The city collection of Rotterdam comes to life
Unfolding across a 66-metre window display, a new pop-up exhibition tells the story of Rotterdam through over a hundred artefacts from the Netherlands’ largest historical city collection (containing 115,000 items). Despite there currently being no city museum to showcase these unique pieces, beautiful images, and moving stories, this exhibition’s setting perfectly encapsulates Rotterdam’s spirit. Situated […]
Pablo Castañeda presents Border Autofictions at Melly
The Mexican artist Pablo Castañeda focuses on picturing the immediate environment of his hometown: Mexicali. Border Autofictions is his first solo exhibition in Europe in Melly and he will create a new mural on site. Urban micro-narratives, absurd and surrealist scenes, and desert landscapes figure extensively in the artist’s work. He often inserts self-portraits of […]
Here We Are! celebrates Women in Design
With the exhibition ‘Here We Are! Women in Design 1900 – Today’ Kunsthal presents over a hundred women designers who have all made a crucial contribution to the development of modern and contemporary design. The spotlights are on these women by using 120 years of design history. The collection of the Vitra Design Museum is […]
TEC ART crash lands in Rotterdam city center
During Rotterdam Art Week TEC ART makes a spectacular sight with futuristic fantasies and progressive art. The corner of Boomgaardsstraat and Witte de Withstraat next to WORM will be the setting for an immersive alt-reality that will both overwhelm and intrigue. Tec ART is a groundbreaking, raw and critical festival exhibition on the cutting edge […]
Pim Palsgraaf presents Traces of Existence at NL=US Art
NL=US Art is a private gallery that is dedicated to the promotion of emerging and established artists and the advancement of the visual arts in general. From December 10th the solo exhibition ‘Traces of Existence’ by Pim Palsgraaf is on display. Decay and irregularities in the city inspire the Rotterdam-based artist Pim Palsgraaf. His work […]
