The Winter Art Fair 2024 Oisterwijk
From Friday 8 November to Sunday 17 November, Van Loon Galleries will organise the experience exhibition Winter Art Fair 2024. For this special exhibition with an atmospheric winter theme, the unique, stylish boutique Hotel de Leijhof in Oisterwijk will serve as the venue.
Over 20 (inter)national artists from the top of the contemporary art world produced new artworks especially for this event. From paintings and sculptures to glass and photo art, everything can be admired at the Winter Art Fair. Hotel de Leijhof will be transformed into an experience exhibition by means of décor, light and sound. The atmospheric surroundings of the hotel and the warm winter decor will create a fine ambiance in which beautiful art will take centre stage.
For 10 days, you can visit this high-quality art exhibition and also enjoy culinary delights. A special lunch and dinner menu and a number of unique packages will be offered daily in Hotel de Leijhof’s restaurant The George. This way, visitors can enjoy art in optima forma.
The Winter Art Fair can be visited daily from 8 to 17 November 2024 from 11am at Hotel de Leijhof in Oisterwijk. Admission and parking (in front of the door) is free.
Address Winter Art Fair 2024: Heusdensebaan 7, Oisterwijk
“Hotel de Leijhof in Oisterwijk is transformed into an experiential exhibition in winter atmosphere.”
Hotel de Leijhof Oisterwijk looks forward to welcoming you during the Winter Art Fair
Welcome to the Hotel de Leijhof Oisterwijk! We are a 4-star superior boutique hotel located in bustling Oisterwijk. Our 19 luxurious suites are stylishly decorated with an eye for personal detail, making our guests feel truly at home.
Furthermore, you can enjoy culinary delights in our restaurant The George, where we serve breakfast, lunch and dinner every day of the week. Adjacent to our restaurant is the Botanical Garden with its beautiful greenery. Cocktails can be enjoyed in our PERK’S Treasure Lounge, also the place for a grand event! Business meetings are also possible. In short, a rich total concept with lots of experience and, of course, our Brabant hospitality!
Open daily from 11am to 9pm.
Culinary delights during your visit to the Winter Art Fair
Winter Art Fair lunch menu
• 2 course selection menu: €35,- p.p.
• 3 course selection menu: €45,- p.p.
Mocha and friandises included
Winter Art Fair Signature Diner Menu
• 3 course selection menu: €45,- p.p.
• 4 course selection menu: €55,- p.p.
• 5 course selection menu: €65,- p.p.
Chef's Table Experience
• Private dining
• 6 course selection menu
• Sourdough bread, olive oil and butter
• Matching wine arrangement
• Leijhof mineralwater
• Coffee and friandise
€149,- p.p. (max 12 personen)
The George Moment
• Coffee of your choice with sweets
€ 7,50,-
PERK'S COCKTAIL BAR
• Cocktails, Bites & Beats
For group bookings only, on request: events@leijhof.nl or call +31(0)13 523 11 23
Book your arrangement now
Participating artists
Patrick Bergsma
Bergsma’s work is about humans in relation to nature.
Jenny Boot
Jenny Boot’s work is best described as that of a modern artist with roots in the 17th century.
Slava Fokk
Slava Fokk goes back to the origins of the techniques of the old Dutch painters with his oil paintings.
Rietje Geurts
Her sculptures, with attention to detail and meticulous workmanship, bring anatomy to life and emphasise speed, grace and strength.
Stefan Gross
Colourfully, his work shows the decay of a society based on growth.
Bob Lejeune
Bob Lejeune seeks balance between figuration and abstraction. His work is full of symbolism and archetypes.
Nimrod Messeg
In the flames and sparks of the sculptural process, an almost celestial energy emerges.
Netty van Osch
Netty van Osch looks for works that wring. She likes paradoxical situations and ominous scenes.
Ramon Otting
The looseness of his painting combined with his sculptures opens up his work even more and enhances the power in the details.
Christel Delrieu Pétraud
Her work is incredible on all levels. Art allows Christel Delrieu Pétraud to represent the interpretation of truth in a new way.
Ans Pullens
Because of the different positions in which they are attached, the light and the position from which you look at the work, there seem to be nuance differences in colour.
Rabarama
While making her powerful sculptures, Rabarama embarked on a quest for man’s predestination.
Kees Salentijn
Kees says he always needs a motif from the things around him that trigger his imagination.
Paz Sanz Fle
Paz Sanz Fle’s work consists of images of African-looking women, eyes closed.
Tom Seerden
With a wooden or stone plinth as a starting point and a head full of memories to draw from, he sets to work.
Joris van Spaendonck
The artist wants to invite people viewing his paintings to get close to his work.
Kitty Tijbosch
Her ‘Symphony’ sculptures testify to her masterful craftsmanship and ability to transform hard, static materials such as marble.
Jan Verest
Emotion, perspective and contrast are his starting points. He finds his inspiration mainly in his stay in New York.
Hannes Verhoeven
Each time, Hannes looks for connections between humans and animals to create a powerful figure.
Carina Wagenaar
Unique artworks inspired by cameos, small medallions, lace and relics and possess narrative symbolism.
Karin van de Walle
Karin’s sculptures are typical in their whimsy, exuberant extravagance, humour and infinite dexterity.
Marek Zyga
In gestures he looks for phrases, in phrases words and in words he looks for letters which he incorporates into his works.
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