No Huntenkunst 2020
Huntenkunst 2020 cannot continue. To get the coronavirus under control, the Dutch government has tightened up the …
Roots and branches
The German artist Sabine Wolters is fascinated by roots and branches. A recurring motif in her work that can be seen …
In Memoriam Frans Venhorst
Frans Venhorst died on Saturday 2 November after a short illness. He was a regular participant in Huntenkunst from the …
Looking back edition 2019
A photographic impression made by photographer Peter van Tuijl from the international art fair Huntenkunst 2019. Van …
In Memoriam Ellen Baptist
On Friday 31 May Ellen Baptist died at the age of 74. She was a valued, pleasant and loyal participant of Huntenkunst. …
More foreign visitors
During the 27th edition, Huntenkunst attracted more than six thousand visitors. There was work by 220 artists from 30 …
Fit and measure
The SSP Hall will be full on Friday morning with participating artists from home and abroad. It is fitting and …
Diverse in style and technique
Huntenkunst is an art event, intended for professionally working artists and gallery owners. The emphasis is on the …
Finland in the picture
Every year a country is central during Huntenkunst. This year it is Finland. The work of 8 artists can be seen at a …
Young talent
For the first time, special space has been reserved at Huntenkunst for young talent. Here 9 recent graduates of ArtEZ …
We cannot do without them
More than 50 volunteers are committed to making this international art event a success. They build the stands, stand …
Hotbed for creativity
Harrie Schenning, chairman of Huntenkunst, aims to make Ulft a hotbed for creativity. With the event, the organizer …
Romanian platform
During the 26th edition of Huntenkunst, Romania takes a central place in the art event. Witte Gallery from Bucharest …
Growing interest from abroad
More than 600 artists have registered for Huntenkunst 2018. The strong growth in foreign interest is striking. The …