World Premiere of online ballet ‘Hold on’
As of this week, you can watch the new ballet Hold On through the online channels of Dutch National Ballet. Milena Sidorova, dancer and…
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KunstRAI 2020 Amsterdam
Due to the developments with the coronavirus and the measures currently in force, the organization of KunstRAI 2020 has decided to move the event…
Weekend Tip: Virtual Tours of ten Great European Museums
Even though you may have had to cancel your travel plans, reorganize your daily routine and stay at home, this doesn’t mean you can…
Two very nice playlists to clear your mind
North Sea Round Town is planned from 25 June to 12 July in Rotterdam. This fringe festival, with more than 365 concerts in more than…
No concerts until June 1 in Bimhuis
Dear BIMHUIS fan, These are strange times: there are no concerts at the BIMHUIS until 1 June. This has never happened before in our 45-year…
PAN Amsterdam – A Unique Artwork to Take Home
Edition 31 October 2019 With thousands of works of art there is plenty to see and discover at PAN Amsterdam, the most important Dutch…
Mesmerizing: Dutch and Spanish Masters of the Seventeenth Century (exhibition)
While most countries engaged at war with each other experience economic and cultural decline, Spain and the Dutch Republic during the Eighty Years War…
Kati Horna at the Cobra Museum
As a photographer, Kati Horna (Hungary, 1912 – Mexico, 2000) recorded numerous major historic events of the twentieth century. For her, being a photographer…
Get a taste of your next holiday
Edition 28 December 2018 The world at your feet! One of the greatest things of traveling the world is discovering new cultures through their…
80 important aquisitions for 40 Dutch museums in a single exhibition
On the initiative of the Rembrandt Association, the Kröller-Müller Museum is organizing the exhibi tion For the love of art. Just once, more than…
The B word Strategies for a graceful exit
“Unions are made and unmade every day. Why is this one so fucking special?” How do you tell the story of a secession? A…
Tefaf bids controversial farewell to longtime exhibitors
Edition 30 October 2018, by Seringe TEFAF´s 31st edition in March 2019. However, dozens of familiar exhibitors were left out of the selection, which has…
Surf tribe in Kunsthal Rotterdam
In the exhibition Surf Tribe, Belgian photographer Stephan Vanfleteren exposes a culture which focuses mainly on a deep respect for the ocean. Vanfleteren looks…
Residentie Orkest The Hague and Zuiderstrandtheater present Wanderlust festival
On Friday 12th October, the Residentie Orkest and the Zuiderstrandtheater will present the Wanderlust festival from 7.30 pm onwards. With pop, classical, jazz &…
A colourful collection of inhabitants of Bamako, posed for Seydou Keïta (1921-2001, Mali)
People visited Keïta’s studio to have their picture taken at their best: wearing extravagant dresses made from wonderful textiles with splendidly formed headdresses, or…
Masaaki Suzuki on moving beyond Bach
Japanese conductor Masaaki Suzuki is renowned as a fine interpreter of the works of JS Bach. Since founding Bach Collegium Japan in 1990, his…
Tell Freedom. 15 South African artists
Edition 28 December 2017 The exhibition Tell Freedom comprises new and existing work by fifteen young artists from South Africa. In it, they reflect…
FIFA World Cup 2018: a unique way to discover Russia
Edition 30 November 2017, by H.E. Mr. A. Shulgin, Ambassador of Russian Federation The World Cup is the most expected sport event that for…
Winter events for the 2017-2018 season
Edition 30 November 2017, by Juan Álvarez Umbarila Winter has begun. Warm, bright days are now far behind us. In addition to cold temperatures…
Expo 2017 in Kazakhstan opens to success, offers path to the future
Visiting more than a hundred countries in one day is now possible thanks to world expositions such as the one happening this year in…
A season for the arts. 31-8-2017
A new, refreshing concept has emerged in the world of art: the Four Seasons Art Fair. From August 31st until September 3rd, Amsterdam is…
