Pulchri Studio presents two powerful exhibitions curated by artist and researcher Gabriela Acha, offering a shared meditation on memory, legacy, and the enduring contributions of women artists in The Hague.

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📅 Dates: 7 February – 1 March 2026

Open: Tuesday to Sundays, 12:00 - 17:00hrs.
📍 Location: Pulchri Studio, Lange Voorhout 15, 2514 EA, The Hague, Netherlands
First Floor – Mesdag Zaal, Weissenbruchzaal & Hardenbergzaal
Free Admission

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​ABOUT THE EXHIBITIONS

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🔹The Infinite Map of What We Remember

This exhibition features eight contemporary women and gender diverse artists reflecting on memory and conservation: Asuka Nirasawa, Diana Blok, Harriet Rose Morley, Majda Vidaković, Mina Yee, Sarah Damai Hoogman, Valentina Gal, and Yke Prins. Curated by Gabriela Acha.

Through sculpture, installation, photography, drawing, sound, and kinetic works, these artists transform remnants, gestures, rituals, and materials into vessels of remembrance. Memory here is intimate and collective—a living map shaped by movement, ecology, technology, and lived experience.

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🔹Archive and Constellation

Running in parallel, Gabriela Acha’s ongoing research and experimental project traces the lives and contributions of historical women artists in The Hague, from Maria Moninckx to Jeanne Bieruma Oosting. Through installations, writing, painting, sculpture, and her Mobile Museum, Acha explores visibility, migration, and gendered techniques, forming living constellations of memory that continue to shape the present and future.

 

SPECIAL EVENTS​

 

🔸Guided Tour with the Artists

Sunday, 22 February | 14:00–15:00
Join Ed van der Kooy (Chair of Pulchri Studio), the artists, and curator for an intimate guided tour through both exhibitions.

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🔸Finissage & Talk
Saturday, 28 February | 14:00–15:00
A conversation coordinated by Ria Dollard, with participation from the artists, curator, and Pulchri Studio archivists Marti van Spronsen and Marijke Uittenbroek.

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The events are free of charge. Don’t miss them!

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Photo: Valentina Gal. Troubled waters.

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