Exhibitions

A Room of One’s Own is an exhibition about the work and ideas of female artists spanning several generations, with most works taken from the Bonnefanten’s ...

Piet Killaars 100 Years contains an overview of sculptures and pre-studies from the Bonnefanten collection.

Racks filled with plaster hands, feet and heads, with a familiar face here and there. Shelves piled with pieces of buildings, animals, flowers and leaves; all ...

The series The Studio in the Bonnefanten provides a stage for small scale solo presentations on which artists may present recent developments in their work.

The Other Side of Silence is the first mid-career survey in the Netherlands by the Syrian-Armenian artist Hrair Sarkissian (born 1973, Damascus, Syria) - one ...

Werner Mantz: The Perfect Eye is a big and the first ever retrospective of Werner Mantz (1901, Cologne - 1983, Maastricht) and his work.

With four solo presentations by: Hadassah Emmerich, Fons Haagmans, Rik Meijers and Marleen Rothaus. In False Flat, the boundaries of painting are explored.

The Derailment of the Usual is a group exhibition of works by Paul Devens, Lis Rhodes and Heba Y. Amin.

Raul Marroquin (1948, Bogotá) is a spider in the web of Maastricht, which, in the 1970s, experienced exciting times on an artistic level. Why? Keep reading!

Follow the restoration process of Ferdi's Hortisculptures in Bonnefanten. Why? Keep reading!

Bonnefanten proudly presents Melati Suryodarmo (1969, Surakarta, Indonesia) as the eleventh winner of the Bonnefanten Award for Contemporary Art (BACA).

In a time when we are constantly bombarded with images, Perry has developed a unique visual language, demonstrating that art belongs to everybody and should ...

Immerse yourself in the magical solo exhibition by the French artist Laure Prouvost (Croix, 1978).

The series The Studio in the Bonnefanten provides a stage for small scale solo presentations on which artists may present recent developments in their work.

A special retrospective by the artist Margaret Kilgallen (Washington, D.C., 1967 – San Francisco, 2001) is now on view in the Bonnefanten. The exhibition is ...

Bonnefanten sets the scene for the latest exhibition by Berlinde De Bruyckere (Ghent, 1964). De Bruyckere has been a leading light in the international ...

"Without viewers, is there any art at all?". For Eyewitnesses, we asked our visitors for their favourite works and the stories behind them. A selection of ...

More than an exhibition, SKIN is a laboratory and an experimental place to explore together. This exhibition is part of ELEMENTS 2021.

The series The Studio in the Bonnefanten provides a stage for small scale solo presentations on which artists may present recent developments in their work.

BLKNWS (black news) is an innovative film installation by the Los Angeles artist and filmmaker Kahlil Joseph.

An exhibition that takes a new approach at the work of Pieter Brueghel the Younger and his contemporaries.

The exhibition Voice Over shows a range of works that explore the political power and potential of the human voice. By guest curator Maayan Sheleff.

Participating artists: Kent Chan, Brian Elstak, Quinsy Gario, Ni Haifeng, Raquel van Haver, Hans van Houwelingen, Alle Jong, Kahlil Joseph, Patricia ...

The series The Studio in the Bonnefanten provides a stage for small scale solo presentations on which artists may present recent developments in their work.

An exhibition on the occasion of the 100th birthday of the artist who died in 2012, in collaboration with the Province of Limburg.

With artworks by: Gerrit van Bakel, Maria Barnas, Melanie Bonajo, Paul Chan, Zackary Drucker en Rhys Ernst, Alia Farid, Zheng Guogu, Camille Henrot, Domenico ...

With The Absence of Mark Manders it becomes visible how his special oeuvre is constantly developing: from older work that has been revised to his newest ...

The exhibition series The Studio provides a stage for small scale solo presentations on which artists may present recent developments in their work

Temporary exhibition that offers an overview of the trajectory of Jan Hendrix

In the exhibition Bumped Body by Paloma Varga Weisz (Mannheim, Germany, 1966), we're being submerged in a new world.