Projectspace on the Inside, Amsterdam, Transit. 18 April 2026 - 09 August 2026.
Installation of 24 panels suspended from the ceiling of the exhibition space. Image credits Peter Tijhuis.

Galerie LUMC, Leiden. 23 October 2025 - 23 January 2026.
The exhibition ‘Resilience’ in Galerie LUMC shows works by seven artists on resilience in times of setbacks and disaster. Participating artists Martin en Inge Riebeek, Saar Scheerlings, Lou-Lou van Staaveren, Henk Wildschut and Natascha Libbert. 

Refresh Amsterdam #3: Imagine the Future 

Interview Mister Motley's Kunst is Lang (Dutch) 2025

Amsterdam Museum | Refresh Amsterdam #3: Imagine the Future, 11 July 2025 -  30 November 2025

For Refresh Amsterdam #3: Imagine the Future, the Amsterdam Museum has commissioned 15 leading artists to show work on urgent themes that affect our common future. Participating artists: Frank Ammerlaan, Sebastián Díaz Morales, Ivna Esajas, Koen Hauser, Raquel van Haver, Ischa Kempka, Minne Kersten, Brigitte Louter, Fiona Lutjenhuis, Afagh Morrowatian & Roshanak Morrowatian, Buhlebezwe Siwani, Patricia Werneck Ribas, Don Yaw Kwaning & Maurits de Bruijn en 4Siblings Collective. Curator Nina Folkersma.

Salt extraction Lake Katwe. Uganda. 2025

Kennedy Van der Laan, Amsterdam, Endemic Time. 27 June 2024 - 13 September 2024

Gallery Vriend van Bavink, Amsterdam. UNSEEN 2024
Plantation Ground, 2022. Canson Baryta inkjet printed framed with glass 50 x 70 cm.

Gallery Vriend van Bavink, Amsterdam. UNSEEN 2024
Droplet, 2022. Inkjet printed framed with glass 32,5 x 48 cm.

Rijksmuseum Twenthe, Ik, de ander & de aarde. Permanent Collection. 

Galerie LUMC, Leiden, LUMC Art Collection. 11 July 2024 - 27 October 2024
Lily's Water, 2019, inkjet print framed with glass, 100 x 140 cm.

My studio garden. 2022.

Iceland. 2022.
Icelandic horses were brought over to the island by the Vikings and are unique in their strength and number of gaits (5!). Foreign horses are not allowed to enter the country and once an Icelandic horse leaves, it can never return. While it rains and we cover ourselves with gear, the Icelandic horse stands with its head towards the wind.

Gallery Vriend van Bavink, Amsterdam. Solo exhibition Japanse Oesters / Japanese Oysters. 2021
Japanese Oysters is a presentation about exotics transported by (industrial) globalism as they form in their new habitat.

Publication de Correspondent 'Het onzichtbare leven op een vrachtschip' (Dutch), 2021

38 CC, Delft. Trace on Trace. 15 November 2020 - 11 April 2021. 

Participating artists: Ricardo van Eyck, Ciao Guimarães, Natascha Libbert.

CODA, Apeldoorn. Inside the Outside. 01 May 2022 - 25 September 2022.

Participating Artists: Betweentwohands, melanie bonajo, Lex ter Braak, Eelco Brand, Elspeth Diederix, Alexandra Hunts, Ellen Kooi, Anouk Kruithof, Jan Robert Leegte, Natascha Libbert, Awoiska van der Molen, Erwin Olaf, Daan Paans, Jaap Scheeren, Richard Tepe, Jacquie Maria Wessels

Ontmoetingen bij de Wilg, with Birthe Leemeijer. IJsselbiënnale 2020.

Zand is het fundament van onze steden, maar de winning ervan verwoest de natuur. Dit project laat zien hoe het anders kan. De Correspondent. 2020.
Tekst Jan van Poppel (NL).

Cargo in Context, Amsterdam. Home, 2019.
A workers make-shift home living and working in the industry of agriculture Almeria, Spain otherwise known as Mar de Plástico.

Cargo in Context, Amsterdam. Solo exhibition ‘Undermined’. 15 June 2019 - 27 July 2019.
Libbert's work is characterized by presumably innocent places and landscapes, in which she exposes the traces left by man due to global industrialism. For Cargo she developed the Undermined project.

I went looking for a ship selected for The Best Dutch Book Designs of 2018.

The thirty-three Best Dutch Book Designs 2018 have been announced. A total of 295 entries were assessed for their distinctive qualities by a panel of experts looking for outstanding work in such areas as content, design, picture editing, typography, choice of materials, printing and binding. Design by Michaël Snitker. Order at The Eriskay Connection or buy at your local bookstore.

The thirty-three books selected can be admired in an exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam to be held in the autumn, coinciding with the publication of this year’s catalogue.