Fifth edition
18— 19 April 2026

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Bermuda Open is a yearly, artist-led event presenting the studios of contemporary artists in The Hague.

For its fifth edition, more than 140 visual artists opened their studios to the public and welcomed you inside the spaces where art is made.

The public could discover over 20 locations throughout the city, from individual spaces and shared studio buildings, to artist-run initiatives and group exhibitions, getting the chance to meet the makers behind the works.

Founded in 2021 as a small initiative named after the triangular route connecting the first participating studios, Bermuda Open has grown into a city-wide event inviting audiences to experience the city’s contemporary art community first-hand.

Studios

¹ Annastate, Willem Dreespark 102

²Bronco, Hoge Zand 28

³ DCR, De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B

⁴De Besturing, Saturnusstraat 91

⁵ De Helena, Helena van Doeverenplantsoen 3

⁶De School, Doornstraat 118

⁷ De Stadswacht, Binckhorstlaan 135-D2

⁸ Grote Pyr, Waldeck Pyrmontkade 116

⁹ Kunstgreep 95, Prinsegracht 64

¹⁰ Maakhaven, HAL1, Calandkade 157
¹¹ Nieuwe Molstraat 14
¹¹ The Balcony, Nieuwe Molstraat 14A2
¹² Nieuwe Molstraat 25G
¹³ Refunc, Spui 229A

¹⁴ See Lab, Duinstraat 55
¹⁵Studio Maldoror, Wagenstraat 104B
¹⁶ Studio Bell, Paviljoensgracht 20-24
¹⁷ Touchy Studios, Boomsluiterskade 373

¹⁸ WD4X-Daisy Chain, Willem Dreespark 312
¹⁹ WD4X-SW2, Willem Dreespark 312
²⁰West End, Westeinde 58
²¹ Nest, De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B

²²Page Not Found, Boekhorstraat 102-104

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Program

Studios Visiting Hours

Saturday & Sunday 18-19 April
11:00 – 18:00

Group Exhibitions

Saturday & Sunday 18-19 April
11:00 – 18:00

Nest x Bermuda Open De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B
With Alice West, Eilit Marom, Penelope Cain, Ruben Visser and Sonata Riepšaitė.

Page Not Found x Bermuda Open Boekhorststraat 102-104
With Hein Eberson, Madeline Swainhart, Marie Civikov, Ruben Visser, scott van kampen wieling and Wessel Baarda.

West End x Bermuda Open Westeinde 58
With Cathleen Owens, Jedrzej Eltman, Maarten Krol, Maria Chiara Ziosi and scott van kampen wieling.

^{Photos by Hannah Schleifer.}

300M, Maakhaven Calandkade 157
With works by the residents of Maakhaven.

SeeLab Duinstraat 57
SeeLab presents a group exhibition during Bermuda Open, bringing together the work of its resident artists alongside their open studios. Visitors are invited to explore a range of practices and perspectives, offering a deeper, more intimate insight into the ideas, processes, and conversations shaping the work.
With Annabelle Schatteman, Isabelle Backer, Joseph Kennel, Lili Berger, Anca Barjovanu, Catelijne Boele, Menno Pasveer, Nienke Roth and Lennart Heiner.

De Stadswacht Binckhorstlaan 135D
+ Paradise Groenewegje 136
Unheld Horses. Pre-Graduation Show of ArtScience BA and MA students.
With Conor Croasdell, Domenika Georgiou, Edern Janneau, Esmée Witsel, Fru Tamer (performance), Lewis Beal, Ilja Kolosovs, Lila Maria de Coninck (performance), Wouter van den Elzen, Eliise Jarve, Ringailė Demšytė, Ruben Dijkstal, Ael Died, Toke Juhoklee Kejlow Nielsen.
Friday 17 April, Opening 18:00 – 22:00
Saturday & Sunday 18-19 April, 13:00 – 20:00

Events, Screenings, Performances

BOOK-ISH Bookshop
Daisy Chain Willem Dreespark 312
BOOK-ISH is a shop selling artists publication, editions and sellable items from the artists from the WD4X building and collective Daisy Chain.
Saturday & Sunday 18-19 April, 11:00 – 17:00

Screening
WD4X - SW2 Willem Dreespark 312
Ongoing video screening in which different artists from the building tell about their practices.
Saturday & Sunday 18-19 April, 11:00 – 18:00

Screening
Studio Bell Paviljoensgracht 20-24
Ongoing screening with selected films and experiments from Studio Bell and friends.
Saturday & Sunday 18-19 April, 12:00 – 18:00

Tapczan Taboret presents: Gra w Taborety - Musical Stools Game
minor moons Saturnusstraat 89-91
Exploring how a collective hosts and expands knowledge, minor moons invite the Tapczan Taboret collective, based in Warsaw, to its library. Tapczan Taboret organises the game of musical chairs with a twist, incorporating taborety (Polish word for stools) referring to the collective’s name.
Saturday 18 April, 13:00 – 14:00 & 17:00 – 18:00

Eyeglasses Necklaces Workshop
minor moons Saturnusstraat 89-91
An open workshop space for creating an eyeglass chain, embracing a librarian aesthetic as part of their library project. Understanding that accessories can change, modify, and reshape their relationship to the human body, the workshop invites participants to experiment with the object beyond its conventional form.
Sunday 19 April, 12:00 – 17:00

Wat niet te zien is, hoort u hier
Een geluidswandeling door De Besturing Saturnusstraat 89-91
Veel ateliers zijn open; daar is van alles te zien. Sommige ateliers zijn gesloten, maar geen nood, wat niet te zien is, hoort u hier: over de geur van vers drukwerk, het smaakpallet van een kunstenaar en het hypnotiserende ritme van machines. Met Eva Huisman en Aldo Kroese.
Tours of 30 min on Saturday 18 April, at 11:00 / 13:00 / 15:00 / 17:00
Tours of 30 min on Sunday 19 April, at 12:00/ 13:00 / 15:00 / 17:00

Leaning into each other, Performance by Eilit Marom
Nest De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B
Leaning is a charged act of interdependence, one does not lean alone. Building on her practice of reclaiming lost freedoms through embodied tasks, Eilit Marom transforms a simple gesture into a negotiation of weight, breath, and trust - raising the question who has the right to lean and who carries the load. This work gives visibility to the fleeting physical negotiations of human solidarity, preserving the emotional traces of how we support one another.
With participants Melissa Bori, Nicky van Banning, Aleksandra Krapiva, Vincent Boers.
Saturday 18 April, 19:00

^{Photos by Ariane Toussaint.}

Festive Gathering
Nest De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B
Join us for a festive gathering and meet all the artists to celebrate Bermuda Open Studios’ fifth edition!
Saturday 18 April, 18:00 – 21:00

Participants

Adriana Duarte Costa, Aldo Kroese, Alice West, Anaïs Lossouarn, Anastasija (Nastija) Kiake, Anca Barjovanu, André Kruysen, Anna Lotte Peperkamp, Annabelle Schatteman, Anthony Blokdijk, Arefeh Riahi, Ariane Toussaint, Badriah Hamelink, Bertus Gerssen (Stencilwerck), Boris Windmeijer, Carolien Adriaansche, Catelijne Boele, Catherine Ostraya, Cathleen Owens, Catinka Kersten, Chiel Lubbers, Christie van der Haak, Cyrill Rafael Vasilyev, Daisy Madden-Wells, Dayna Casey, Denis Oudendijk (Refunc collective), Dennis Slootweg, Dirk Hardy, Doğa Çakmakçı, Eilit Marom, Elly Doan, Emilia Martin, Emily Josephine Rooney, Emma Grima, Erfan Abdi Dezfouli, Erik Kamaletdinov, Esther Hoogendijk, Femke Hoppenbrouwer, Filippa Mare de Jong, Georgie Brinkman, Grofweg Architecten, Hana Spillerová, Hanae Werinussa Wilke, Hannah Mulqueen, Hans Eijkenboom, Harold de Bree, Harriet Rose Morley, Hein Eberson, Henna Hyvärinen, Henriette von Muenchhausen, Ibrahim R. Ineke, Iede Reckman, Ingrid Rekers, Isabelle Backer, Jan-Dirk Adams, Janneke de Lange, Jeannette Slütter, Jedrzej Eltman, Jeremi Biziuk, Jesse Greulich, Jesus Canuto Iglesias, Jonathan Hielkema, Jordan Herregraven, Joseph Kennel, Josje Hattink, Julia Schmitz, Karin Kyto, Katerina Sidorova, Kexin Hao, Koki Osawa, Krista van der Wilk, Lance Laoyan, Leo Dillerop, Leonie Brandner, Leslie Nagel, Lili Berger, Linda Overzee, Lisa Sebestikova, Lisanne Hoogerwerf, Lisette Frimannslund, Lisette Stuifzand, Loes Aarts, Lotte van Lieshout, Louise Rietvink, Luis Maly, Maarten Krol, Machiel van Soest, Machteld Rullens, Madeline Swainhart, Majda Vidakovic, Manon Stoeltie, Marcel Zalme, Maria Chiara Ziosi, Marie Civikov, Marleen Sleeuwits, Marlot Meyer, Marnix van Uum, Matevž Čebašek, Matthew Ferguson, Matthias König (Snackbar the Ambassador), Maya Mariang, Melania Trejo Méndez, Menno Pasveer, Michel van Soest, Michela Meliddo, minor moons, Morris Bouwman, Nadia Sotirova Abadjieva, Nadine Stijns, Nienke Mommers, Nienke Roth, Nina van Bart , Nynke Koster, Omer van Soldt, Ossip Blits, Pablo Perez, Penelope Cain, Pierre-Eric Baumann, Poison Lolly, renata miron granados, Renée Hanegraaf, Ritsert Mans, Rob Knijn, Ruben Visser, Sarina Missot, Saskia Laurant, scott van kampen wieling , Shivani Gowda, Sonata Riepsaite, Sophie Czich, Stephan Sjouke, Taiyi Yu, Tijn Gerards, Tiny Art Gallery (Marijn van der Leeuw), Tom de Groot, Truus Groen, Wessel Baarda, Willem Speekenbrink, Zahar Bondar, Zaida Oenema, Zoë Hollander.

About

Bermuda Open is a yearly open studio event that presents studios of artists with a contemporary practice in the city of The Hague (NL). The title, Bermuda, is inspired by the triangle shape formed by the streets and studios that initiated the project, back in 2021.

Bermuda Open fifth edition (18–19 April 2026) presents over 140 artist studios and 3 group shows in 22 locations throughout the city of The Hague.

Bermuda Open is a non-profit initiative with no legal existence yet, relying entirely on the participation and commitment of the artists – thanks to their volunteer work. The fifth edition (18–19 April 2026) will present more than 140 artist studios throughout the city. The 2026 edition is organized by Hein Eberson, Jonathan Hielkema, Cathleen Owens, Ariane Toussaint and Hanae Wilke. Visual Identity by Carmen Dusmet Carrasco. Photos by Hannah Schleifer, Goed Folk and Ariane Toussaint. This event is generously supported by Stroom Den Haag.

Fourth edition
9 — 10 November 2024

^{Photos by Goed Folk.}

^{Visual Identity by Carmen Dusmet Carrasco.}

Tiny Art Gallery x Bermuda Open

Look out for the shelves at each studio entrance—featuring objects tied to each artist, and offering a glimpse into the materials and keepsakes that inspire their work. Curated by Marijn van der Leeuw from Tiny Art Gallery, concept and production by Jonathan Hielkema and custom shelves by Boris Steiner.

^{Photos by Jonathan Hielkema.}

Bermuda Open fourth edition (9–10 November 2024) presented over 115 artist studios in 27 locations throughout the city of The Hague.

^{Photos by Goed Folk.}

Highlight: Panel Talk at Nest in Laak – November 9th 2024

^{Photos by Jonathan Hielkema.}

The Hague's vibrant art scene thrives on diverse spaces, people, and roles, fostering talent and collaboration. This panel aimed to strengthen the community and encourage growth beyond The Hague. Speakers included Clara Pallí Monguilod (1646), Niels Post (Trendbeheer), Marie Jeanne de Rooij (Piket Kunstprijzen), Alexandra Landré (Stroom Den Haag), and host Hein Eberson (artist).

Map

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Studios

¹ Maakhaven, Calandkade 157

²Fig 02, Abraham van Beverenstraat 4

³ Touchy Studios, Boomsluiterskade 373

⁴Carel Reinierszkade 289

⁵ DCR, De Constant Rebecqueplein 20B

⁶ Fonteynenburghlaan 5

⁷ Hekkelaan 23A

⁸ Bronco, Hoge Zand 28

⁹ Klepstraat 21B

¹⁰ Nieuwe Molstraat 14
¹¹ The Balcony, Nieuwe Molstraat 14A2
¹² Nieuwe Molstraat 25G
¹³ Studio Bell, Paviljoensgracht 20-24

¹⁴ Prinsegracht 14A
¹⁵RGBdog Studio, Prinsegracht 64
¹⁶ De Besturing, Saturnusstraat 91
¹⁷ In the Mountain, Saturnusstraat 89

¹⁸ Trixie, Scheldestraat 1-11
¹⁹ De Steeg, Spui 229A
²⁰Das Leben am Haverkamp, Stille Veerkade 19
²¹ Stille Veerkade 21

²²Torenstraat 26
²³ Van Ostadestraat 110
²⁴Studio Maldoror, Wagenstraat 104B
²⁵Daisy Chain, Willem Dreespark 312

²⁶ Withuysstraat 4Z
^HHeden, Denneweg 14D

Participants

Adele Dipasquale, Adriana Duarte Costa, Aldo Kroese, Alejandra López Martínez, Alice West, Alicja Mackiewicz, Anna Lotte Peperkamp, Anne Geene, Annemarie Slobbe, Annemarie Wadlow, Anouk van Klaveren, Anthony Blokdijk, Arianna Cavalensi, Asuka Nirasawa, Badriah Suzanna Hamelink, Bas de Boer, Bertus Gerssen, Biba Cole, Boris Windmeijer, Britt van Eijk, Bruno Szenk, Carmen Roca Igual, Cathleen Owens, Daisy Madden-Wells, Denis Oudendijk, Dennis Slootweg, Dewi Bekker, Dido Woelders, Dirk Hardy, Elisa Piazzi, Elnaz Assar, Esther Hoogendijk, Femke Hoppenbrouwer, Florentijn de Boer, Georgie Brinkman, Hana Spillerová, Hanae Wilke, Hannah Mulqueen, Harold de Bree, Harriet Rose Morley, Hein Eberson, Henriette von Muenchhausen, Ibrahim R. Ineke, Iede Reckman, Iver Uhre Dahl, Jana Romanova, Janna Van Welsem, Jeremi Biziuk, Jesus Canuto Iglesias, Jiyoung Yim, Johannes Equizi, Jonathan Hielkema, Josje Hattink, Julia Schmitz, Just Alex, Karin Kytökangas, Katarina Petrović, Katerina Sidorova, Kevin Bauer, Kiara Amartya Mohamad, Koos Breen, Krista van der Wilk, Lance Gapuz Laoyan, Lena Longefay, Leonardo Scarin, Leonie Brandner, Leslie Nagel, Lilian van Herpen, Linda Overzee, Lisa Sebestikova, Lisette Frimannslund, Lotte van Lieshout, Lula Valletta, Madeline Swainhart, Manon Stoeltie, Marcel Kerkmans, Maria Chiara Ziosi, Marlot Meyer, Marnix van Uum, Matthew Ferguson, Michel van Soest, Mina Yee, Myrte Memelink, Nadine Stijns, Narges Mohammadi, Nathalie Mannaerts, Natsumi Sakai, Nico Vischi, Nynke Koster, Pablo Perez, Penelope Cain, Pippilotta Yerna, Renata Miron Granados, Rik Laging, Ritsert Mans, Ruben Visser, Saskia Laurant, Saskia Tannemaat, Sean Charlton White, Sepideh Jahanpanah, Shana de Villiers, Sonata Riepsaite, Sophie Beerens, Soyun Park, Suzette Bousema, Tijn Gerards, Tom de Groot, Twan Lugten, Valentina Gal, Valerio Conti, Wessel Baarda, Zēng Sìxìn, Zoë Hollander.

Highlight: Group Exhibition – Nightshift, Heden

Heden/Today and Bermuda Open Studios present a special exhibition together for the second time. NIGHTSHIFT sheds light on nightlife from various perspectives: from a collective festive event to an individual identity-defining moment. The show also highlights the night as a sanctuary for the exceptional, bizarre, and ominous, where every subculture can manifest itself without restrictions. The artists participating in this co-production share their fascination for nightlife and reflect in a poetic and non-judgmental way on the risks that nightlife can also entail, such as addiction, crossing borders and loneliness.

In addition to a selection of works from Heden's diverse collection, we are excited to present work by nine artists associated with Bermuda Open Studios: Adele Dipasquale, Dirk Hardy, Jesus Canuto Iglesias, Jonathan Hielkema, Koos Breen, Shana de Villiers, Silke Riis, Alice West and Femke Hoppenbrouwer.

NIGHTSHIFT was curated by Ariane Toussaint (Bermuda Open Studios) and Maarten de Leede (curator Stichting Heden Den Haag).

Program

Studios
Visiting hours
Saturday & Sunday
11:00 – 18:00

Group Exhibitions
Saturday & Sunday

‘Overture’, Trixie. Maria Chiara Ziosi, Ruben Visser, Katarina Petrovic, Bruno Szenk, Carmen Dusmet Carrasco, Valentina Gal, Penelope Cain.

‘300m2’, Maakhaven. Dirk Hardy, Kevin Bauer, Esther Hoogendijk, Iede Reckman, Florentijn de Boer, Leslie Nagel, Manon Stoeltie, Linda Overzee, Just Alex.

'In the Mountain', De Besturing. Alicja Mackiewicz, Jeremi Biziuk, Mina Yee, Hana Spillerová, Kiara Amartya Mohamad, Zēng Sīxīn.

‘Retro Spective. 10 years of Refunc in the alley’, De Steeg. Collective Refunc. Curator: Denis Oudendijk.

‘Archeologies of the not-yet’, The Balcony. Lucian Bran, Mihai Șovăială, Irina Botea, Femke Hoppenbrouwer, Anna Witt, Andrei Mateescu, Tudor Bratu, Sonata Riepsaite.

‘Loose Harness’, Bronco. Matthew Ferguson, Zoë Hollander, Daisy Madden-Wells, Marnix van Uum, Hanae Wilke.

‘Nightshift’, Heden. Koos Breen, Adele Dipasquale, Dirk Hardy, Jonathan Hielkema, Femke Hoppenbrouwer, Shana de Villiers, Silke Riis, Jesus Canuto Iglesias, Alice West. Curated by Maarten de Leede and Ariane Toussaint.

Film Programs

‘Screening: Luxury’, Das Leben am Haverkamp
Saturday, Sunday

17:00 – 23:00

Das Leben transforms the facade of their studio into an open air cinema, welcoming a new generation of image makers in the field of animation, fine art, fashion and costume design and beyond, to be part of ‘Screening: Luxury’, a program that critically explores the phenomenon of luxury and fashion.

‘Bad Cinema’, Touchy Studios
Saturday, Sunday

11:00 – 18:00

Performances and Workshops

Wine Tasting with Lena, Daisy Chain
Saturday
16:00 – 17:00

Coding Against Genocide, RGBdog
Sunday
14:00 - 17:00

Panel Talk, Nest in Laak
Saturday

20:00 – 21:30 (doors open at 19:30)

The Hague's vibrant art scene thrives on diverse spaces, people, and roles, fostering talent and collaboration. This panel aims to strengthen the community and encourage growth beyond The Hague. Speakers include Clara Pallí Monguilod (1646), Niels Post (Trendbeheer), Marie Jeanne de Rooij (Piket Kunstprijzen), Alexandra Landré (Stroom Den Haag), and host Hein Eberson (artist).

Club Night, Laak
Saturday

21:30 – 02:30

Get your dancing shoes on for a party organised by Ruben Verkuylen and Pablo Perez at Laak Club. Line-up includes Pebblle (Amsterdam), Pablo Paresse (The Hague) and DJ Bobo1 (The Hague).

Bermuda Open x Tiny Art Gallery
Saturday, Sunday

11:00 – 18:00

Look out for the shelves at each studio entrance—featuring objects tied to each artist, and offering a glimpse into the materials and keepsakes that inspire their work. Curated by Marijn van der Leeuw, concept and production by Jonathan Hielkema and custom shelves by Boris Steiner.

About

Bermuda Open is a yearly open studio event that presents studios of artists with a contemporary practice in the city of The Hague (NL). The title, Bermuda, is inspired by the triangle shape formed by the streets and studios that initiated the project, back in 2021.

The fourth edition (9–10 November 2024) presented over 115 artist studios in 27 locations throughout the city.

Bermuda Open is a non-profit initiative with no legal existence yet, relying on the participation and commitment of the artists – thanks to their volunteer work. The 2024 edition was organized by Ariane Toussaint. Adviser: Hein Eberson. Production: Jonathan Hielkema. Tiny Art Gallery team: Marijn van der Leeuw, Boris Steiner, Jonathan Hielkema. Communication: Cathleen Owens, Hanae Wilke, Linda Overzee. Graphic Design: Carmen Dusmet Currasco.

Bermuda Open 2024 was proudly supported by Stroom Den Haag.