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..
Feel, discover, and explore the summer! Read More »
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.
Celebrate Freedom. Honor History. Share Stories. Read More »
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.
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14 June 2025 – 7 September 2025 –
Eye Filmmuseum presents the first European solo museum exhibition by US artist and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Garrett Bradley. The exhibition invites visitors into her world: a rich blend of engagement and artistic experimentation, in which she critically examines (film) history and image-making from a contemporary perspective. In 2023, Bradley was awarded the Eye Art & Film Prize.
Garrett Bradley – Revolutions Read More »
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.
28 March 2025 – 15 June 2025 –
In the spring of 2025, Kunsthal Rotterdam presents a comprehensive overview of the work of the German expressionist painter and member of Die Brücke Max Pechstein (1881-1955). Pechstein’s dynamic and colourful compositions had a major impact on the development of the visual language of expressionism.
Max Pechstein | Expression of Harmony Read More »
28 March 2025 – 13 July 2025 –
Over a period of five years, documentary photographer Angeniet Berkers (1985, Nijmegen) researched the Nazi Lebensborn programme, which was aimed at increasing the number of ‘Aryan’ children born in the Third Reich. She published her findings in the book Lebensborn. Birth Politics of the Third Reich. Accompanying the Dutch 80 Years of Freedom celebrations and commemorations, the Kunsthal will be presenting her work in the exhibition Lebensborn from 28 March.
Angeniet Berkers | Lebensborn Read More »
16 May 2025 – 1 November 2026 –
In the exhibition ‘Glass, Made in Antiquity’ you will discover more than 200 glass objects from the archaeology collection of the Allard Pierson Museum. Transparent or opaque, in bright or soft colours, elegantly decorated and unique in shape; it is astonishing that the fragile material has remained so beautiful for centuries. Equally special is the craftsmanship with which the glass utensils and ornaments have been made. In recent years, the latest research methods have been used to fathom the technical aspects of glass from Antiquity. In the exhibition you can enjoy the beauty of the collection and learn more about the refined production methods of glass in Antiquity.
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13 April 2025 – 21 September 2025 –
From 13 April to 21 September 2025, the Dordrecht Museum is hosting the exhibition Carel de Nerée. Different from the others. The work of Carel de Nerée tot Babberich (1880-1909) is one of the most fascinating in Dutch art around 1900. His refined drawings, such as The Swans and Ecstasy: After the Sacrifice, evoke associations with the work of major European fin-de-siècle artists such as Aubrey Beardsley, Gustav Klimt and Jan Toorop.
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27 April 2025 – 26 October 2025 –
In the 400th anniversary of his birth, the Dordrechts Museum is reflecting on the life of Johan de Witt, one of the most important and best-known politicians in Dutch history. In a historical art exhibition with works by the most famous artists from the seventeenth century, the museum asks the question: who was Johan de Witt?
The World of Johan de Witt Read More »
