BredaPhoto 2026 brings together the work of over forty photographers and artists, many of whom are showing in the Netherlands for the first time, with some installations created especially for the festival.
Aline Papenheim / Amera Elnaal / Annaleen Louwes / Awoiska van der Molen / Aya Musa / Çiğdem Yüksel / Emilia Yang / Eva Roefs / Fatima Joumaa / Fouad Hallak / Frida Lisa Carstensen Jersø / Hanna Tuulikki / Hetty van Bommel & Thierry van Raaij / Huda Abdulmughni / Kali Spitzer / Judit Gyuricza Osváth / Keiken / Lara Rau / Majd Arandas (1994-2023) / Marcel Top / Noor Abed / Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine / Olivia Arthur / Prin Rodriguez / Puck Verkade / Rafael Soldi / Shannon Taggart / Simone Engelen / Ties van de Water / Varvara Uhlik / Yuki Kihara / Yvela Jessica
Collaborations
In collaboration with Sudanese photographer and curator Ala Kheir, work by six Sudanese photographers will be on display throughout the festival: Wala Yassin / Ammar Abdalla Osman / Ammar Yassir / Hashim Nasr / Musab Abushama / Fatima Alam
At BredaPhoto’s invitation, FOTODOK presents the group exhibition A Spell Bundle – Manifesting Queer Futurity at the festival. The exhibition is curated by Daria Tuminas and co-curator Nayara Leite features work by: Donja Nasseri / Ebun Sodipo / Julius Thissen / Nayara Leite / S*an D. Henry-Smith
Collaborations
Partners
A city-wide programme has also been developed together with Breda partners such as Stedelijk Museum Breda, Chassé Theatre, and De Nieuwe Veste.
Partners
Noor Abed
Palestinian artist Noor Abed is creating the video installation we walk in our sleep especially for BredaPhoto Festival 2026. Together with the community around her — family, friends, and neighbours — she connects ancient traditions with contemporary life in Palestine. Through movement and choreography, she poetically explores a spatial and political vision of her homeland. The project is commissioned by BredaPhoto and Matter of Art, with support from the Mondriaan Fonds and the Han Nefkens Foundation
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Awoiska van der Molen
Awoiska van der Molen
Huda Abdulmughni
Huda Abdulmughni documents the celebration of Nowruz Sayadeen, the Iranian New Year, on the island of Qeshm. She reveals how the residents of this fishing community find solidarity, comfort, and resilience through tradition, community, and nature.
Huda Abdulmughni
Kali Spitzer
Kali Spitzer
Puck Verkade
Puck Verkade
More information about all participating artists and projects will be available on our website soon.
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