upcoming exhibitions

upcoming and current exhibitions

Musée des Beaux Arts CAEN (Fr)

L’horizon sans fin. De la Renaissance aux arts numériques

The never ending horizon

9 May – 5 October 2025

Group show devoted to the invention of the horizon in art, from the Renaissance to the present day.

with Jan van Eyck, Albrecht Dürer, Brueghel, Caspar David Friedrich, Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet, Seurat, William Turner, Jan van Goyen, Piet Mondriaan, René Magritte, Jan Dibbets, Gerhard Richter, Peter Doig, Tacita Dean, David Shrigley, Sigurdur Gudmudsson, Francis Alÿs, Karin Bos, a.o.


OPEN ARTIST STUDIO . 9 – 17 November 2024 . Welcome!

The weekends of November 9 and 10 & November 16 and 17 in 2024 there’s an informal open artist studio from 12 to 17 hours and you are very welcome to drop by for a sneak peek of the latest works inspired by the artist-in-residency projects. Location: Quellijnstraat 92 Amsterdam (at Heinekensquare). Also open by appointment.


KEK Beverwijk (NL)

The Last Resort POSTPONED

20 November – 31 December 2024

Group show curated by Peter de Boer with Michael Raedecker, Albert Zwaan and Sophie Steengracht, a.o.
Opening Sat Nov 23 at 4 pm, Kerkplein 1 Beverwijk, welcome!
Open: Mon -Fri 10 am – 5 pm & Sat 11 am – 4 pm


Dat Bolwerck Zutphen (NL)

Solo show Life-Line – terug naar de bron

17 January – 29 March 2026

A show about loss. For this project the artist went back to the source and followed the water of her childhood at the IJsselmeer lake.The result is a poetical show in which loss, grief, hope, resilience and water meet in an installation combined with new paintings and works on paper.
The art project Life-Line is supported by VandenEnde Foundation.


Museum De Wieger Deurne (NL) 2026

Solo show I know what I saw

For this summer show at Museum De Wieger, Karin Bos was inspired by the landscapes of De Peel area. The museum itself including the life of Hendrik Wiegersma, as a doctor and a painter, are also present in the exhibition. It is surrounded by works that were created during travels and art projects abroad in which people and nature play a major role.

Museum garden: sculptures by Erik Wuthrich