Current
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PRESENT
Openings exhibition 25 Jun - 1 Aug 2026 PRESENT marks the opening of The Millen House's new gallery and project space in Amsterdam West. Bringing together 20th-century and contemporary art, design and sculpture, the exhibition explores how presence is formed through relationships: between objects and bodies, architecture and memory, material and meaning. Rather than following a chronological or... Read more -
A Duet For The Millen House
Installation by Rosa Shepherd 25 Jun - 1 Aug 2026 Shepherd represents a generation of artists who no longer view sculpture as a self-contained object, but as a dynamic relationship between body, material, and space. Her works function as quiet anchors within an environment: objects that do not merely occupy space, but actively shape how it is experienced. They remind us that every space ultimately begins with a body in motion. Read more
Past
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I was tears, laughter I became.
Diana Bitar 18 Sep - 19 Oct 2025 In her first solo exhibition in Amsterdam, Brussels-based artist Diana Bitar (*1995) presents a new body of hand-dyed, pleated silk works alongside a contemplative installation. Taking inspiration from the 13th-century Persian poet Rumi, Bitar traces a passage from sorrow to radiance, a movement from tears toward laughter, from heaviness toward light. Her practice transforms rituals of dyeing, folding, and arranging fabric into gestures of gratitude, beauty and renewal.
The result is a series of works that invite reflection: soft sculptures of colour and movement, carrying both fragility and strength. Read more -
Welcome to my Happy World
Greet Weitenberg 1 Sep - 1 Oct 2025 Read more -
HOMO FABER
Rutger de Regt 25 Jul - 25 Aug 2025 Read more -
5X Rietveld
5 Sep - 13 Oct 2024 5 X Rietveld at The Millen House brings together the work of Gerrit Rietveld and his four children—Jan, Bep, Gerrit Jr., and Wim—for the first time in over thirty years. The exhibition highlights their individual contributions to Dutch art and design, from iconic modernist furniture to rarely seen paintings, offering a unique perspective on the Rietveld family legacy. Read more
