Agenda – Open studios

OPEN STUDIOS 2024-25

  • Summer 2025 the Dooyewaard foundation is participant of the “Erfgoedfestival Gooi-en Vechtstreek”. 
  • Studio Bob ten Hoope  was open during the annual “atelierroute Blaricum” 2024. 
  • March 16 the studios of the Colony were open for visitors from 15-19 u.
    Visiting adress: Schapendrift 75 Blaricum. Read more about the studios.
    Photo credits: Leslie King.

AGENDA 2023

  • Studio Mondrian of the Dooyewaard Foundation was opened on behalf of an educational program in cooperation with the Atelierroute Blaricum.

AGENDA 2022

  • Dooyewaard Foundation studios were opened for public in 2023 in cooperation with the Atelierroute Blaricum.
  • The new Art Colony with – amongst more – Mondrian’s hut will be in 2022 the starting point of  The Mondrian Initiative. 

 AGENDA 2021

  • All Dooyewaard Foundation studios were opened August 28 and 29, 2021 in cooperation with the  Atelierroute Blaricum.
  • Mondrians Hut was exclusively open on augustus 28 and 29 2021, both days 11-17u. 

AGENDA 2020

  • We participate every season in the annual studio route: atelierroute Blaricum.
    All studio’s of the Dooyewaard Foundation were opened  22 and 23 augustus 11-17h. Note: apart from the annual opening, studios and gardens are not open for public as we respect the privacy of the residents.
  • Open studio Mondriaan 25 en 26 January 2020. Artist in residence Herman van Doorn showed recent fotoprojects.

AGENDA 2019

  • Saturday 28 and sunday 29 september 2019. Daily from 11-17u. Opened during the annual atelierroute Blaricum.
  • Exhibition 25 times the Dooyewaard Art Award. Saturday 28 and sunday 29 september 2019. Daily from 11-17u. Adress: Schapendrift 75.

The Dooyewaard Foundation preserves  6 monumental Studio’s.  Visitors can discover het Gooi’s history where from the end of the 19th century Laren and Blaricum as country villages attracted a wealth of artists, writers, scientists and do-gooders. They settled in artist-studios and colony huts, attracted by the green rural surroundings. Many well-known artists have contributed to establish Laren and Blaricum as one of Europe’s foremost art colonies. The Dooyewaard Foundation has saved a number of these historical studios and has carefully restored them. A new colony has arisen in places where artists such as Mondrian and Hart Nibbrig have worked. Nowadays the studios are occupied by artists on a temporary artist-in-residence basis.

AGENDA 2018 

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