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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Launched in June 2017, we are the sister publication of StageTalk Magazine in the UK and provide previews, reviews and information, in English, for theatres, art exhibitions, concerts, opera etc, concentrating on cities in south west Netherlands (Noord/Zuid Holland and Utrecht regions). Each venue, museum or gallery has its own page with information and a link to its website. The site is updated regularly and information is always coming in so there is always something new to discover or read about.

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Some Highlights This Month

September in known as le rentrée in France – it’s when everything gets back to normal after the summer. Our summer was busy with festivals and other outdoor events but we are now getting back to events in more permanent venues.

On 15th September at the Rietveld Theatre in Delft there is a tribute by Trio Beijersbergen to one of the most important jazz pianists of the last century – Bill Evans.

There are a couple of literary events coming up at Border Kitchen in The Hague which we will be covering – Jonathan Safran Foer on 4th and Colson Whitehead on 11th. . . .

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SUNKEN TREASURES at Prinsenhof Museum, Leeuwarden

It is not exactly next door, but worth a visit: Leeuwarden, European Culture Capital 2018. The city of Mata Hari numbers several museums, ranging from its small gin-museum to the much larger Fries Museum. Leeuwarden’s Princessehof Museum is located in a period building in the town’s historic center. The name of this period building hints…

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The ArtsTalk Podcast

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

This week he reports on ART CENTRAL ROTTERDAM which took place over the weekend of 13th – 15th September with ten contemporary art galleries participating. We spoke to some of them, including Frank Taal and Contour, at the Private View. Plus there is a song from Portuguese singer/songwriter Magda Mendes.

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

Colson Whitehead & Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah at Border Kitchen in The Hague

Colson Whitehead’s dry, sometimes caustic sense of humour is simultaneously urbane and disturbing. He tells us that he wanted to write from a young age – ‘it seemed like a cool way to make a living.’

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INTERVIEW

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 . . .

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