Julio Le Parc – Zepelin de acero
Julio Le Parc plays with movement, light, and form. In his Zepelin de acero, your gaze, experiences, and movements take centre stage; they complete the artwork.
Celebrating the Icons of Art
Celebrating the Icons of Art is a meeting between contemporary icons from the collection and their groundbreaking 20th-century predecessors.
William Forsythe
With his Choreographic Objects, world-renowned choreographer William Forsythe shifts your attention from viewing to doing.
Shilpa Gupta – For, In Your Tongue, I Cannot Fit
The key work For, in your tongue, I cannot fit by Shilpa Gupta is presented alongside a selection of her works from the museum’s collection.
Stillness in the storm
The collection exhibition Stillness in the storm offers a moment of reflection in a whirling world.
Claire Tabouret – Weaving Waters, Weaving Gestures
At Voorlinden, Claire Tabouret invites you into a world where painting transcends its own boundaries and enters into dialogue with sculpture.
Christian Marclay – Doors
In Doors, Christian Marclay connects dozens of film scenes through doorways in an endless loop, with no clear beginning or end.
Jacco Olivier – Revolution
Jacco Olivier brings static painting into motion with Revolution, an animated hypnotic panorama full of floating stars, spinning planets and spiralling galaxies.
Stéphane Thidet – untitled (Le refuge)
This installation by Stéphane Thidet does not offer the refuge you would like; inside, the rain comes pouring down – it’s better to stay outside.