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INTRODUCING CASPER WAAIJER (1995)Architecture, colour and material in dialogue.For Art The Hague 2026, The Millen House ...
17/10/2026

INTRODUCING CASPER WAAIJER (1995)

Architecture, colour and material in dialogue.

For Art The Hague 2026, The Millen House presents the work of emerging Dutch artist Casper Waaijer, whose bold compositions explore the relationship between architectural structures, rhythm and colour.

Inspired by Brutalist architecture, urban façades and the patterns of everyday infrastructure, Waaijer translates the built environment into a distinctive visual language of geometric forms, layered surfaces and vibrant colour.

Working across painting, screenprinting, tufting and woven industrial straps, he challenges the boundaries between painting, textile and sculptural relief. Materials traditionally associated with construction and functionality become expressive elements, creating compositions that balance precision with playfulness.

Largely self-taught, Waaijer brings an intuitive approach to his practice, combining a fascination with architectural order with a sensitivity to texture, material and colour.

At Art The Hague, his contemporary works enter into dialogue with the expressive abstractions of French artist Pierre Célice (1932–2019), revealing shared interests in structure, rhythm and the possibilities of colour across generations.

Discover Casper Waaijer at The Millen House, Booth 23.

Art The Hague | 14–18 October 2026

INTRODUCING PIERRE CÉLICE (1932–2019)A language of colour, rhythm and symbol.For Art The Hague 2026, The Millen House is...
15/10/2026

INTRODUCING PIERRE CÉLICE (1932–2019)

A language of colour, rhythm and symbol.

For Art The Hague 2026, The Millen House is pleased to introduce the work of French artist Pierre Célice to the Netherlands for the first time, in collaboration with the Maurice Verbaet Collection, Antwerp.

Célice developed a distinctive visual language in which geometric structures, expressive gestures and fragments of coloured paper come together in compositions that move between order and spontaneity.

Beginning his career as a figurative painter in Paris during the 1950s, Célice gradually moved towards abstraction. Figures dissolved into lines, signs and fields of colour, giving rise to a deeply personal vocabulary of recurring shapes and symbols.

Influenced by architecture, non-Western visual traditions and the expressive possibilities of colour, his work occupies a fascinating position between post-war abstraction and the graphic energy of contemporary painting.

At Art The Hague, we present a selection of works spanning several decades of his practice, offering an introduction to an artist whose work deserves renewed attention.

Discover Pierre Célice at The Millen House, Booth 23.

Art The Hague | 14–18 October 2026
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A first glimpse of our presentation at Art The Hague, bringing together twentieth-century and contemporary art in a dial...
14/10/2026

A first glimpse of our presentation at Art The Hague, bringing together twentieth-century and contemporary art in a dialogue of colour, structure and material.

This year, The Millen House introduces the work of French artist Pierre Célice (1932–2019) to the Netherlands, in collaboration with the Maurice Verbaet Collection, Antwerp.

His expressive compositions enter into dialogue with the architectural language and bold material explorations of emerging artist Casper Waaijer.

The presentation is complemented by selected works from our collection, including Christiaan Paul Damsté, Rosa Shepherd and Jo Andersson.

We look forward to welcoming you in The Hague!

ART THE HAGUE | BOOTH 23
14–18 October 2026

Today, Wednesday 14 October:
VIP Preview | 16:00–18:00
Official Opening | 18:00–22:00

During GLUE, The Millen House opens its doors for a curated programme of encounters, launches and gatherings, alongside ...
05/09/2026

During GLUE, The Millen House opens its doors for a curated programme of encounters, launches and gatherings, alongside Studio DO’s site-specific installation Dining Within the Ruins of Aesthetics & Function.

17 SEPT. · 08.30–12.00
HANGOVER BREAKFAST
Start GLUE with us over coffee and breakfast items & pastries by our neighbourhood bakery louf

18 SEPT. · 16.00–20.00 h
ANDO LAUNCH
Introducing ANDO — a new collection of architectural furniture in solid brushed aluminium, developed by The Millen House and presented for the first time during GLUE.

18 SEPT. · 16.00–20.00h
STONE COCKTAILS
Studio DO takes over The Millen House for an afternoon of drinks and gathering — from the Project Room through the gallery and, weather permitting, out onto the street.
Throughout GLUE, discover Dining Within the Ruins of Aesthetics & Function, Studio DO’s first presentation in the Netherlands.

Come for breakfast, discover the installation, return for drinks.

17–19 SEPTEMBER 2026
The Millen House, Amsterdam
Part of GLUE Amsterdam
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WE ARE PRESENTAfter four years in Amsterdam’s Houthavens, The Millen House is opening a new gallery and project space in...
02/06/2026

WE ARE PRESENT

After four years in Amsterdam’s Houthavens, The Millen House is opening a new gallery and project space in Amsterdam West.

The new space marks the next chapter for the gallery, continuing our exploration of the dialogue between 20th-century and contemporary art, design and architecture. Through carefully curated encounters between different generations and disciplines, we approach art & design from a broad cultural, historical and architectural perspective.

To mark this new beginning, we are pleased to present PRESENT, the opening exhibition of our new home.
The exhibition includes a site-specific installation by l, created especially for the project room, alongside works by Kaptein, , , Elisabeth Peyton, Egon Schiele, Jan Fabre, , , , , Paul Christiaan Damsté, André van der Vossen and others.

Opening Reception
25 June 2026 | 17:00–21:00
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Fannius Scholtenstraat 89
1051 EW Amsterdam

Throwback to last Thursday with the prelaunch of Arcatype Edition 001: Dawn of Time Designed around the theme of spring ...
16/04/2026

Throwback to last Thursday with the prelaunch of Arcatype Edition 001: Dawn of Time

Designed around the theme of spring and awakening of the senses, this experiential evening brought together a unique group from Amsterdam’s design scene across many disciplines.

Design Partners: .global
Design & Objects:
Sound:
DJs:
Culinary:
Olfactory: .nl
Photography: .jpg
Special Thanks: .van

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