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Art Blogs, art columns or art reviews? How ever labeled, our international team of volunteers review art exhibitions on the fine arts and often visit hidden gems that deserve more attention than they get in general. Smaller museum with an impressive collection of sculptures: international renowned museums with world-famous collections, whatever the case the Kunstpedia bloggers will not hesitate to give their personal thoughts on the exhibition or collection.

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De drie Terracottastrijders uit China zijn er!

Nieuws

In aanwezigheid van een meegereisde delegatie uit China zijn vandaag de drie Terracotta strijders uit Xian, die dit weekend in Museum Volkenkunde in Leiden zijn aangekomen, uitgepakt en geplaatst. Met het nodige kunst- en vliegwerk stonden zij na ...

Splendour and Glory of the Middle Ages - a retrospective of works of art from Cologne

Review
By Boudewijn Meijer

Having no formal art historical background I was recently invited to visit an exhibition on Cologne art from the middle ages, a period I know little to nothing about. Being curious by nature I of course accepted the invitation gladly as this form ...

Schatten achter de kloostermuren - Museum voor religieuze kunst Uden

Review
By Jacques Nagelkerke

Vandaag ga ik het klooster in. Ik zal mijn intrede beperken tot één dag, dat lijkt me meer dan genoeg. Zelf opgevoed in een rijke katholieke traditie, wordt het voor mij steeds moeilijker om in deze tijd dit geloof nog te handhaven. Ik weet me ges...

A Utopia in the Eternal City

Review
By Dave Di Vito

One idea that often captures the imagination of city folk is the idea of living in the perfect city. A utopia of sorts. For some of us, it’s a fleeting idea that might pass through our minds during one of those particularly trying moments of cit...

“Vanitas” at Galleria Doria Pamphilj

Review
By Tess Amodeo-Vickery

Vanity of vanities; all is vanity. From these opening lines of the Ecclesiastes book of the Old Testament came the theme of the “Vanitas” exhibition at The Galleria Doria Pamphilj. Set inside the former residence of one of Rome’s primary papal fam...