In her work, surface and depth merge, shadows become almost tangible, and deliberate imperfections create a subtle sense of disorientation. The exhibition engages in a unique dialogue with the historic interiors of Huis Marseille, incorporating custom-designed wallpaper, paper shadows and spatial installations that reference her studio.

This morning we take you on a guided tour of the fair ground, show you a variety of art works and introduce you to artists and gallery owners. Art Rotterdam distinguishes itself by the diversity of exhibition concepts and the focus on young art. The fair is a permanent fixture on the art agenda for both starting collectors and museum directors.

For its 26th edition Art Rotterdam is moving to the Rotterdam Ahoy, the event centre in Rotterdam South. Alongside ‘Prospects’, thé section of the fair where recently graduated artists show their work, Projections (dedicated to video art), Sculpture Park and Intersections (featuring young and emerging galleries) will also be returning at the Ahoy.

Img. Art Rotterdam , 2020. Photography: Almicheal Fraay

Pris Roos is an artist, teacher, curator, researcher and storyteller. As a child she grew up in the toko of her family who emigrated from Indonesia. For, Pris Roos, the toko symbolises a space of being together, colours, smells, food, stories and a mixture of people from different backgrounds. The toko is a source of wealth for her art practice. As an artist she works with different mediums such as painting, spoken word, video, performance and installation. By listening and observing the people she encounters, she reflects on topics such as identity, migration and memory.

The Young Collectors Circle Trend Talks are inspiring events focused on trends in contemporary art, photography, and digital art. The Trend Talks not only provide insights into the latest developments, but also act as a platform for discussion and networking between various groups. The speakers are sharing what is currently going on in their field. Which materials or techniques make a (r)entrance, what influence does the climate crisis have in terms of content and practice, which themes are coming up more and more often?

Artist-researcher and curator Bogomir Doringer amplifies the voices of creatives, technologists, and thinkers, weaving connections between the art world’s establishment and its fringes. Secure your spot for this inspiring session here here.

Young Collectors Circle member Marc van Zessen invites you on a tailor-made tour through the city center of The Hague, offering fresh insights into its public artworks. As both an art collector and city guide, Marc knows the city and its art like no other. Sign up now and explore works by artists such as Folkert de Jong, Zoro Feigl, and the iconic Haagse Harry by Marnix Rueb. We’ll wrap up the afternoon in style with a drink at Kunstbar.

The starting point of the tour is Den Haag Central Station.

Img. Zoro Feigl, Echo.

We’ll kick things off with a welcome drink, followed by conversations with artists Scarlett Hooft Graafland, Job Wouters, Gijs Frieling and Rutger de Vries. Alongside wall-mounted works, this special exhibition celebrating 15 years of We Like Art also features several large-scale pieces, such as Animaris Ordis, a Strandbeest by Theo Jansen, and a spectacular paint installation by Rutger de Vries. You'll also find solo presentations by Berndnaut Smilde, Marleen Sleeuwits, Ina van Zyl, Erik Mattijssen, Scarlett Hooft Graafland, Koen Vermeule, and Lara Verheijden.

Img. Rutger de Vries

The fair once again takes place at Brussels Expo, the iconic Art Deco venue originally built for the 1935 International Exhibition of Brussels. As a Young Collectors Circle member, you will receive an exclusive guided tour highlighting some of the fair’s standout presentations and have the opportunity to engage with gallery owners and artists. After the tour, there will be plenty of time to reflect, connect, and explore the rest of the fair at your own pace.

The Young Collectors Circle Trend Talks are inspiring events focused on trends in contemporary art, photography, and digital art. The Trend Talks not only provide insights into the latest developments, but also act as a platform for discussion and networking between various groups. The Trend Talks take place in Soho House Amsterdam, a creative environment that nurtures art and culture. 



The speakers are sharing what is currently going on in their field. Which materials or techniques make a (r)entrance, what influence does the climate crisis have in terms of content and practice, which themes are coming up more and more often? Be a part of this inspiring talk and secure your spot here.

One of the cities most impressive art venues is Zuzeum, originally a cork factory that site been reborn into the hippest art space in Riga. It hosts the private collection of art collector couple Jānis and Dina Zuzāni, showcasing works that span from the 19th century to the present. During our walks in the city we will encounter lots of street art as well, as the city is knows for its colorful murals. A group dinner and welcome drink are included in our program.

Deadline for registration: February 1.
 More information about the program, registration and costs can be found here.

Ten up-and-coming talents are given the opportunity to deepen their artistic practice for two years during their working period at the Ateliers. The annual opening of the studios is considered a great opportunity to discover new talent. We start the afternoon with an introduction about the institute, after which we visit some studios and talk to the artists.

Img. Wouter Paijmans at De Ateliers

The Young Collectors Circle Trend Talks are inspiring events focused on trends in contemporary art, photography, and digital art. The Trend Talks not only provide insights into the latest developments, but also act as a platform for discussion and networking between various groups. The Trend Talks take place in Soho House Amsterdam, a creative environment that nurtures art and culture.



The speakers are sharing what is currently going on in their field. Which materials or techniques make a (r)entrance, what influence does the climate crisis have in terms of content and practice, which themes are coming up more and more often? Be a part of this inspiring talk and secure your spot here.

The Berlin Biennale is widely considered to be one of the most engaged and experimental biennals and prides itself on showcasing artists who are not yet incorporated into the global art scene and art market. This makes the Berlin Biennial a hotspot for curators, collectors and museum professionals alike. In the months leading up to our trip, the list of participating artists of the Biennial will be announced. Besides our visit to the most interesting exhibitions of the Berlin Biennial, we we also visit several artists in their studios and get a glimpse into the home of a private collector. Drinks on Friday night and a group dinner on Saturday are included in this trip!

More information about the trip, accommodation, and costs can be found here.