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Discover where art touches your world.
Meet this blind writer who championed women's rights and the abolition of slavery around 1800.
In 1991, Dick Bruna put his design talent to work for the Utrecht campaign group Bloeyendael. Bruna, an activist? Absolutely! Here’s the story...
What if homes weren't built to make money, but to help people? In the past, remarkable benefactors made that their mission. Not as an investment or profit model, but simply as a place to live.
Red shoes are never just a fashion choice; they represent power, vanity, seduction and rebellion. Discover what shoes can say without uttering a word.
Rietveld’s iconic Red and Blue Chair appears remarkably often in protests and campaigns.
In the Centraal Museum’s collection, you’ll find women who speak out against oppression and inequality. Their stories show what the fight for rights looks like—and who is often overlooked in that struggle.
Clothing can show what you stand for and who you are. Designers explore gender, identity, and sexuality in their designs.
