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dinsdag 9 februari 2016

DWDD Pop-Up Museum 2

Last week I visited the "Allard Pierson Museum" in Amsterdam with an exhibition made by a popular Dutch television show DWDD. (De Wereld Draait Door") , ( The world goes on) .Last year I had a post about the exhibition (look here) but this year photos were not allowed! So this is all I can show, the outside of  the Museum.

And a sneeky blurry photo of the entrance. You can have a look at the Pop-up exhibition at their  

donderdag 5 februari 2015

DWDD Pop-Up Museum

In the Netherlands we have a popular daily television talk show "The World Keeps Turning" hosted by Matthijs van Nieuwkerk. Every day he has a regular co-host, a so called "table gentleman or lady" and together they talk with guests about everything that matters at that moment. Matthijs is an enthousiastic person full of ideas and one moment the idea came up to have the "table people" make an exhibition of forgotten art from the depots of our Museums. Each of them travelled into the country to different museums to choose something they liked and an pop-up exhibition of their choices has been realized in the Allard Pierson Museum in Amsterdam for four months. 

These are the ten "table people" with Matthijs in the center.

The exhibition opening was last weekend and is from day one a great succes. Each of the ten has their own room equipped with their choices. Many pensionados with free time as we,  had come to have a visit and it was really worth it. This was the room of Joost Zwagerman.

What I really liked was the room of Cecile Narinx, editor of "Harpers Bazaar" magazine with a forgotten Dutch fashiontrend  GILL from 1988-1992.

Loved the boot.

There were so many different pieces to see as these wooden saints chosen by Herman Pleij.

Old books with paintings of birds chosen by Pieter van Vollenhoven and Nico de Haan.

Photography chosen by Fidan Ekiz.

And modern art chosen by Jan Mulder. Watch the little mouse along the frame of the painting!
It has become a long post but I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.