“A collective of artists from Groningen”
In 1918, several young artists take the initative to found the art collective known as De Ploeg (meaning both “the Plough” and “the Group”). This name was carefully selected: art in Groningen was like undeveloped land and needed to be ploughed thoroughly before something new could grow. By joining forces and organizing shared expositions and other activities, Groningen could be prepared for modern art.
Now on display In De Ploeg Pavilion
![Jan Wiegers, Kirchner in Studio (1925)](/media/2/De-Ploeg/_380x255_crop_center-center_95_none_ns/Jan-Wiegers.png?v=1739285877)
De Ploeg
![Alida Pott, Girl with long red hair](/media/2/De-Ploeg/Stichting-De-Ploeg/_380x255_crop_center-center_95_none_ns/Alida-Pott-Meisje-met-rood-lang-haar-en-groene-strik.jpg?v=1739285309)
Alida Pott
![Johan Dijkstra, Church in Oostum](/media/2/Tentoonstellingen/Geweest/2018/De-Ploeg/_380x255_crop_center-center_95_none_ns/johan-dijkstra-kerkje-Oostum-st-de-ploeg.jpg?v=1739285515%2C0.2826%2C0.1938)