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You have until 3 May 2026 to see Amsterdam’s ‘‘Red Lights District’’ in a different light – literally. Instead of prostitutes in windows, this ‘‘Warmoes Biennale’’ puts on show art works in shops and bars,. An initiative that allows you to (re)discover this historic and picturesque neighbourhood.
In the seventies, Fong Leng created the most extraordinary, extravagant and beautiful fashion imaginable. Since the mid-eighties, she devotes herself to art. Now, two exhibitions in The Netherlands show Fong Leng's fashion creations, Museum Jan and Kasteel Ruurlo. Worth a visit!
It's Van Gogh,, and yet it isn't. It is Isaac Israëls, the great portrait painter of the early 20th century. In the background of some of his portraits we may discover Van Gogh's Sunflowers, or his Yellow House... The link between the two? Read about it in my blog - and visit the Mesdag Collectie.
Metamorphoses is the Roman poet Ovides’ most famous work, based on Greek and Roman myths, in which the gods transform themselves and others as they wish – for better or worse. These Metamorphoses inspired artists, from Ovides’ era till now. That led to a great exhibition. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Now
Just some thoughts about remembrance, and in particular that of the Shoah. Way too often, the present reminds me of the past. In too many countries, people are persecuted for whatever reason. Doors and borders remain closed to people in search of a safe place. When are we going to learn if at all?
This exhibition in the "New Church" (Nieuwe Kerk) in Amsterdam is about 450 years of history - of Jewish history as well of history of the town. The Jewish community is so much intertwined with Amsterdam, that the nickname of the town is a Yiddisch word : Mokum - THE town. The place to be...
After WWI, Europe had completely changed - and so had its art. Artists abandon abstraction, and return to realism, be it in different ways. Their paintings reflect the changes that took place, and that happened all over Europe. A splendid exhibition in Museum MORE shows it all. Worth the trip.
Until the end of this week (Sunday 9 November 2025) you can visit the annual art fair PAN Amsterdam, and admire (or buy...) modern art, old masters, paintings, sculptures, prints, antiquities, oriental art, jewels, or design... as you like it...
Spending a few days in The Netherlands? There is so much to do and to see... museums galore, interesting new exhibitions, "experiences". ... In short, you won't have time to get bored...
Her art works are huge, and so is the artist, Magdalena Abakanowicz. She works with textile, but her sculptural works can't be called tapestries. So they have been baptised "abakans". Go and see them, presently in two Dutch museums, Textielmuseum and Noordbrabants Museum. Worth the trip.
Srebrenica, 11 July 1995, 30 years ago. The Serbian-Bosnian army kills over 8000 muslim men and boys. Apart from the memorial at their burial site, a new, "mobile memorial" has been created, and ceremonies take place all over the world. Exhibitions too - at present in The Hague. Lest we forget.
You are in or near Amsterdam, you'd like a nice city walk, far from the madding crowd? Take a walk around ‘ArtZuid’, the (9th!) sculpture biennale that is always interesting, always worth a visit. It's free, it's in one of the greenest areas of this town, and there is a lot to see.
Le site: une jolie petite ville fortifiée près d'Amsterdam, Naarden. L'événement : la 18e édition d'un festival photo biennal, le Foto Festival Naarden ou FFN. Des photos intéressantes - du documentaire à l'abstrait - et un site tout aussi intéressant. Vaut la visite !
Ten years ago, when the Museum MORE (for Modern Realism) opened its doors, realistic art was considered somewhat marginal. Things have changed, as shows the exhibition that celebrates the museum's tenth anniversary. Realistic art now is as varied as can be, and that makes it so interesting.
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Dessins magiques
It's difficult to define Abdelkader Benchamma's work. His technique: drawings - from very small to huge murals. Theme? You can call it landscapes - magical, fantastic landscapes, often just black and white, sometimes with some colours added. Always fascinating. Now in Noordbrabants museum.
Top English summary : click here Informations pratiques: cliquez ici Facebook LinkedIn WhatsApp Threads Pinterest X Print Mail Vous ne savez pas trop à quoi vous attendre, si ce n’est que l’artiste s’est inspiré des gravures de Brueghel et des paysages fantastiques de Jérôme Bosch, ceux justement qui sont ou ont été exposés au musée du Brabant septentrional. Vous entrez dans une…
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Ces bronzes d'Asie, d'ici et d'ailleurs
Two exhibitions in the Netherlands have bronze as their central theme. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has beautiful ‘Asian Bronze’ on show in a serene atmosphere, whereas the RMO in Leiden tells the fascinating human story of ‘The Bronze Age’.
Joyeux anniversaire, Amsterdam !
On 27 October 2025, Amsterdam will celebrate its 750th birthday. And already, the city started celebrate this and will celebrate during a whole year. It started with an exhibition in the H'art Museum : works of 75 artists,, celebrating Amsterdam...
Le musée H’art fête les 750 ans de la ville d’Amsterdam Top English summary : click here Informations pratiques: cliquez ici Facebook LinkedIn WhatsApp Threads Pinterest X Print Mail La Place du Dam, avec le Palais Royal au fond, et l’Église Neuve (à droite), photographié par le peintre George Hendrik Breitner dans les années 1890. La statue n’existe plus. Le tramway à chevaux non…