| Two new exhibitions will open this month. You can read more about them in this newsletter. If you haven't visited the exhibition Searching for Meaning yet, read on for a preview of the audio tour! |
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Two new exhibitions open at the museum this month.
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| From 8 March BLACK GRASS / LOVE LETTERS features work on paper that Fleur van Dodewaard created over the period of a year in various places around the world: in her home country of the Netherlands, in Japan and in Arles, France. The drawings are combined with sculptures. She created these sculptures from materials she found behind the scenes at the Kröller-Müller Museum. |
| Fleur van Dodewaard, I’M SEARCHING FOR YES (SCULPTURE) (BLACK GRASS / LOVE LETTERS), 2024. |
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| SELECTION OF WORKS FROM THE OTTE-CAVALCANTI COLLECTION |
From 15 March you can see a selection of works from the Otte-Cavalcanti collection in the exhibition Prints by Sculptors. Yara Cavalcanti Araujo and Melchior Otte have been collecting graphic art by sculptors since 1998. The collection beautifully complements the museum’s collection of sculptures and sculptor’s drawings. The museum owns many sculptures related to the prints in their collection, for example Man and Woman (1963) by Eugène Dodeigne, Horse and Rider (1951–1955) by Marino Marini and K-Piece (1972) by Mark Di Suvero.
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| Eduardo Chillida, Medicos del mundo España, 1995 / Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 2003 |
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Coming to Searching for Meaning? Then be sure to pick up an audio tour at the entrance to the exhibition.
You will hear several talks in which philosopher and writer Désanne van Brederode gives you new perspectives to experience the artwork. There is also a special tour for families. |
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| CONTRIBUTION VRIENDENLOTERIJ |
| The Kröller-Müller Museum was pleasantly surprised with a visit from the VriendenLoterij this week. Thanks to their participants, they were able to hand the museum a cheque for no less than € 1,628,601. The Kröller-Müller Museum uses the support to make substantial art acquisitions. |
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| BRIDGE AT ARLES IN CONSERVATION STUDIO |
Bridge at Arles (Pont de Langlois) (1888) by Vincent van Gogh is in our conservation studio until 17 March. Our conservator is preparing the painting for a trip to Japan in 2027.
Want to see Bridge at Arles (Pont de Langlois) in real life? It will be back on display from 17 March. Then you can admire the painting as usual in the museum until the end of 2026. |
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Tuesday to Sunday and public holidays: open from 10.00-17.00 hrs.
Closed on 1 January.
Summer period 7 July until 29 August 2025
Monday to Sunday: 10.00-17.00 hrs.
Sculpture garden and outdoor restaurant remain open longer on Monday to Friday, until 19.00 hrs.
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