Ramon Dykgraaf

Welcome to ArtsTalk Magazine Holland

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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LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL BECOMES BRIGHTER AS MORE RESTRICTIONS LIFTED

Finally, after more than three months of lockdown, performance spaces, galleries and museums open their doors to the public – with very tight restrictions and controls.

For museums, especially the big ones in Amsterdam like the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh, it will mean one is able to look at the pictures in a calm and leisurely fashion without staring at the backs of heads and back-packs of hordes of mindless tourists who are not really interested in art at all, taking up the space, ticking off places on their Amsterdam must-see list.

SASKIA BODDEKE & PETER GREENAWAY at the MO Museum in Vilnius

Saskia Boddeke, an innovative Dutch multimedia artist in collaboration with Peter Greenaway, a British screenwriter and artist, creates an astonishing area where they try to ask the question Why is it hard to love? Already familiar for the European audience, in Vilnius MO Museum they are representing the frightening dystopias and worries about the future.

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MAYOR DEFENDS POLICE ACTION DURING SUNDAY’S PROTEST

The acting Mayor, Johan Remkes and The Hague city council praised the professionalism of the police when the latter intervened during a protest last Sunday that got out of hand… . . .