Art The Hague

Diversity, special programmes and encounters

Art The Hague will experience its twelfth edition from 1 to 5 October. In recent years, a lot has happened in the art world and in the field of fairs. Art The Hague managed to continuously strengthen its foundation as an international Hague art fair. Fairs have become more diverse; in addition to galleries and artists, special programmes and meetings are essential fair components. 

Galeries 

Art The Hague is proud to showcase its roots in The Hague, but The Hague is also an international city, so there are expats and foreign galleries alongside those from The Hague and the Netherlands. This year, specialised (international) galleries will be exhibiting art from Japan, China, Korea, France, Austria, Ukraine and Azerbaijan. Many galleries are coming to Art The Hague for the first time this year. Newcomers include Cube Gallery, Galerie Electronic Libre, WTC Rotterdam Art Gallery and Christine Discover Art.

Renowned galleries such as Livingstone Gallery, Galerie Mia Joosten and Project 2.0, Dürst Britt & Mayhew are also presenting their international artists. After visiting the fair, the ArtCafé is of course the place to evaluate your visit with a typical Hague dish: rendang, accompanied by a delicious Kompaan beer from Binckhorst or a glass of wine from the wine bar.

Programme highlight

Art The Hague kicks off on Wednesday 1 October at 6.15 p.m. with the official opening by Herman van Veen. His colourful paintings and international exhibitions make for a special start to the art fair.

On Friday 3 October at 4 p.m., theme artist Jeroen Duijf will be in conversation with Sanne Nies. In his work, he combines thick layers of oil paint with smooth brushstrokes and explores painting in an adventurous way. During Art The Hague, Galerie Nasty Alice will be showing a solo presentation of his work.

As a follow-up to Art + Architecture at Pulchri Studio in early 2025, designers Anniek van den Berge, Karel Bodegom, Gerrit van Es, Terry van der Heide and Eric Vreedenburgh will present their independent work under the title Podium van Pelt. Each in their own way, they explore the intertwining of art and architecture. On Saturday 4 October from 3 to 4 p.m., they will discuss this with each other and the public during Art The Hague.

View the complete programme on the Art The Hague website.

Location

The Fokker Terminal in The Hague is a characteristic industrial building famous. At the heart of the building is the impressive high aircraft hangar. In this strikingly beautiful bright space where aircraft used to be tinkered with, art lovers can now enjoy Art The Hague

Accessibility

The Fokker Terminal on the Binckhorstlaan is easily accessible by car, public transport and bicycle. From the motorway, take exit 4 (Voorburg / Binckhorst) by car. Once you are on the Binckhorstlaan, follow the signs for Fokker Terminal. The Fokker Terminal has around 400 parking spaces of its own.

For those travelling to the Fokker Terminal by public transport, take bus 26 towards Voorburg Station from the rear of Den Haag HS station. Get off at the Zonweg stop, about 100 metres from the site. Or take bus 28 from The Hague Central Station in the direction of Voorburg Station. 

If you come by bike, ride past Den Haag Centraal Station down the Binckhorstlaan until you see the Fokker Terminal on your right.