Kunstmuseum Den Haag Marks 160th Anniversary with Mondrian Collection and Free Opening Weekend
To mark its 160th anniversary, Kunstmuseum Den Haag is reimagining its collection. Starting 10 October, the exhibition KM (New) Icons will showcase popular artworks, while the largest collection of Mondrians will be prominently displayed in the Berlage building. A special opening weekend on 10 and 11 October will celebrate a collection that reflects The Hague's identity. On Saturday, visitors can enjoy free entry as a preview of the museum's extensive transformation set for completion by the end of 2026. In late November, the exhibition Once Blue Loves You: The Magic of Delftware will take center stage, prompting discussions about what defines an iconic artwork today and in the future.
Key facts
- Kunstmuseum Den Haag is marking its 160th anniversary
- The revamped presentation KM (New) Icons opens from 10 October
- The world's largest collection of Mondrians moves to a prominent new spot in the Berlage building
- A special opening weekend takes place on 10 and 11 October
- Free admission is offered on Saturday 10 October
- A completely transformed museum is planned for the end of 2026
- Blue Loves You: The Magic of Delftware opens in late November
- The programme asks what makes a work iconic today and tomorrow
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- The Hague
- Netherlands