Media Guide

A free media guide is available for major exhibitions. In the media guide, you will find stories in audio, text and images about the exhibition's themes and artworks.

What is the Media Guide?

The media guide always offers a surprising perspective or a different view of art, outside traditional art history. The media guide touches you with stories from different people and lets you look at art in a new way.

You use the media guide on your own phone. Tip: bring earphones or headphones. There is no need to download anything and there is Wi-Fi throughout the museum building.

Media guides are designed to be used during your visit to the museum. If you are looking for indepth stories at home or want to listen back to a favorite clip, you can do that by using this link to open or scan the QR code:

Of course, you can also find this QR code in the museum, at the beginning of the exhibition.

How does it work?

The media guide is easy to use. With the help of images, you can quickly find out which objects have information available. Or, type the song on the media guide screen for an artwork to play the clip immediately.

For those who prefer to read rather than listen, transcripts have been included. The font size is adjustable, and there is a nightmode. Most media guides are offered in both Dutch and English.

Which tours are currently available?

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Unfortunately, it is currently not possible to offer media guides for past exhibitions. Usually, only the major exhibitions (in the Stables) have a media guide, sometimes also a smaller exhibition.