Never Grow Up! Wowing US Audiences With Dutch Culture for Kids
A recap of the Never Grow Up! programme with highlights from two years of Dutch arts for new generations.
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30 ResultsBook Fair Cancelled? Present Your Book in a Video
The Dutch Foundation for Literature asked writers and illustrators of children’s books to make a one-minute video in which they present their work.
Get 'm: five Dutch music, theatre and dance companies conquer Washington
As a result of the efforts of the collaborative project Never Grow Up!, five Dutch groups find their way to Washington, USA, for a season-long focus.
New Research Guide on Slavery in the Former Dutch East Indies
The National Archives of the Netherlands created an online research guide on the subject of slavery in the former Dutch East Indies between 1820 and 1900.
How Visible Is Our Colonial History in Heritage Collections?
The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands searched its collection for traces of slavery and colonial history.
‘The Fundaments of Our Shared Future Might Be Built on Differences, Not on Commonalities’
PhD Researcher Grace Leksana reflects on the speech by Gert Oostindie at the seminar 'Indonesia and the Netherlands: a joint future'.
‘For Many Decades, Most Dutch Have Heard Only Limited Stories About the Former Dutch East Indies’
The speech of festival director Viktorien van Hulst at the seminar ‘Indonesia and the Netherlands: a joint future’.
‘There Is a Lot of Joint Work to Do Before We Can Really Reach Some Sort of Closure’
Gert Oostindie spoke of the contemporary significance of the colonial past at the seminar 'Indonesia and the Netherlands: a joint future'.
The Story of the Erasmus Huis in Indonesia
The cultural centre of the Netherlands in the Indonesian capital Jakarta reflects a dynamic relationship between the two countries.
The Flemish-Dutch Theatre Sector: One Language, One Tour
'Seeking a cross-border measuring tool', a study of the interconnectedness in the Flemish-Dutch theatre sector.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Dutch Artists Worldwide
In 2020, the international activities of Dutch artists and cultural organizations dropped by 72% due to the corona pandemic.
The Netherlands: Europe’s Playground
Playfulness is a recurring theme in the Dutch culture: there seems to be a particular gamesome gene present, starting with Erasmus.
Germany and the United States Are Top Destinations for Dutch Artists
In 2018 Dutch artists participated in more than 15,000 cultural activities in 108 different countries.
Cultural Attaché Roel van de Ven in London: ‘Brexit is Causing Inconvenience and Affects Our Cultural Relations’
Cultural Attaché Janette Verrijzer in Moscow: ‘Some of Our Partners Simply Don't Have the Means’
Cultural Attaché Joost Taverne in New York: 'The U.S. Is a Very Interesting Country in the Field of Art and Culture'
The Cultural Attaché
In this series of interviews, DutchCulture asks cultural attachés holding office in the focus countries of the International Cultural Policy of the Netherlands about their experiences.
Singing in Dutch Is Cool Again
An exploration of Dutch-language music export between Belgium and the Netherlands.
Surinamese Mining Town Comes to Life in Interactive Dutch Documentary
Dutch artist Magda Augusteijn created an innovative web documentary about the history of the former mining town Moengo in Suriname.
Belgium: a Consistent Cultural Partner for Dutch Artists
The proximity, shared language and history make it easy for Dutch artists to find their way to Belgium.
Dutch Artists in the UK: Look Beyond London for New Opportunities
London and the music industry dominate the Dutch cultural production in the United Kingdom. But it is well worth looking beyond the capital and discover new opportunities.
The Netherlands Is Working on a Shared Future for Shared Heritage
‘It is not difficult to find a basis for cooperation. After all, each country cares for its heritage and thus faces similar issues.’
Nicolaes Witsen, The Dutchman Who Taught the Tsar Shipbuilding
In the remote Russian city of Naryan-Mar, an exhibition has opened on the seventeenth-century Dutch statesman Nicolaes Witsen, one of the symbols of the shared history of Russia and the Netherlands.
