Description: Page Not Found is a space for artists’ publications. It is a non-profit organization that works principally as a bookshop. Its aim is to share the luxuriant production of contemporary artists who use books as a medium. These artworks are usually self-published, or produced by small presses, in a limited number of copies, and are thus difficult to obtain. Centrally located in The Hague, and entirely dedicated to these publications, Page Not Found provides a natural outlet to make them accessible to a wider
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You need Javascript activated to navigate this website Back Back What's new Back Home Events News Contact Visit About Back š“On July 1 in the framework of The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend, we open a solo exhibition “Release” by Özlem Altın! Özlem Altın explores the body at rest and the inanimate in action in her paintings, collages, photographs, and artist books. To create her work, Altın digs through a photographic collection she has assembled over the years, combining found images with her own photograph
š“On July 1 in the framework of The Hague Contemporary Art Weekend, we open a solo exhibition “Release” by Özlem Altın! Özlem Altın explores the body at rest and the inanimate in action in her paintings, collages, photographs, and artist books. To create her work, Altın digs through a photographic collection she has assembled over the years, combining found images with her own photographs into a dense constellation of amalgams. By finding connections between layers of photomontage and ink, the artist prompts
Maria Ilieva’s Open Letter “Consensus Fiction - extract” is on view in our storefront window until July 1, 2023. It is accessible any time from the Boekhorststraat. Maria Ilieva’s letter addresses the recent earthquakes that occurred in Türkiye and Syria. As the artist writes: “I watched and mourned from the position of the neighbor — I am originally Bulgarian, and have multiple close connections to Türkiye. I believe however, that we are all neighbors, but not all sufferers — we cannot fully experience the
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