CIVIC GUARDS GALLERY (SCHUTTERSGALERIJ), Amsterdam

Civic Guards Gallery

Kalverstraat 92
1012 PH Amsterdam

Tel: +31 20 523822

Giant portraits of a city’s civil guard were a favourite subject for Dutch painters in the 17^th century. This small museum shows the Amsterdam contingents.

There does not appear to be a dedicated website for this museum.

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Some Highlights This Month

De Nederlandse Reisopera’s DIE TOTE STADT tour is playing its final few dates at the beginning of the month including the Zuiderstrandtheater in Den Haag on 5th but there is still a lot of good music around afterwards. There is a Russian touring production of AIDA at the Nieuwe Luxor in Rotterdam and we hope to be reviewing RENEE FLEMING & HARTMUT HÖLL at de Doelen on 7th . . .

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A NEW YEAR ROUND-UP FROM BERLIN

PETRENKO, KAUFMANN, CHEREAU AND KISSIN.

ArtsTalk Magazine’s YANNIK EISENAECHER spent Christmas and New Year in Berlin, a city with a unique cultural scene, especially in classical music. It has three world-class opera houses and seven world class orchestras (an all-time-record held together with Munich). In January, especially, there is a rich diversity in cultural activities take place in Germany’s (and arguably Europe’s) cultural capital.

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The ArtsTalk Podcast

Each week ArtsTalk Magazine editor Michael Hasted presents a podcast focusing on cultural events around The Hague, Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

This week he talks to Bert Kreuk, owner of the the D-DAY FLAG, the first Stars & Stripes to land on mainland Europe on 6th June 1944 and which was on show at the Kunsthal in Rotterdam

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CONVERSATIONS

JANET EILBER

is the director of the Martha Graham Dance Co. After her career as a dancer with the Company she became an acclaimed actress but returned in 2005 as its Director. In this wide ranging discussion she talks about Martha Graham, modern dance and much more besides. The Martha Graham Company was in the Netherlands recently as part of the 2018 Holland Dance Festival

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

MICHAEL PALIN at Crossing Border Festival in The Hague

There is something very British and endearingly old-fashioned about Michael Palin, something very Boy’s Own. Bursting into our consciousness fifty years ago with Monty Python’s Flying Circus, he has re-invented himself as a sort of latter-day Victorian adventurer.

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