Kunsthal Rotterdam

Be amazed at the Kunsthal during the spring holidays! Immerse yourself in the universe of animation in the exhibition Job, Joris & Marieke. A Triple Life. Get into the minds of the makers and encounter impossible events and absurdist scenarios. Find out why Alexander Calder’s work is still a source of inspiration for contemporary artists in the multisensory exhibition Calder Now. And learn everything there is to know about ballroom culture in Deep in Vogue. There is just so much to see and do at the Kunsthal as all the exhibitions are also accompanied by a variety of activities for young and old.

Calder Now Family Tours 

Tuesday 1 March, Wednesday 2 March, and Thursday 3 March from 14:00 to 14:45 hrs 
The guides from UrbanGuides will take you on a tour of the exhibition Calder Now. Stimulate your senses and let the miraculous installations take you by surprise. 
Sign up on the day at the ticket office. Be on time as there is limited availability! 
 

Start creating in Studio Calder Now 

Every day 
Unchain the artist in yourself and get to work in Studio Calder Now. Experience why Alexander Calder is still a source of inspiration today. Experiment with abstract shapes, balance and movement, and create a new artwork for the Kunsthal! During the entire spring holiday period, the artists of All you can Art will be there to work with you on assignments inspired by important themes from Calder’s work. 

LOOK&DO TOUR CALDER NOW (AGES 6 TO 12) 

Every day 
Go explore for yourself with a Look&Do Tour of the exhibition Calder Now. Find out why Alexander Calder’s artworks move and follow your nose in search of an artwork with a very special scent.

KUNSTHALLAB

Every day
At the KunsthalLAB, families and children can get to work for themselves. The assignments have various themes related to the exhibitions. During the spring holidays you can discover what things you need to set off a chain reaction. 
 

Film Screening DEEP IN VOGUE

Every weekend
Descend on the colourful seats of the Kunsthal Auditorium to watch the video work ‘Queer Mercury’ by the artist Erik Peters. The video shows three members of the ballroom community while preparing for The Utopia Ball that took place last autumn on the occasion of the exhibition Deep in Vogue.