Art The Hague

Diversity, special programmes and encounters

Art The Hague will experience its Thirteen edition from 14th to 18th 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.