Guest studios
Foundation B.a.d. offers guest studios to local and international artists.
Since 1992, more than 400 artists, architects, and designers have used our guest studios. We are a non-subsidized organization. We do not provide grants or financial help to our guest artists.
We sometimes organize events in which our guests can participate. Guests can also present their work at B.a.d.
Criteria
You can function within and contribute to our community. You are self-sufficient and willing to follow a few guidelines regarding health & safety, good housekeeping, and consideration for others.
We also provide our guests with a handbook which contains useful information to support their stay.
The spaces
We have three guest studios. Each is 40 m2 and has a sink, basic furniture (table, chairs, bed, etc.), and wifi.
The shared kitchen has two sinks, a large gas cooker and oven, necessary cooking equipment, crockery and cutlery, towels, and a dining table and chairs, and we provide wifi, tea and coffee.
The shared bathroom has two shower cubicles and a laundry.
We also have a garden and pavilion.
B.a.d. offers space for artistic activity among a growing network of creative practitioners
Guest studio 2
Our rooms can be used as a studios or live/work spaces
Guest studio 2
Time & Space
Our garden
1999
2017
Studio visits
Visiting Quinda Veerheul’s studio
Visiting Daan Botlek’s studio
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B.a.d. during Covid-19
Our guest studio programme continues
Everyone at B.a.d. is asked to observe social and physical distancing guidelines and maintain high levels of hygiene when using our building and its facilities. Please take responsibility for your health and that of others. Our members ensure regularly used surfaces, such as door handles, are regularly cleaned, and we ask our guests to do the same. Since the national guidelines for the pandemic change as the situation develops, so will our measures.