The Stedelijk Museum was founded in 1874 and opened its doors in 1895. Since then, it has grown into one of Europe's leading museums of modern and contemporary art. Names such as Vincent van Gogh, Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian, Gerrit Rietveld and Andy Warhol adorn its collection. In 2012, the museum received a spectacular extension: the iconic white wing at the back. This new wing accommodates world-class temporary exhibitions and shows that the Stedelijk is always on the move.
At the Stedelijk Museum, you can admire masterpieces that are in the permanent collection. From abstract paintings by Mondrian to the experimental work of De Stijl, Bauhaus and CoBrA. The Stedelijk Museum's collection offers an impressive overview of the major art movements of the 20th and 21st centuries.
The Stedelijk is known for its high-profile exhibitions of modern and contemporary artists, photographers and designers. Think themes such as activism, technology, sustainability or gender identity. Themes that are always topical and incisive. In addition, the museum organizes regular lectures, film evenings, workshops and family days. You can also participate in inspiring guided tours or take an audio tour.
Have you seen all the artworks you wanted to see? Then it's time to rest in the museum café. Here you can have coffee, lunch or a glass of wine. You can enjoy this with a view of the Museumplein. After your drink and snack, visit the museum shop. Here you will find special gifts, limited editions, posters and design classics inspired by the collection.
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