In September 2020 the second season of the "Opera Streaming" initiative begun to amuse thousand of people around the world. Until the end of April you will be able to enjoy for free nine among the most emblematic Italian Opera productionsin the comfort of your home.

Van 6 maart 2020 t/m 31 mei 2021 presenteert Amsterdamse School Museum Het Schip Bruno Taut – De fantasie voorbij. In de inspirerende tentoonstelling en een uitgebreid themaprogramma maakt de bezoeker kennis met de wondere, kleurrijke wereld van de creatieve en invloedrijke Duitse architect, stedenbouwkundige en totaalkunstenaar Bruno Taut die woonde en werkte in Duitsland, Japan en Turkije en een bijzondere band had met Nederland. Vier wijken die hij ontwierp zijn nu UNESCO Werelderfgoed.

Now that the weather is getting a little warmer there is nothing better than enjoying a walk across a beautiful city. Through the design of sculptors that worked and lived in Utrecht, six trips along the water of the Dutch city show life in all its colorful facets, and a great intervention of renovation of public spaces.

The Finnish Institute Benelux is glad to continue the conversation on masculinities in a widely accessible and pandemic-safe manner.

Bildhalle and Amsterdam Art are proud to host Monuments, the solo exhibition of Douglas Mandry, a Swiss artist and photographer interested in the technological possibilities of photography, particularly in relation to capturing time, evolution and natural phenomena. 

Go Short is the main Dutch festival for short films, and takes place on a yearly basis in the city of Nijmegen. EUNIC Netherlands is proud to announce that many of its members are participating to this 2021 edition and are Partners of the event.

The Instituto Cervantes Utrecht is delighted to present a new series of four videos created by Alejandro Vergara, the Head Curator of Flemish and Northern European painting at the Museo del Prado, dedicated to four of the most emblematic painters from Spain and the Netherlands.

Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks is a unique event series dedicated to the arts. Inspired by the work of the Hungarian composer, Béla Bartók, the event seeks to represent Bartók’s spirit, creativity and outlook in countless genres, from contemporary classical music through world music, jazz and dance to visual art and pop music.