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Art and exhibitions

De Hallen

Tinca Veerman

De Hallen Amsterdam

Tinca Veerman - We Are Passengers

Throughout the month of April, artist Tinca Veerman will present the work 'We Are Passengers' in De Hallen, Amsterdam. For this presentation she made five life-size collage paintings, which hang high above the audience in the passage. With the work, Veerman wants to make us aware of our position as 'passer-by' in the world.

Amsterdam Museum aan de Amstel

The arrival, 2024, patricia kearsenhout

We have separate guided tours for the blind/ partially sighted and the deaf and hard of hearing

https://www.amsterdammuseum.nl/en/locations/amsterdam-museum-at-the-amstel/1495

Amsterdam Museum on the Amstel

Manahahtáanung or Nieuw Amsterdam?

400 years ago, the Dutch arrived in America to establish a colony in the area that is now New York on behalf of the West India Company. The Amsterdam Museum, together with the representatives of Lenape – original inhabitants of this area in the United States – created this exhibition about the consequences for the Indigenous residents and their struggle.

Transnatural

Exhibition and cycle tour along radically innovative art and design route

The exhibition 'Living in the Radical City Inc.' looks at the city of the future, in which there is plenty of room for nature. Here, you will discover surprising art and design that Transnatural develops for Amsterdam's public space.

Stichting WG-Kunst

houtplaat Meebewegen

WG Kunst Art Foundation

Marit Dik: A bird broke the silence

From 23-26 May, Marit Dik will show large woodcuts, with print graphics by Thomas Siemon and Julienne Jattiot and texts by Klaske Oenema. The opening is on Friday, 24 May, from 17:00 to 19:00, with a text reading by Klaske Oenema. The exhibition will be open from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 May, 13:00 - 17:00. There will be free guided tours at 14:00 and 15:30 during 24 Hours West on Saturday, 25 May.

Bruno Gallery

Erwin van Hoof

Mirrin de Greef

Opening invitation

Art Exhibition Mind over Matter

Mind Over Matter Art Exhibition at Bruno Gallery, Amsterdam, opens April 10, showcasing Dutch artists Mirrin de Greef and Erwin van Hoof. It explores the dialogue between intent and the physical, through textile and sculpture. De Greef's textile sculptures and van Hoof's light-play artworks illustrate the power of thought over matter. Their combined works highlight creativity's role in transforming the tangible, inviting contemplation on the manifestation of thoughts and emotions in physical forms, celebrating human creativity's transformative power.

VU ART SCIENCE gallery

Let’s Work!

In the VU ART SCIENCE gallery's new exhibition, artists and scientists explore the phenomenon of work. Let's Work! explores this concept, featuring artists Jorrit Paaijmans, Nicoline van Harskamp, Ton Kruse—Faculty of In-humanities, and Rob Voerman/Stichting Kaikoesie.

De Waag

De Wallen, Amsterdam

On the Map exhibition Jan Rothuizen

Following the 'Waag Open: The Soft Atlas' program, you can admire the exhibition 'On the Map' on Saturday, 6 and Sunday, 7 April in the Waag (Nieuwmarkt 4), where a selection of work from the artists Soft Atlas will be on display throughout the weekend. Jan Rothuizen can be viewed. And you can also contribute to a collective map of the city centre.

NDSM-Fuse

Affiche NDSM Expo XV Nieuw New Babylon

Nieuw New Babylon NDSM Expo XV in NDSM Fuse

In NIEUW NEW BABYLON, artists display new myths, as Constant Nieuwenhuis once described New Babylon as a dream: an illustration of a way of life in a supposed society. These are dystopian stories that confront, but also optimistic ones the viewer can identify with.

Frans Hals Museum

Vrouwen in de Schutterszaal

For more information about accessibility go to the museum's website

https://franshalsmuseum.nl/en/visit-us/accessibility

Frans Hals Museum (Groot Heiligland)

Women in the Civic-Guard Gallery

The Frans Hals Museum uses the unique loan of two militia pieces to the Rijksmuseum to give visitors a fresh look at group portraits.

Sint Antoniesbreestraat (Vitrines)

Moving ��� Birds 2 Paradise

Roger Ruhulessin - Moving – Birds 2 Paradise

The exhibition by artist Roger Ruhulessin in Sint Antoniesbreestraat consists of 30 drawings and collages inspired by his Nieuwmarkt neighbourhood. Place and displacement in a changing society play an important role in his work. Closely linked to these themes are exclusion and acceptance, as well as the division and increasingly visible polarization in society. Location: Sint Antoniesbreestraat 1-35, Amsterdam.

Dokzaal

Kunst in dok

Art at dok

Under the title 'Art at dock', 20 members of the Sint Lucas association are organizing a surprising exhibition from photography and painting to mixed media and installations. The exhibition takes place in the Dokzaal, Plantage Doklaan 8-12, Amsterdam.

Frans Hals Museum - Hal (Grote Markt)

The Art of Drag

The Art of Drag is the first exhibition in the Netherlands about drag from an art historical perspective in the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem.

Luther Museum

De blessings zijn de moeite waard te fotograferen.

De blessings (khata's) van de Rainbow Soulclub.

De introducitetekst van Welkom met een vitrine.

https://luthermuseum.nl/en/visitor-information

For more information on accessibility go to the museum's website

Welcome in the Netherlands?

Visit the exhibition 'Welcome to the Netherlands?' a current refugee history. The Luther Museum Amsterdam tells the history of the Salzburg refugees. Discover why they had to flee, about their harsh journey through Europe and how they were received in the Netherlands. What does this history teach us about the present?

ZID Theater

Foto door Maria Morales

Exhibition 'My Bucket List for the City'

In 'My Bucket List for the City', a diverse group of residents from Amsterdam West share personal stories in which they share their wishes for the city. What wishes did the residents of West have in mind to make our beloved city even more beautiful? The free exhibition brings out-of-the-box ideas as well as traditional desires through staged photographs and unique stories!

Atelier K84

Human//Nature #18

Photo exhibition Human//Nature by Astrid Verhoef

Atelier K84 and Koster Fine Art Gallery present a solo exhibition by art photographer Astrid Verhoef. Location: Atelier K84, Keizersgracht 84H, Amsterdam

Cool Electric

Expanded Sphere

Batu Karas No. 1

Lines & Horizons

During the Easter weekend, Robbert de Goedemen Jan Kuhlemeier will open the doors at Vijzelgracht 7.

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