Atelierbezoeken Lucia Pietroiusti: 11 en 12 februari

On Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 February 2026, curator Lucia Pietroiusti will conduct a number of studio visits with artists in The Hague. She describes her areas of interest as follows:

''Curator, programmer and strategist Lucia Pietroiusti stewards research and experimentation at the intersection of art, ecology and systems. She is Head of Research & Emergence at Hartwig Art Foundation, Amsterdam, working towards the opening of the Hartwig Museum in 2028. Pietroiusti was the founder of Serpentine’s General Ecology project (2018-2025) and the curator of Sun & Sea (Lithuanian Pavilion at the 58th Venice Biennale, and ongoing tour). Publications include The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish (with Filipa Ramos, 2025) and More-than-Human (with Andrés Jaque and Marina Otero Verzier, 2020). She is Chair of the Board of Trustees of Forma Arts, London.''

Brief biography

As Head of Ecologies at Serpentine, London (until 2025), Pietroiusti founded the General Ecology project (2018-2025) to further ecological approaches in thought, infrastructure and practice. She is the curator of Sun & Sea (Golden Lion at the 58th Venice Biennale and tour). With Filipa Ramos, she is the curator of Songs for the Changing Seasons (Vienna Klima Biennale, 2024) and Persones Persons (8th Biennale Gherdeïna, 2022). Pietroiusti is a curator of Sites of… Practice (E-WERK Luckenwalde, since 2024), Back to Earth (Serpentine, 2020-22) and Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes: The British East India Company on Trial by Radha D’Souza and Jonas Staal (2025). Recent publications include More-than-Human (with Andrés Jaque and Marina Otero Verzier) and The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish (with Filipa Ramos). She is Chair of the Board of Trustees at Forma Arts, London, and a trustee of the Gallery Climate Coalition. 

Registration

If you are interested in a studio visit with Lucia Pietroiusti, you can register until 25 January 2025 via this link. We ask you to briefly explain your interest in a studio visit (in English!) and to provide a link to your artist profile on haagsekunstenaars.nl as well as your personal website. The responses received, together with any suggestions from Stroom, will be submitted to the curator. From this list, she will make a selection based on which the visit programme will be compiled. Shortly after the deadline, you will be informed whether you have been selected for a studio visit.

About the studio visit programme
Stroom regularly invites curators, artists, and critics from the Netherlands and abroad to conduct studio visits with artists from The Hague who are registered with Stroom. The studio visit offers artists the opportunity to present their work and provides a setting for constructive critical reflection in conversation with an art professional. In this context, it also helps to raise awareness of the artists’ work.