Presenation of recent acquisition . 17 jul t/m 10 oct 2010
The collection saved by droog., purchased by the Centraal Museum at the international furniture fair Salone di Mobile in Milan, will be on display at the museum from 17 July through 10 October 2010. Especially for this collection, Droog challenged 14 designers to create new products out of objects from bankrupt’s assets. This challenge has resulted in a series of 19 products of which the Centraal Museum has purchased one of each. You can expect a multicoloured presentation, varying from trolleys for dogs to paper tissues with the latest headline news.
The collection saved by droog., purchased by the Centraal Museum at the international furniture fair Salone di Mobile in Milan, will be on display at the museum from 17 July through 10 October 2010. Especially for this collection, Droog challenged 14 designers to create new products out of objects from bankrupt’s assets. This challenge has resulted in a series of 19 products of which the Centraal Museum has purchased one of each. You can expect a multicoloured presentation, varying from trolleys for dogs to paper tissues with the latest headline news.
Alle nieuwe eigenaren van producten uit de collectie saved by droog werden gefotografeerd door Droog, zo ook het Centraal Museum. Hier Centraal Museum directeur Edwin Jacobs in een Beware of Software vest. Foto: Stefanie Grätz.
Stip 2010 and art now. 19 jun t/m 12 sep 2010
This summer, the Centraal Museum offers a platform to young and innovative artists. In collaboration with the Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, the museum presents, between 19 June and 13 September 2010, the exhibition In your face. Stip 2010 and art now. For this presentation, the museum has selected visual artists, designers and architects from the new generation, who have received a starter stipend for their work from the Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture between 2006 and 2008.
This summer, the Centraal Museum offers a platform to young and innovative artists. In collaboration with the Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture, the museum presents, between 19 June and 13 September 2010, the exhibition In your face. Stip 2010 and art now. For this presentation, the museum has selected visual artists, designers and architects from the new generation, who have received a starter stipend for their work from the Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture between 2006 and 2008.
Gijs Kast, Chiwawa
From Daniëls to Dumas, from Schleiffert to Schoonhoven. 19 jun t/m 12 sep 2010
Between 19 June and 12 September 2010, the Centraal Museum will show you how contemporary artists go about in various ways with drawings in the exhibition Put on paper. From Daniëls to Dumas, from Schleiffert to Schoonhoven. From the serving role that the drawing has had of old as a preliminary study or a sketch, the art of drawing has during the past decades developed into an autonomous discipline. The exhibition shows that artists nowadays preferably use huge paper sizes, with a great variety in techniques and styles. With this exhibition the Centraal Museum celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Collection Contemporary Drawings owned by the Province of Utrecht.
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Marlene Dumas, Erik Andriesse, 1983. Gemengde techniek (inkt, krijt, waterverf) op papier. Foto: Ernst Moritz
A presentation of the collection of Old Masters 1450-1700. 5 jul 2008 t/m 31 dec 2010
Utrecht’s Dreams of Rome, is a semi-permanent presentation of the collection of Old Masters, at the Centraal Museum, Utrecht. This presentation of world-class masterpieces shows how Utrecht’s 16th-century painters were inspired by their Italian counterparts – a process that eventually led to the rise of 17th-century Dutch Masters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer and Frans Hals.
Long before Dutch painting blossomed in towns such as Amsterdam and Haarlem, Utrecht was the supreme centre for painting in the Northern Netherlands. Utrecht’s Dreams of Rome traces the development of this unique tradition.
Utrecht’s Dreams of Rome, is a semi-permanent presentation of the collection of Old Masters, at the Centraal Museum, Utrecht. This presentation of world-class masterpieces shows how Utrecht’s 16th-century painters were inspired by their Italian counterparts – a process that eventually led to the rise of 17th-century Dutch Masters such as Rembrandt, Vermeer and Frans Hals.
Long before Dutch painting blossomed in towns such as Amsterdam and Haarlem, Utrecht was the supreme centre for painting in the Northern Netherlands. Utrecht’s Dreams of Rome traces the development of this unique tradition.
Campagnebeeld ontworpen door Lesley Moore. Geïnspireerd op Jan Both, Landschap met rustende reizigers en een ossenwagen, 1645-ca.
in the Nicolaichurch . 12 may 2007 t/m 1 jan 2012
This exhibition shows a selection of medieval sculptures dating from before the iconoclastic furies of 1566.
This exhibition shows a selection of medieval sculptures dating from before the iconoclastic furies of 1566.
Utrechts meester, ca. 1460-70, coll. CMU
Permanent exhibition Roman history. 27 oct 2006 t/m 31 dec 2010
Cultureshock is the new permanent exhibition about Roman history in the Centraal Museum.
Cultureshock is the new permanent exhibition about Roman history in the Centraal Museum.
Romeinse voorhoofdsband