Solo exhibition by Pei-Hsuan Wang
From 7 June 2025
Kris Callens is leaving
the Fries Museum and Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics
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Break-in
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Escher's birthplace and Orange-Nassau citypalace
Celebrate!
29 october 2022 until 20 august 2023
Yoon Seok-hyeon
Until 8 May 2022
Introducing Wendy Gers
The Princessehof’s new curator of modern and contemporary ceramics
Korea
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16th-century kinrande tiered box
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16th-century Medici bottle
Extraordinary 16th-century Medici bottle comes to the Netherlands
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Expected: Wu Zetian
Major exhibition on the only empress of China starting October 2024
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Welcome at the Princessehof Ceramics Museum
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Sustainable Ceramics #1
The Princessehof kicks off a series of exhibitions on on sustainable ceramics
Porcelain fever
New launch date
Porcelain fever
2 March 2024 - 1 September 2024
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29 october 2022 until 7 january 2024
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Palace and Eschers birthplace
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Princessehof presents Keeley Haftner
New exhibition about sustainability
Break-in at Princessehof
The Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics in Leeuwarden was broken into.
Yoon Seok-hyeon
on view from 17 October 2021
Expected: KOREA.
on view from 16 October
Sustainable Ceramics #1
On display from 5 November 2023 until 3 November 2024
Princessehof consolidates position
as a cultural meeting place in 2022
New curator
Asian ceramics
Vacancy curator of Asian ceramics
for 32 hours per week
Yoon Seok-Hyeon
from October 16
EKWC@ Princessehof
Meekyoung Shin
Morten Løbner Espersen
6 November 2021 to 8 May 2022
Juree Kim
creates new sculpture for Korea exhibition
Exclusive guided tour
for sounding board KOREA exhibition
Ceramic masterpieces arrive
from South Korea
Sustainable alternative for glazing
by Korean designer Yoon Seok Hyeon
Yoon Seok-Hyeon
From 16 October to 30 October 2022
KOREA
Gateway to a rich past
Human After All ends
‘Heavy fare, tastefully served’
Introducing Wendy Gers
The Princessehof’s new curator of modern and contemporary ceramics
Panel Members for Korean Exhibition
Museum creates sounding board group consisting of members with Korean background
KOREA
Gateway to a rich past
Open Call: Panel Members
A sounding board group consisting of members with a Korean background
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New Kim Habers’ installation
New work, inspired by the ecological disaster in the Amazon region
Bach sounding in city palace
Classical music lovers will be captivated by the latest series of Miniatures
Thierry Boutemy, Snoek Puur Groen an
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Princessehof acquires new work by Ge
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Princessehof presents Human After Al
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Successful year
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Floris Wubben between ceramics and d
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Caroline Coolen exhibits raw assembl
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Johan Tahon’s serene statues on disp
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The Princessehof National Museum of
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The renovated Princessehof National
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The Princessehof is being renovated
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Gift of contemporary ceramics
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3D clay printer in the Princessehof
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Exhibition Joost van den Toorn
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Exhibition Sexy Ceramics
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TRecord year for Princessehof
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88,000 visitors
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Sunken Treasures
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KOREA.
Gateway to a rich past.
KOREA.
Gateway to a rich past.
All exhibitions
In the Princessehof
Kim Habers
On sight from 13 February 2021
Korea
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