Lens&Canvas Artfair
Lens&Canvas is organising a unique art fair with a focus this time on hanging art. The choice of this focus avoids an overly diverse spectrum and provides a clear stage for the participating artists.
Creative breeding ground of The Hague
The fair will take place at 'The Grey Space in the Middle', a creative incubator in the heart of The Hague.
The aim of the art fair is to create a vibrant and inclusive environment where art is celebrated, supported and accessible to a wide audience. Art as it is meant to be: for everyone.
Immerse yourself in the world of art and discover new talents while enjoying a unique experience at this art fair with lectures and workshops by artists. With 30 different artists showing their work, each with their own dedicated space, you will have the chance to discover a wide range of artistic styles and expressions.
Lens&Canvas
Lens&Canvas is committed to providing a stage for independent and emerging artists who are not represented by a gallery. The aim is to connect, inspire and enrich artists and a wide audience through low-threshold events. This gives artists the chance to receive valuable feedback and visitors the opportunity to enrich their experience.
They strongly believe in the power of artistic freedom and independent expression in a society where commercial interests often dominate the art world. It is important to create more space to create freely. They want to create a meeting place in The Hague where residents can see and hear what it is like to express yourself in freedom. That freedom should be protected and increased.
Participating artists edition 2024:
Alex Ploeger, Benine van Karnebeek, Bjorn Staps, Cees Beuzekom, dutchplottr, Eva Veldhoen, Femke Reijerman, Fleur Huijsdens, Hein Eberson, Hester Baars, Inge van der Ven, Maarten Koch, Maarten van Schaik, Maria Gruppelaar, Marleen Dalhuijsen, Michelle Schmit, Monique Goossens, Nanda Sanders, Pearl Sijmons, Printed Plant, Puck van Doorn, Rachel Ericson, Ramon Otting, Rianne Noordegraaf, Roald Wolters, Salomé Roodenburg, Sjoukje van Gool, Studio nom., SUNouSAN, Suzanne Ranzijn