
Expo hotel Dresden
Dresden
Exhibition of the paintings “Passion of society” and “Lost land” in Hilton hotel Dresden during the summermoths July, August 2026
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Dresden
Exhibition of the paintings “Passion of society” and “Lost land” in Hilton hotel Dresden during the summermoths July, August 2026
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Brussels
Exhibition of the paintings “City in decay and “Key of the compass” during the summermonths July, August 2026.
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Veenendaal
Several exhibitions in Veenendaal.
In the town hall.
The art route.
Home exhibition for the open studio days.
In the theater
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Wageningen
Art at the clogs path edition 2026.
2 days exhibiting in nature along a walking path near Wageningen.
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Exhibition of he painting “That one around you” in Scandic hotel Malmö, From March 2026 till an indefinite period.
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Exhibition of the paintings “Passion of society” and “Lost land” in Radisson hotel Prague during March till July 2026.
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Novotel, Paris
Exhibition of the paintings “City in decay” and “Key of the compass” March, April, May and June 2026.
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Exhibition of the paintings “City in decay” and “Key of the compass” in the months February till July in the Novotel hotel Paris.
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Gorinchem
Participation in the National Art Days in Gorinchem in 2025. This annual art event brings together artists from all over the Netherlands and provides a platform for both established and emerging artists.
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Aalsmeer
Exhibition in Aalsmeer in 2025. A selection of recent works was presented to a broad audience.
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Veenendaal
Three-day exhibition in Veenendaal on 8, 9 and 10 November 2024. A selection of abstract and surrealist paintings was shown to the public.
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Gallery Keesart, Ede
Exhibition at Gallery Keesart in Ede. A wonderful collaboration in which Sander Veen’s work was presented in an intimate gallery setting.
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Klompenpad, Wageningen
Outdoor exhibition along the Klompenpad in Wageningen. Paintings were displayed in the open air, amidst the Wageningen landscape — a special way to bring art and nature together.
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