Marcos Kueh: PRESENT

Behind four woven tapestries in the Red Bedroom, Marcos Kueh has repeated the words "I love you" over and over. They are for his father, words Kueh finds hard to say while his father is alive, so the museum calls the work a last love letter.

You walk into a 17th-century bedroom where the four-poster bed stands empty under its fabric canopy, and Kueh's weavings answer that canopy. Kueh, born in Sarawak on Borneo in 1995, came to weaving from graphic design and advertising. Here he also points you at the room's Imari vases, objects that may have meant something quite different where they came from, and at how familiar things can feel both recognisable and strange in a museum.

It's four works in one room of the house. Admission is €17.50 (€9.75 for ages 6 to 18, free with a Museumkaart), card only on site. Kueh gives an artist talk in English on Saturday 12 December, 15:00 to 17:00, €5 extra.