
Irma – Georgian Artist Merging Myth, Ornament, and the Human Form
Art Fairs | Exhibitions
Huntenkunst 2026 brings together international contemporary artists for a large-scale visual arts festival in the Netherlands.
| Type: | Art Fairs | Exhibitions |
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| Where: | DRU-Laan 2, 7071 MB Ulft, Netherlands |
| When: | 29/05/2026 - 31/05/2026 |
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About Huntenkunst 2026:
Huntenkunst returns for its 32nd edition from May 29–31, 2026, at the historic SSP Hall at DRU Industriepark in Ulft, Netherlands. The international contemporary art festival features more than 250 artists from over 30 countries presenting paintings, sculptures, photography, installations, and mixed-media works. Known for its open and accessible atmosphere, Huntenkunst transforms the former industrial hall into a vibrant global art village where visitors can meet artists directly and explore a wide range of contemporary artistic practices. The 2026 edition will place a special focus on artists from Ireland.





Irma – Georgian Artist Merging Myth, Ornament, and the Human Form





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