Irish artists are the focus of Huntenkunst 2026. Modern art in the Republic of Ireland The modern art scene in the Republic of Ireland has grown significantly in recent decades and has developed its own, recognisable voice. While Irish art has historically often been associated with landscapes, mythology and religious themes, contemporary artists focus on […]

The past period has been very uncertain for us and for all artists. The financial situation of DRU Industrial Park was shaky and continuing was not self-evident. After a lot of publicity and insistence from us and with the help of many artists who have signed a petition, we are happy to get started with […]

Upon entering, we asked as many people as possible about their hometown or postal code. This gave a good idea of the diversity of visitors. Art lovers came from all provinces and as many as 181 different villages and towns.In addition, we had visitors from 7 countries.Obviously, most visitors come from their own region but […]

We look back on a very successful edition of Huntenkunst 2025. For three days, lots of people knew where to find the SSP hall, filled with high-level art. On Friday, it kicked off with an atmospheric opening. Speeches by chairman Harrie Schenning, Alderman Janine Kock and Latvian ambassador Ms Solvita Āboltiņa. She put all Latvian […]

The enthusiastic Latvian artists looked around (on their own initiative) at Huntenkunst and selected three artists they collectively liked the most. The prize consisted of eternal thanks and a flag of Latvia. The three are: Dolf Dijkstra, Geurt van Dijk, Anja Werner.

It is a big job to build up the whole hall. Today, the strong men started.

Last Sunday, with fine weather, we spent a day driving through our beautiful Achterhoek and placed more than 30 triangle signs with a poster of Huntenkunst on it so that everyone knows about it. All with a permit, of course.