Dommelplein

The Dommelplein has seven galleries housing seven long-term exhibitions and installations:

Korean artist Ayoung Kim’s video installation Delivery Dancer is her first Dutch solo exhibition. She invites you to experience time as something that bends, loops, and changes shape in unexpected ways.

In john gerrard’s work Ghost Feed, you see a monkey, standing in the midst of a virtually smouldering forest, staring at its own reflection on a smartphone. The artist invites you to reflect on the relationship between technology and ecology.

What does art education look like? And could it be different? The Feminist School of Painting by artist Ad Minoliti reimagines art education. For two months each year, local artists, activists, and researchers lead free sessions every two weeks, combining talks with hands-on workshops.

The daily workshop by Sarkis, L’Atelier d’aquarelle dans l’eau, invites you into a watercolour ritual. Drops of pigment disperse in water, forming moving shapes that slowly dissolve.

The exhibition Geo-Design by Design Academy presents Tarti School, an installation about measurement, art and design. The installation shows how art and design deal with the way we extract, value, and distribute matters, things, and resources.

In Plug & Play by Studio Woensel West, ten young artists explore what time means to them. Their work tells its own story about the experience of time and a connection to the past.

The exhibition Hidden Connections brings the Van Abbemuseum’s colonial past to light.