On Saturday, September 20, H’ART Museum opens Brancusi: The Birth of Modern Sculpture. For the first time in Amsterdam, over 31 masterpieces by Constantin Brancusi (1876–1957), including his original pedestals, will be on display. The exhibition is presented in collaboration with Centre Pompidou, Paris. Explore the highlights in the catalog (only available at H’ART).
Only until 24 August you can immerse yourself in the magical, sensory world of artist Haegue Yang @ Kunsthal Rotterdam. Experience art that stimulates all the senses — and makes you think. Don’t miss this unique opportunity!
It’s International Cat Day – the purr-fect excuse to celebrate our whiskered companions! Whether they’re curled up on your keyboard, demanding treats, or just giving you the silent stare of judgment, cats make life a whole lot better. Today, we honor their independence, charm, and undeniable cuteness.
The first book by Tilda Swinton highlights her incredible transformations and iconic roles, tracing Swinton’s singular presence through collaborations with filmmakers and fashion figures.
Look, pause, and capture the moment. Be inspired by Van Gogh’s glowing skies or create your own ritual of reflection with a warm-scented candle and a notebook.
At BOS, the interactive exhibition at Natuurmuseum Brabant, everything changes with the seasons. And now, summer is in full swing! Jump like a frog, feel the magic of snail slime, and test if you’re as fast as a bat..
On July 1st, we commemorate Keti Koti, the day slavery was abolished in Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean. “Keti Koti” means “the chain is broken” in Sranantongo. It’s a moment to remember the painful past, celebrate resilience, and embrace a shared future of equality and understanding.
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Since her creation by Dick Bruna in 1955, Miffy has brought joy, simplicity, and calm to generations around the world. Her quiet strength, curiosity, and kindness have made her not only a children’s icon but also a gentle symbol of peace in an often noisy world.
Did you know? Father’s Day is celebrated around the world, with roots going back to the Middle Ages. In the U.S., it was first marked in 1910 thanks to Sonora Smart Dodd—and today, it’s held on the third Sunday of June in many countries.
The Mahjong Tiles set from the Wereldmuseum is featured in the February issue of Holland Herald, KLM’s in-flight magazine. Designed by Hong Kong illustrator Karen Aruba, this special edition set showcases blended cityscapes of Amsterdam and Rotterdam. The set is sold in relation to the Made in China exhibition at Wereldmuseum Rotterdam, which explores cultural exchange and craftsmanship.
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