
Mirit Ben Nun is an Israeli artist, born in Beersheba in 1966 under the name Mirit Altshuler.
Art Fairs
Art Rotterdam 2026 transforms the Van Nelle Factory into the Netherlands’ leading platform for contemporary art, featuring established and emerging galleries from around the world.
| Type: | Art Fairs |
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| Where: | Van Nelleweg 1, 3044 BC Rotterdam, Netherlands |
| When: | 26/03/2026 - 29/03/2026 |
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About Art Rotterdam 2026:
From March 26–29, 2026, Art Rotterdam returns to the Van Nelle Factory, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as the Netherlands’ most important contemporary art fair. Celebrated for its curated focus on innovation and discovery, the event brings together a diverse mix of established galleries, emerging art spaces, and cutting-edge installations. Visitors can explore themed sections such as Main Section, New Art, Solo/Duo Presentations, and Projections, dedicated to large-scale video works. Known for championing new talent, Art Rotterdam is a must-attend event for collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts seeking fresh voices and bold statements in the international art scene.





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