Flea Market

20 April 2024 – 2 May 2024 – From April 20 to May 2, the Museum Shop of the Jewish Museum will temporarily expand with a flea market. During this period, various Jewish-related books, posters, postcards and other curiosities are for sale in the museum for a small price. And that is not all! On Sunday, April 28, we will make it a […]

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SARI/STATEMENT

12 April 2024 – 3 November 2024 – Woven from silk, from or distressed denim. Knotted, pleated or belted. Worn out of protest, celebration or simply to go work. The statement sari is the sari that has been radically renewed for today’s world. SARI/STATEMENT showcases the sari as one of today’s biggest global fashion stories. In this fashion exhibition, see how designers, wearers […]

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Christine and Janus van Zeegen - Innovators in thread and paint

Christine and Janus van Zeegen – Innovators in thread and paint

30 March 2024 – 15 September 2024 – Artists Christine van Zeegen and her brother Janus worked together in a special way. Their art was innovative in many ways. Janus made line drawings of motifs from the plant and animal world and Christine translated these into colourful embroidery according to her own ideas. Christine’s art needlework was extremely popular in her time. Janus […]

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Antonio López Master of Spanish realism

Antonio López – Master of Spanish realism

28 January 2024 – 2 June 2024 – From 28 January 2024, the Drents Museum presents a major retrospective of Spanish artist Antonio López (1936). López is a phenomenon in his native Spain and has been labelled the ‘greatest living realist artist’. The exhibition Antonio López – Master of Spanish realism is López’ first major solo exhibition in the Netherlands. Paintings – including […]

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Food for Thought

3 November 2023 – 5 January 2025 – The Maritime Museum presents Food for Thought: a bird’s-eye view through the world of our food through the lens of photographer and filmmaker Kadir van Lohuizen. In this exhibition, Van Lohuizen uses photo and video to explore the origins of our food, and the role of the Netherlands and shipping in the food system.

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