Nieuwelingen: A Diverse Exhibition Featuring Artists from the Nieuw-West District at Van Eesteren Museum
This show at the Van Eesteren Museum highlights urban art and cultural contributions by local makers.
The Van Eesteren Museum proudly presents 'Nieuwelingen,' an exhibition celebrating the vibrant artistic community of the Nieuw-West district. Visitors can explore a wide range of contemporary art disciplines from 31 local artists. This showcase offers a unique platform to appreciate the creative talent within the urban area, presented as part of the Blauwe Zone Festival.
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Exhibition summary
The Van Eesteren Museum presents 'Nieuwelingen,' an exhibition featuring work by 31 artists from the Nieuw-West district. This exhibition showcases diverse art disciplines, highlighting the rich talent within the urban area.
Curatorial context
The Van Eesteren Museum is hosting 'Nieuwelingen,' an exhibition dedicated to celebrating the vibrant artistic community of the Nieuw-West district. The show features the work of 31 local makers across a wide range of art disciplines, offering a platform to showcase the diverse creative talent within the area. This exhibition is part of the larger Blauwe Zone Festival, which aims to engage the community with cultural institutions and artists through open atelier routes, workshops, lectures, food, and bike tours.
The exhibition itself includes works by Aurélien Lepetit, Boyan Montero, Caroline Diepstraten, Dané Vonk, Emma Huffmann, Femke Janssen and Anastasija Pirozenko, Flip Kwakkel, Hessel de Ronde, HOUT&MOS (Michiel de Jong), Jasper Kooper, Javiera González Velásquez, Johanna de Schipper, Justin Agyin, Alma Bouwens and Anne Jan Sijbrandij, Karin van de Wiel, Maja Vucetic, Martijn Huting, Martijn Schriek, Michele Bazzoli, Mikelis Murnieks, Müge Yilmaz, Niki Milioni, Nikola Woudstra, Nina van Hartskamp, Nóra Békés, Peim van der Sloot, Peterine Arts, Rashel van der Schaaf, Remco Mooijekind, Sofie Leenen, Thom van Hoek, and William Lounsbury. This extensive list underscores the breadth of artistic practice represented in Nieuw-West.
Admission and ticket notes
Information regarding ticketing or admission is not explicitly detailed on this page, but the exhibition is part of the Blauwe Zone Festival, which may provide further visitor details through its associated events and participating institutions.
Nieuwelingen key exhibition facts
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Venue
Van Eesteren Museum
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jun 20, 2025 – Jul 6, 2025
Artist line / attribution
Featuring 31 artists from the Nieuw-West district, including Aurélien Lepetit, Boyan Montero, Caroline Diepstraten, Dané Vonk, Emma Huffmann, Femke Janssen and Anastasija Pirozenko, Flip Kwakkel, Hessel de Ronde, HOUT&MOS (Michiel de Jong), Jasper Kooper, Javiera González Velásquez, Johanna de Schipper, Justin Agyin, Alma Bouwens and Anne Jan Sijbrandij, Karin van de Wiel, Maja Vucetic, Martijn Huting, Martijn Schriek, Michele Bazzoli, Mikelis Murnieks, Müge Yilmaz, Niki Milioni, Nikola Woudstra, Nina van Hartskamp, Nóra Békés, Peim van der Sloot, Peterine Arts, Rashel van der Schaaf, Remco Mooijekind, Sofie Leenen, Thom van Hoek, and William Lounsbury.
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