This major spring exhibition explores how artists from antiquity to the present have responded to Ovid's Metamorphoses. More than 80 paintings, sculptures, ceramics, goldsmith's works, photographs and videos are shown in collaboration with the Galleria Borghese in Rome.
Using 50 historical images from the museum collection, this Photography Gallery show traces hand-made image manipulation from the 19th century to 1940, from playful illusions to pointed political photomontages.
This intimate Special Collections presentation brings together 24 worn, altered and reused garments and accessories from 1640 to 1930, highlighting repair, craftsmanship and the long life of clothing.
Thirteen monumental sculptures in iron, steel and concrete bring the work of Carel Visser to the Rijksmuseum Gardens, highlighting the Dutch sculptor's increasingly abstract language and his dialogue with minimal art.
The summer exhibition follows Van der Elsken's life and working method through well-known and newly shown photographs, contact sheets, letters, notes, book designs and film fragments from his archive.
With around 120 works, this exhibition focuses on de Kooning's creative process and follows his artistic development from the Netherlands to New York and Long Island through drawings, paintings and sculptures.
Rijksmuseum Garden | Flickr: Marcelo Campi CC BY-SA 2.0
The Night Watch | Flickr: Udo Geisler CC BY-ND 2.0