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  • Move You Fool

    Exhibition Move You Fool by Shertise Solano explores the intersection of art and tarot, offering a multimedia experience. Visitors engage with tarot-inspired artworks and discover personal insights. The exhibition features Solano’s latest works and select pieces from the collection, including Natasja Kensmil.

  • New Collection Displays at Kunstmuseum Den Haag

    Currently, Kunstmuseum Den Haag features a new collection display that includes a work by Natasja Kensmil. Among the highlights is her recently completed painting, “In the Ark of Moths and Butterflies” (2024). This piece joins the museum’s rich collection, offering visitors the opportunity to engage with Kensmil’s distinctive style and themes.

  • Collection as Cosmos

    This spring, the Van Abbemuseum presents Collection as Cosmos, a groundbreaking exhibition reimagining time as fluid and dynamic. Featuring 250 works across three floors, the show explores non-linear narratives through themes like regenerative, public, and cosmic time. Curated by Yolande Zola Zoli van der Heide and a collaborative team, it…

  • Tudor Contemporary

    Tudor Contemporary at The Heong Gallery, Cambridge (February–April 2026). This multidisciplinary exhibition explores the enduring influence of Tudor history on contemporary art, curated by Dr Christina J Faraday. Featuring eleven artists, including Natasja Kensmil, alongside rare historical objects, the show spans painting, digital media, and animatronics. Highlights include Mat Collishaw’s…

  • Collection 1980 – Now

    Tomorrow is a Different Day showcases transformative art and design from 1980 to today. Featuring works by Martine Syms, Julie Mehretu, Marlene Dumas, and others, this exhibition challenges conventions and offers bold perspectives on contemporary change. Explore visionary creations shaping our future.

  • Collectie Centraal IV & V

    Collectie IV & V at Centraal Museum present curated selections of modern and contemporary art, exploring thematic connections and artistic evolution. Featuring works by established and emerging artists, including Natasja Kensmil, these exhibitions highlight the museum’s commitment to cultural heritage and innovative curation.