DE LIEVE VROUW, Amersfoort

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De Lieve Vrouw

Lieve Vrouwestraat 13,

3811 BP Amersfoort,

Phone: +31 33 422 6555

A cinema, theatre, concert hall venue with a cafe

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Welcome to ArtsTalk Magazine Holland

Launched in June 2017, we provide previews, reviews and information, in English, for theatres, art exhibitions, concerts, opera etc, concentrating on cities in south west Netherlands. We cover Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and everything in between and nearby – an area known as Randstad. Each venue, museum or gallery has its own page with information and a link to its website. The site is updated on a daily basis.

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NOT ONLY, BUT ALSO . . . some dates for your diary

Here’s a run down of some other events coming up in the next few weeks in Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and places nearby and in between. . .

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CONTINUING . . .

if you haven’t been to these events yet, there is still time

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SOUWIE ON . . . The Arts

Each month Souwie Buis writes on a subject related to the arts in Holland and further afield.

This month Souwie has been to the recently re-opened Royal Museum of Fine Arts (KMSKA) in Antwerp and ponders the relevance of museums in today’s world.

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EXTRACURRICULAR

Spain encourages the Dutch to visit its cultural events

The Spanish Tourist Office in The Hague has been busy this week promoting the cultural aspects of their beautiful country. They were at the Boijmans van Beuningen Depot in Rotterdam to promote Picasso Year 2023 and in Amsterdam to sing the praises of Valencia.

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Further afield . . .

Although we concentrate on Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam and everything else in between and nearby there are lots of other interesting events happening elsewhere

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We are at the CC Amstel Theater in Amsterdam to see QETC’s production of hit musical CABARET and talking to its director MARK WINSTANLEY. We also have an interview with world-wide, best-selling author NICCI FRENCH and we finish with a song from Canadian singer/songwriter and performance artist RONLEY TEPER.

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BOOKS & LITERARY EVENTS

ART versus BEAUTY – When Stones Dance with Eggs

A book about how we look at art and, by extension, what it is to be human. At a time when we are constantly exposed to art through a plethora of galleries, exhibitions and the internet, and where online commerce has exploded, this book offers a refreshing look at modern and contemporary art. The author argues that concepts such as ‘beauty’ and ‘imagination’ are worthless when it comes to art and does away with out-dated ideas.

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