The Gallery of Honour of Dutch Photography showcases the development of photography in the Netherlands from its invention in 1839 to the present day.

At the heart of the exhibition are the artists who bear witness to Van Gogh’s ongoing relevance, and the artworks they have chosen to exhibit serve as letters addressed to him.

The Städel Museum will present 27 of Rineke Dijkstra’s works in a solo exhibition, including 23 images from her Beach Portraits series.

The exhibition will give an overview of Rineke Dijkstra's work, concentrating on the theme of ‘transition.’

The work was first inspired by Rineke Dijkstra’s visit to a nightclub in Liverpool in 2008 whereupon the artist asked teenagers to come to a studio to film them dancing to their...

An exhibition exploring the spirit of sport as captured through video, photography, painting, print and sculpture..

Rineke Dijkstra brings contemporary portraiture to life at the MEP with four of her groundbreaking video installations, making their debut in a Parisian institution.

Rineke Dijkstra's work inaugurates a new curatorial series at the Timken entitled 'Reconsidering Rembrandt.'

With the work “Ruth Drawing Picasso,” the Lehmbruck Museum presents an iconic motif of absorption and concentration in its series “Sculpture 21st.'

Rineke Dijkstra and Annette Messager participate in a group exhibition examining masculinity through the medium of film and photography.

Around 90 artists from 34 countries stand with their works for the enormous diversity and vitality of the contemporary European art scene, from Portugal to Russia, from Norway to Turkey.

Johannes Vermeer Award 2020 goes to Rineke Dijkstra.

Rineke Dijkstra and Nan Goldin participate in a group exhibition celebrating the power of experiencing art in person.

The exhibition brings together around 20 French and international artists across different generations, spotlighting around 60 works—many of which have never been on display at the Fondation.

On September 5, Rijksmuseum will present 'Night Watching,' a film installation by Rineke Dijkstra which was created to honor the 350th anniversary of the death of Rembrandt.⠀ Presented as a triptych, the...

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston presents a selection of photographs by Rineke Dijkstra. The exhibition will investigate the main characteristics of Dijkstra’s work through a selection of images from her Parks...

Inhotim, Brazil, will present Rineke Dijkstra's I See a Woman Crying in To See Time Go By. I See a Woman Crying consists of three projections in which a panorama of school...

The De Pont features a retrospective of works by Rineke Dijkstra, created in close collaboration with the Louisiana Museum in Denmark. The retrospective includes many of her portraits and some of her...

For her exhibition at the Sprengel Museum Hanover, Rineke Dijkstra will create a dialogue that connects a selection of her works with art from the museum’s own collection. Her photographs from the...

The Stedelijk Museum presents Rineke Dijkstra: An Ode, an exhibition that includes both includes iconic photographic works and highlights her early video work and her return to the medium in recent years....

This exhibition will feature four of Dijkstra’s portraits of adolescents, as well as a 1991 self-portrait that inspired much of her later work. It is timed to coincide with the installation of...

Rineke Dijkstra's 'The Krazyhouse, Liverpool, UK' is on view as part of the Accrochage 3 Pop and Music/Sound, presented by the Fondation Louis Vuitton. It is part of the second axis, Music/Sound...