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Museum Speelklok takes Visitors on an Amazing Journey Through Mechanical Melodies

2 April 2026

Anyone feeling down or overwhelmed by the constant digital overload would do well to visit Museum Speelklok in Utrecht. Spanning nearly five centuries, the museum’s collection features mechanical clocks and musical instruments, each more richly decorated and melodiously enchanting than the next. B

Museum De Reede Explores the Human Condition in Graphic Art

27 September 2024

Since Museum De Reede opened its doors in 2017, the small-scale private museum quickly emerged as one of Antwerp’s cultural hotspots. It highlights the diversity of graphic art: from old masters such as Goya, Munch and Rops, to works by living artists Fred Bervoets and Marcelle Hanselaar. The choi

New Museum Acquisitions of Dutch and Flemish Art

25 September 2024

Old Dutch and Flemish art can be admired in hundreds of museums worldwide. Every now and then they add new work to their collections. In recent months, art from the Low Countries has been acquired by museums in London, Los Angeles, Ohio, Amsterdam and Mechelen.

New Holocaust Museum Shows The Persecution Of Jews In Its True Colours

13 March 2024

Knowledge about the Holocaust and the role played by the Dutch in it is declining - especially among young people. High time, then, for the new National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam. But what can this museum say that has not been said before by dozens of other Dutch museums and memorial sites conce

Museum MORE Ensures Rehabilitation Of Realism

8 March 2024

Museum MORE in the rural Achterhoek adds something to the Dutch museum landscape. In an environment where art is sparsely on display, it is spread over two villages but also specializes in a movement that has long been ignored: realism. If that is not enough reason to travel to Gelderland, there is

Our Top Art Stories of the Year

10 December 2023

Join us in bidding goodbye to 2023 with some of the most surprising stories we have published this year on the beautiful art being made in Flanders and the Netherlands. They are worth reading again. Sit down by the fireplace. Relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the stories.

Death is Living Culture at Funeral Museum Tot Zover

31 October 2023

A funeral museum does not immediately appeal to the imagination. But Tot Zover (So Far) in Amsterdam knows how to surprise us with exhibitions that are informative, thought-provoking, touch a sensitive chord and make you laugh. No taboo is shunned here, and funeral cake is just as much a subject as

‘Ode to Antwerp’ Shows the Shared History of Flanders and the Netherlands

28 August 2023

The exhibition Ode to Antwerp at Museum Catharijneconvent in Utrecht explicitly presents old masters from the Low Countries and not from Holland or Flanders. How did this expo come about, and what does it say about the cooperation between the museums in the Low Countries? “For foreign curators, th

A Museum Summer Filled With New Acquisitions

24 August 2023

For most museums, this summer was a success not only in terms of visitor numbers. Some were also able to enrich their collections by acquiring beautiful early modern Dutch and Flemish art. We briefly list all purchases.

Religious Heritage With an Injection of Contemporary Art at Museum Krona

30 March 2023

Museum Krona combines centuries-old crucifixes and monstrances with contemporary paintings and photographs. This results in particularly fresh presentations in a gem of a museum. The authenticity of the place is guaranteed by five nuns who still live and work in the abbey complex.

Nothing Stands Between the Viewer and Art in Food Art Museum LAM

3 February 2023

Hidden in the nineteenth-century park behind the world's most famous tulip garden Keukenhof is the only food art museum in the Netherlands. The LAM takes a critical look at consumption but avoids approaching it with moralism and art historical jargon.

Learn How the Netherlands Stays Dry at the Afsluitdijk Wadden Center

9 December 2022

Besides the Great Wall of China, the Afsluitdijk is the only man-made structure visible from space. The 32-kilometre-long dam between the provinces of Noord-Holland and Friesland protects a large part of the Netherlands against flooding. For a long time, however, little attention was paid to this te

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