22nd – 29th April. Moving Futures is the festival where we experience the latest generation of makers in all their…
Read more23rd April. New European Ensemble presents 1984, a new film featuring Edward Snowden on OnJam TV that reimagines George Orwell’s…
Read more19th & 20th April. It is with great pleasure and gratitude that we are able to announce that The Great…
Read more20th – 22nd April. The live-streams consist of Impasse by Johan Inger and The Big Crying by Marco Goecke. Downtime…
Read more22nd April. In Punk Your Spirit the two dancers from the previous chapter of Rosenbergs performative novel Going Primal are…
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After studying painting, graphics and ceramics in Romania and later as a student of great masters like Arnulf Rainer in Austria, Fazakas is still perfecting his knowledge today through scientific methods that he consciously incorporates into his work.
The exhibition is the heart of the jubilee year 2021, it tells the story of the creation of the Panorama of Scheveningen. For the first time, much of the preparatory material will be on display: photographs, oil sketches and raster drawings. The making process of this monumental painting was prepared with military precision by Hendrik Willem Mesdag.
Described as ‘thought-provoking’ and ‘hilarious’, Talk to Me, explores the world of animal intelligence and interspecies relationships through focus on a young ape, named Sam. Boyle explains that the idea for the book came from one of his first novels, The Scent of Man.
Artistic director and violinist Liza Ferschtman composes part of the program for the last time: she programs the first part of the festival and then retires after 14 years as artistic director. Pianist Nino Gvetadze will take over as artistic director during the second week.
Boijmans presents THE DEGRADATION ECONOMY, a bio-based answer to the pollution of the fossil economy. An online exhibition that proposes a shift in economic thinking, not growth but balance in nature.
STET Education is proud to cooperate with The Globe Players will work together to bring to your school an online performance of The Play’s The Thing on Friday 23rd April.
For the first time in its history, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is permanently exhibiting work by three women artists in the Gallery of Honour.
PAARD, The Hague’s prime rock music venue, is offering a very diverse online program with about two performances live every week. With an adjusted start time of 21:00, the stage wants to bring music into living rooms during curfew hours. A lot of program is already known, but much more is in the pipeline.
