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Seasonal updates from the Van Gogh Europe network: warm messages from our Board, partner highlights, meetings, and opportunities.
Want to know more about what’s happening across the Van Gogh Europe network? Every season, we publish a newsletter for our partners, sharing key updates from the board, working groups, and partners, plus upcoming meetings, events, and opportunities to collaborate.
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Newsletter | Autumn Edition 2026
Autumn brings new colours to Van Gogh Europe…
Autumn held a special fascination for Vincent van Gogh, inspiring him to capture the beauty of nature in transition. From the tree-lined avenues of Nuenen to the colourful landscapes of Arles, he was drawn to the season's rich shades of yellow, orange, and red. Paintings such as Avenue of Poplars in Autumn and The Alyscamps reflect his fascination with the changing landscape and his endless exploration of colour and light.
As the leaves begin to turn, autumn brings a renewed sense of inspiration and connection across the Van Gogh Europe network. From exciting exhibitions and new initiatives to shared ambitions and international collaborations, our partners continue to bring Vincent's legacy to life in inspiring ways.
This autumn, we're looking forward to bringing our network together for the Van Gogh Europe Seminar on 5 and 6 October 2026 in the Netherlands. Alongside inspiring partner updates and opportunities to exchange ideas, our working groups continue to strengthen cooperation across borders, with a particular focus on education, research, communication, and our shared European heritage.
Meanwhile, our partners are presenting a vibrant programme of exhibitions, events, and experiences across Europe, offering plenty of opportunities to discover, connect, and explore.
Curious about what's happening across the network, the exciting plans ahead, and how you can be part of our shared journey?

Newsletter | Summer Edition 2026
Summer is in full bloom at Van Gogh Europe…
Summer held a special significance for Vincent van Gogh, inspiring some of his most vivid and expressive works. During his time in Arles, he was captivated by the intensity of the southern sun, the golden wheatfields, and the long days filled with colour and light. Paintings such as Sunflowers, The Harvest, Summer Evening, and his sweeping landscapes reflect the warmth, abundance, and vitality of the season. For Van Gogh, summer was a time of artistic energy and emotional intensity—a season that fuelled both creativity and a deep connection to nature.
As we settle into the sunny months of June, July, and August, that same sense of energy and inspiration can be felt across the Van Gogh Europe network. From new partnerships and fresh ideas to exciting collaborations and upcoming gatherings, there is much happening throughout our community.
We’re preparing to welcome familiar and new faces at our next in-person Van Gogh Europe meeting on 5 and 6 October 2026, while working groups continue to develop innovative projects and strengthen connections across borders. Alongside updates from our partners, there are plenty of opportunities to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and build on our collective ambitions.
Meanwhile, our calendar continues to fill with events, exhibitions, and initiatives that celebrate Vincent’s legacy and bring our network together.
Curious about the programme for our upcoming meeting, the latest developments from our partners and working groups, and the transitions taking place within our Board?

Newsletter | Spring Edition 2026
Spring is in the air at Van Gogh Europe…
Spring held deep symbolic meaning for Vincent van Gogh, representing renewal, hope, and new beginnings. For Van Gogh, spring was both an artistic inspiration and a metaphor for emotional and spiritual rebirth.
As the season of renewal begins, fresh energy is flowing through the Van Gogh Europe network. From exciting upcoming meetings and inspiring partner events to new collaborations and key transitions within the board, there’s a lot unfolding behind the scenes.
We’re welcoming new voices, saying a heartfelt farewell to a longstanding colleague, and building momentum with innovative ideas, from student collaborations to international projects and creative partnerships.
Meanwhile, our shared calendar is filling with exhibitions, gatherings, and opportunities to connect across borders.
Curious about what’s next for the network, who’s joining, and how you can be part of it?



