Non-profit art foundation since 1987 in The Hague, The Netherlands.

From 1987 to 1997 Stichting Maldoror mainly published books in Dutch by a.o. Baudelaire, Burroughs and its own writings, organized events on subjects as 'Art in the Eighties' and the Viennese Actionists, and contributed to tv-shows and festivals about Bataille, Beckett and 'Antwerp, Cultural Capital of Europe'. Furthermore it ran a gallery showing works by dozens of artists.

In 1997 a major split within the organization took place, and Anthony Blokdijk - one of the original founders - started organizing art-projects with children and teenagers in The Hague's Painters' district.

In 2006 Stichting Maldoror temporarily moved to Suriname in South America, setting up a media library at the Nola Hatterman Art Academy in Paramaribo, as well as helping setting up a location for artists-in-residence.

2008 brought Maldoror back to Europe unexpectedly, now focusing on several new projects all over the world.