Ramon Dykgraaf

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 (Noord/Zuid Holland and Utrecht regions). We cover Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and everything in between and nearby. 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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NOT ONLY, BUT ALSO. . .

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, as well as relevant snippets of news and other bits and pieces that may be of interest – a sort of potpourri of Dutch arts and culture . . .

Artemisia – Woman and Power at Rijksmuseum Twenthe, Enschede

In the 17th century there were few female artists and most of them painted ‘female’ subjects like still lives. Not that they all desperately wanted to paint still lives, but they often had no other choice. Proper training which included studying the human body was out of the question.

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This week we are back in Delft to discover more about two painters from the city. Wendy Fossen talks to Alexandra Oostdijk, director of the wonderful Museum Paul Tetar Van Elven in the city’s Koornmarkt and Louk Van Riet gives us a guided tour of the nearby Vermeer Centre

Nicole Beutler’s BODY OF WORK

is a 220-page journey through the rich oeuvre of the leading choreographer and visual theater maker Nicole Beutler. This overview of twenty years of theater offers an insight into Beutler’s method, philosophy and idealism. Essays, interviews, hundreds of photos, hand-drawn storyboards and an extensive dictionary make her approach tangible: making theater as an act of empathy, gathering and co-creation.