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Moco Museum
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Moco’s modern art meets Lumières’ stunning light shows in one combo!
Moco’s modern art meets Lumières’ stunning light shows in one combo!
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Fabrique des Lumières
Moco Museum
Fabrique des Lumieres + Moco Museum
Fabrique des Lumières
Moco Museum
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Moco Amsterdam houses some of the most thought-provoking art, from renowned artists like Warhol and Banksy to newer, talented artists such as Ezequiel Pini and Icy & Sot. Here are some exhibitions that you absolutely must check out!
This permanent exhibition celebrates world-famous artists like Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, and Yayoi Kusama. See artworks like Kusama’s Splendor of Stars and Pumpkin (White), Basquiat’s Portrait of Steven Lack, and Keith Haring’s Telephone.
This permanent exhibition features upcoming contemporary artists, showcasing works by Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, KAWS, Jeff Koons, and others. Spot The Hero by Marina Abramović, More of You by Tracey Emin, and Untitled_Sexy Robot type II floating by Hajime Sorayama.
Step into a world where art challenges the status quo. The delicate hope of Girl with a Balloon contrasts with the rebellious energy of Flower Thrower, where flowers replace weapons in an act of defiance. Immersive rooms with dynamic lighting and sound bring the themes of war and peace to life.
Till Feb 13, this exhibition opens a window into Williams’ struggles, especially his time in rehab. Pieces like Your Mental Illness tackles his mental health head-on, while I Deserve Every Drop of Love brings his journey to self-acceptance to life. It's vulnerable but authentic, with a little bit of humor.
Reflecting Forward by Studio Irma uses interactive pieces, with every piece prompting you to reflect on what connects us all. Look for We All Live in Bubbles, where you'll see how we live in our own connected bubbles, or Diamond Matrix, symbolizing how life's struggles build resilience.
Six N. Five’s Ezequiel Pini used 3D tech and CGI to create moving dreamlike realms. The Symphony of Nature particularly focuses on his interpretation of nature, including virtual plants and clouds, blurring reality and art. Catch this temporary exhibition at Moco Amsterdam till Feb 28.
Andrés Reisinger's temporary exhibition will blur the lines between the digital and physical worlds. One highlight is Take Over Elastic, a massive pink inflatable installation that transforms the space into a dream-like playground. How I write my stories is a digital video that explores the origins of creativity.
Don't miss Frankey's Planet Positive Disruption running till Jan 11! His non-destructive installations, made with magnets, zip ties, and tape, are full of humor and creativity. With his fluorescent vest on, Frankey becomes part artist and part performer in this exhibition.
Best time to visit: To avoid crowds at the Moco Museum, visit on weekdays. On weekends, try to visit before 11am or after 6pm. And if you can, go between April and September for the best weather and longer days!
Address: Honthorststraat 20, 1071 DE Amsterdam, Netherlands | Find on Maps
Absolutely! The museum is super family-friendly, and kids love getting hands-on with interactive installations—especially the fantastic 3D room by Roy Lichtenstein.
No, the museum is not accessibility-friendly for visitors with mobility challenges due to the architecture of the villa venue.
Sorry, no food or drinks are allowed inside the museum! But no worries—Museumplein Park is just around the corner, perfect for a post-visit picnic!
Yes, the Moco Museum has a gift shop where you can purchase art prints, books, branded merchandise, postcards, and unique art items.
It is recommended that you arrive 15 minutes before your designated time slot, for if you arrive earlier or later, there is no guarantee that you will be able to enter the museum. Time slots are fixed only so that you can enjoy the museum to the fullest without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.
Set aside 1.5 to 2 hours to soak in all the art and vibes. It's the perfect amount of time to explore without rushing!
Re-entry isn't usually allowed unless you've got a special ticket. So, plan ahead and make the most of your visit in one go.