Dave Meijer – Nulpunt
In the treasury of the museum, Voorlinden shows the key work Nulpunt (2002) by Dave Meijer from 24 March 2018 until 13 January 2020. 449 painted, colourful panels cover the walls of the secret exhibition space.
Antony Gormley – GROUND
In the summer of 2022, Antony Gormley (1950) will take over the museum and estate of Voorlinden. The British artist is renowned worldwide for his sculptures, installations and public works that explore the relationship between the human body and the space around us. The major retrospective exhibition GROUND brings together work spanning Gormley’s career, from his early lead sculptures from the 1980s to recent large-scale installations, and can be seen from 26 May to 25 September 2022.
Full Moon
Full Moon offers an a-historical cross-section and a first introduction to the diversity of the collection. Visitors are invited to make their own connections and comparisons and are challenged to form their own opinions.
Louise Bourgeois – To Unravel a Torment
Voorlinden presents Louise Bourgeois: To Unravel a Torment, a six-decade survey exhibition featuring forty pivotal works. It has been almost thirty years since the art of Louise Bourgeois was shown on such a broad scale in the Netherlands.
Pere Llobera
From 16 February until 5 May Voorlinden will present Pere Llobera (1970) in the cabinets of the museum. The exhibition displays work ranging from 2007 to his most recent art.
Less is More
In the exhibition Less is More, with works from the museum’s own collection, museum Voorlinden shows a counter-movement. We are increasingly longing for more and are less and less satisfied. Yet there is also an increasing demand for less. Also in the art world. This exhibition shows how artists go back to the essence: a new zero point.
Yayoi Kusama
On Friday 22 March 2019, one of the most important and most talked-about contemporary artists Yayoi Kusama turned 90 years old! Voorlinden is showing some iconic works from its own collection.
Armando – Preview
On Tuesday 18 September, Armando (1929-2018) would have turned 89 years old. On this occasion, museum Voorlinden shows some very recent works by this iconic Dutch artist from 2018 called ‘Todeslandschaft’. The works will only be on display for a short period of time: from 18 September until 2 November 2018. This small presentation is […]
Armando
Voorlinden had planned a retrospective of Armando in the spring of 2019. This show would have been dedicated to the artist’s ninetieth birthday. Armando (1929-2018) passed away on 1 July in Potsdam (Germany). The planned retrospective will now be on display from 3 November 2018 to 5 May 2019.