Quartair is an artist-run initiative operating as a platform for artistic presentation, cooperation and debate. Quartair initiates and supports exhibitions, art projects and exchanges with other artists or artist-run-spaces at home and abroad.
Based in the former bread factory, Haagsche Broodfabriek, today the building hosts eleven artists, active in seven ateliers and a project space, which functions as a public stage for the art community at large.
Quartair is one of the longest running artist-run-spaces in The Hague.
Current members are: Astrid Nobel, Pietertje van Splunter, Jessy Rahman, Geeske Harting, Thom Vink, Mike Rijnierse, Ludmila Rodrigues, Marlies Adriaanse, Dana LaMonda, Blanka de Bruyne, Louis Braddock Clarke, Zuza Zgierska, Wieteke Heldens.
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History
Quartair was founded in 1992 as a non-profit organization set by a group of young artists, freshly graduated by the KABK/Royal Academy of Fine Arts, in The Hague. Quartair is located at the former ‘Hague’s Bread Factory’, built in 1887, between Bilderdijkstraat and the Toussaintkade, The Hague. The monumental building, today managed by Foundation B141, was renovated in in 2010.
Read more about the history of the former Broodfabriek.
