Hans den Hartog Jager

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Dutch^[2] b. 1968, Herveld^[1] active 1994–present

Hans den Hartog Jager is a prominent Dutch art critic, writer, and curator born in Herveld in 1968. He has been writing for the NRC Handelsblad since 1994 and has authored more than ten books, including monographs on figures such as David Hockney, Andy Warhol, and Tjebbe Beekman. Known for his ability to navigate complex conversations with artists regarding the content of their work, he frequently curates exhibitions and provides critical analysis in various cultural publications. He contributed the introduction to Hans de Bruijn's book 'Atelier. Vijftig kunstenaarsportretten'.^[1,2,3]

• art criticism
• contemporary art
• curation