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Jacob van Ruisdael’s landscapes have a mood of introspection and a stillness that lets you feel the movement of air and earth

Meet the designer blending surrealist silhouettes with a sense of social responsibility.

EXCLUSIVE: In a statement given to MailOnline publishers Xander Uitgevers called Omid Scobie out by saying he was factually incorrect.

Completed in 2023 in Haarlem, The Netherlands. Images by Eva Bloem. New neighborhood around the former Haarlem Slaughterhouse. The Slachthuisdistrict is a new neighborhood in Haarlem with the monumental slaughterhouse...

In their first UK two-person exhibition, brave and pathetic is better than drowning in shame, Josefin Arnell and Max Göran present new moving image installations featuring truckers, horse girls, and the police, all caught up in yearning for their lost and unattainable objects.

When something goes wrong, the finger is often pointed at us. But our work is more crucial than people know, says translator and author Anna Aslanyan

The Koepelgevangenis in Arnhem is set to be transformed into a hotel with 137 rooms, as well as 50 apartments, and various commercial functions, according to the draft zoning plan presented by the mayor and college of aldermen in a letter to the city council on Tuesday.

Russian spy ships have been hiding off the coast of the Netherlands in recent months. The two spy ships are said to be in the vicinity of gas pipelines, data cables, and wind farms, according to the investigative journalism platform Pointer.

EXCLUSIVE: Saskia Peeters and Nellie Keukelaar-van Rijsbergern are named in the preface to the book EndGame which was withdrawn from sale in Holland.

John Bishop discusses big jobs, such as the repair of the Children's Chime Tower, installation of a Flentrop organ in Cleveland, and other examples.