The Dooyewaard Foundation will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2025. After receiving its first working capital in 1995 , the Foundation’s objectives (to execute the legacy of Jacob and Willem Dooyewaard) were achieved step by step. The Foundation acquires historic studios and on a continuous basis makes them available to talented artists as places to work and live.
ROND DE HUT VAN MONDRIAAN
On display from February 5 to May 4 in Singer Laren’s Nardinc Gallery.
In the exhibition “Rond de Hut van Mondriaan” the Dooyewaard Foundation presents a selection from the -more than 60- Artists in Residence who worked in the studios. From 1998 in the Stipendium studio, from 2016 in the restored studios of the Colony: studios Mondriaan, Hart Nibbrig and Espinette and from 2020 in the Bob ten Hoope studio. The Foundation also had the use of Studio De Gors from 2006-2022.
The Dooyewaard Foundation is a private initiative and has been supported by donors, foundations and participants for decades. Within a framework of 4 curated projects, the Foundation works both at a national and at an international level.