Book presentation RISE in the Van Eesteren Museum

In the Van Eesteren Museum, artists Sajoscha Talirz and Caroline Ruijgrok present their publication RISE, which they created together with graphic designer Karoline Świeżyński. In the midst of an exhibition of photos, video and texts, you can discover how writers and photographers have looked at the sculpture RISE in the Eendrachtspark in their own way.

Amsterdam 750

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Book presentation RISE in the Van Eesteren Museum

Location

Van Eesteren Museum

Noordzijde 31

1064 GV Amsterdam

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Sculpture RISE

The artwork RISE was placed last year next to the Parkrandgebouw by MVRDV architects and provides access to the park in a special way. Writers Karima Aissaoui, Emilie Pariel and Mara-Luna Brandt Corstius and photographers Johannes Schwartz, Mercé Wouthuysen and Christian van der Kooy were invited to capture their own perspective on the image. The result of their work is bundled in this publication.

During the presentation you can listen to a lecture by one of the writers, and see the photos and video in the exhibition. There will also be a snack and a drink ready for you.

Practical information

Book presentation 17:00 - 18:00

Accessibility

General accessibility provisions

Present, available or allowed

Service dog allowed
Accessible building

Provisions for people with reduced mobility

Present, available or allowed

Barrier-free building and passageways that are sufficiently wide

Explanation by Book presentation RISE in the Van Eesteren Museum

Free Companion with Wheelchair Use. Please note, the museum house is not accessible for wheelchairs or walkers. For more information, please visit the Van Eesteren Museum website.

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Amsterdam 750

On 27 October 2025, Amsterdam will be celebrating its 750th birthday. During the 12-month lead-up to this momentous milestone, the city is going all out. The festival year kicks off on 27 October 2024, filled with various activities from small neighbourhood get-togethers to major cultural events

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Amsterdam 750

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