Kunstmuseum traces forty years of love, collaboration and constructed images, from Inez & Vinoodh’s digital experiments to portraits and major fashion campaigns.

What you need to know

When two people create together for decades, can anyone still separate one person’s eye from the other’s decision? Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin have linked their relationship, artistic practice and commercial photography since 1986. Kunstmuseum Den Haag’s retrospective asks whether love itself can drive an image. Celebrity portraits and fashion campaigns appear, but the deeper thread is the tension between reality and construction: how digital manipulation changes beauty, how photographer and model shape one another, and how authorship can become shared. The exhibition runs until 6 September. Follow the themed rooms rather than collecting only familiar faces; that route makes forty years of technical experiment and partnership legible.

What you need to know

The retrospective covers the duo’s collaboration since 1986.
It spans art photography, digital construction, portraits and fashion work.
It runs to 6 September; under-18s normally enter Kunstmuseum free.
Some images address bodies and identity; families can preview the guidance.

Plan it before you go

Choose one image and ask why you believe it is real before reading the label; that gets closer to the exhibition’s central question.

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Recheck the official page for the latest time, capacity and weather arrangements before setting off, then plan transport and how long you want to stay.

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Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.

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Kunstmuseum traces forty years of love, collaboration and constructed images, from Inez & Vinoodh’s digital experiments to portraits and major fashion campaigns.

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