International
Huntenkunst is an annual international art event. The event features work by artists from over 30 countries. It usually takes place over the weekend around Ascension Day.
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How it all began
The first edition of Huntenkunst took place in 1993. In recent years, this initiative has grown into an international art event. Huntenkunst aims to provide a platform for international contemporary visual art.
Huntenkunst first started in a marquee after the Huntenpop pop festival. From there, we moved to Doetinchem, eventually settling in the SSP hall in Ulft. We have grown from around 60 to 250 artists. Each year, a different country takes centre stage, and for the past few years we have been inviting graduates from Artez – Arnhem to take part.
Where Huntenkunst comes to life
The SSP hall is a former production hall (5,500 m²), where the famous DRU pan was once manufactured. At the end of May, an ‘art village’ is built here. The layout ensures that visitors constantly find themselves entering a new exhibition space. The ‘art streets’ create a community that prioritises colour and form. You are literally somewhere else, somewhere where wonder and beauty prevail and make you a part of the inner world of your fellow human beings.
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The Huntenkunst art event takes place in the
SSP Hall at the DRU Industrial Park in Ulft.
SSP Hall, DRU-laan 2, 7071 MB Ulft
Parking at the DRU is limited, but there is always plenty of space on De Doorsteek. You can then reach the DRU car park via the footbridge.
Adress: De Doorsteek, 7064 LE, Ulft
Friday: 5.00 pm – 9.00 pm
Saturday: 10.00 am – 8.00 pm
Sunday: 10.00 am – 6.00 pm
Admission: €15 per person.
Children under 12 accompanied by an adult enter free of charge.
Pupils can order tickets through their school at a significantly reduced price (€5.00 per pupil).
Pets are not allowed in the hall.
