until 11 March 2012
Paintings		Lydia Lindo 8 years ago I started painting portraits on MDF boards. Once I started sawing I couldn't stop, and I made about 30 portraits of writers who were special to me, like Charlotte Mutsaers, Virginia Woolf (with sigaretholder), Maarten 't Hart, Proust and recently Ann Goldstein (director Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam). I have painted for more than 30 years, on canvas as well as cardboard and wood using acrylic, oils or gouache. Mijn subjects vary from potrait to landscape to houses to flowers...
	21 January 2012 until 11 March 2012
Paintings		Sandra Thie Sandra Thie paints portraits in oils. Her style is direct, and the resemblance is striking. In her drawings and sketches she tries to reveal the essence of a character, also in search of an autonomous form. The subjects of her oil paintings are often children and friends, but frequently she also does assigned work.