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Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) Exhibitions

Discover rotating displays exploring biblical themes and cultural heritage in Amsterdam.

The Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) in Amsterdam regularly features new exhibitions that delve into biblical themes and cultural heritage. These displays offer fresh perspectives within the unique setting of historic canal houses, inviting visitors to explore evolving narratives and diverse artifacts. Plan your visit by checking the latest exhibition schedule and details directly on their official channels.

Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
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A purple-toned watercolor illustration of an art gallery featuring M.C. Escher's works, including tessellations and impossible structures, with visitors observing the exhibits in a grand architectural space.
Permanent exhibition

De Eschertentoonstelling: Discover M.C. Escher's Masterful Graphic Art Prints

View over 120 works, from tessellations to impossible structures.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of M.C. Escher at this permanent exhibition. Featuring more than 120 prints, it highlights his unique approach to art, mathematics, and optical illusions. Explore his artistic legacy through various celebrated works.

Escher Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of the 'De Nassaus van Breda' exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Breda, showing visitors viewing artifacts and portraits in a gallery with a castle backdrop.
Permanent exhibition

Discover the Permanent "De Nassaus van Breda" Exhibition in Breda's Museum

Explore the influential Nassau family's role in Dutch history.

This multimedia permanent exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Breda traces the fascinating history of the influential Nassau family. Uncover their impact on Breda's rise and fall, alongside their contribution to the Dutch nation through engaging stories and historical art.

De Nassaus van Breda
A watercolor painting depicting 19th-century Breda, contrasting industrial factory smokestacks with traditional Kasteel architecture and a windmill along a river, evoking themes of transformation and nostalgia.
Permanent exhibition

Ambitie & Verlangen: Breda's 19th-Century Transformation and Artistic Longings Exhibition

A permanent exhibition on Breda's industrialization and romantic art.

Explore how industry and modernization reshaped 19th-century Breda. See historical objects, photographs, and romantic paintings that capture this era of ambition and nostalgia.

Ambitie & Verlangen Exhibition
Delicate spiral paper art objects made from ultra-thin Bible paper, displayed in a museum gallery with soft purple and green watercolor hues, creating a sense of stillness and timelessness.
From Jun 1, 2021

Tijd en Eeuwigheid: Paper Art and Contemporary Poetry Exhibition

Annita Smit's paper art in dialogue with thought-provoking contemporary poetry.

Engage with the 'Tijd en Eeuwigheid' exhibition, a unique blend of Annita Smit's subtle paper art and new poems by diverse Dutch poets. This 'slow art' experience fosters mindfulness and invites personal reflection.

Tijd en Eeuwigheid Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of a museum gallery with visitors viewing artworks depicting biblical figures such as Judith, David, Esther, and Samson & Delilah, with a purple and yellow color scheme.

Rebekka, dat ben ik: Modern Art Interpretations of Biblical Narratives

Discover unique artistic viewpoints on ancient religious stories and figures.

This exhibition brings together modern artists such as Max Liebermann and Pavel Feinstein who reinterpret timeless biblical figures. Engage with diverse artistic and cultural perspectives, complemented by personal audio narratives that offer fresh insights.

Rebekka, dat ben ik
Watercolor portrait of an elderly woman with white hair, wearing a purple sweater, depicted in a contemplative and gentle pose with soft lighting.

Wijsheid als levenskunst: Discover This Thought-Provoking Exhibition at the Bijbels Museum

Featuring portraits by Ilvy Njiokiktjien and inspiring life journeys.

Explore 'Wisdom as the Art of Living', an exhibition presenting a positive view of aging through captivating photography. Learn from the wisdom and experiences of individuals aged 80 and older, sharing their unique life stories.

Wijsheid als levenskunst
Watercolor illustration of a group exhibition in an industrial space, featuring artworks with themes of hope, transformation, and resilience, including a purple tree, phoenix, and hands reaching upward, with visitors observing the installations.
From Jul 18, 2025

Reply:Forward Exhibition in Amsterdam: Young Artists' Vision for a Hopeful Future

Explore contemporary art installations focused on transformation and resilience.

This group show features 21 emerging artists presenting diverse perspectives on building a better tomorrow. Discover how creative expressions address current crises and inspire dialogue about collective change.

Reply:Forward Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a lively workshop where people gather around tables, creating zines and engaging in discussion, with artists leading a session on hope and hopelessness.

RE:FWD: Zine Bread Buffet – An Engaging Artist Talk & Zine Workshop

Discover active hope and social themes with zine artists.

Artists Sophie Soobramanien and Shreya de Souza present their zine 'Slippery Hope' and lead a workshop inspired by the RE:FWD exhibition. Explore concepts of hope and hopelessness through creative expression and discussion. This event offers a unique perspective on contemporary social issues.

Zine Bread Buffet
Current and ongoing exhibitions
What you can see right now at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
Browse ongoing exhibitions currently available at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen), including active installations and permanent displays open to visitors in Amsterdam.
A purple-toned watercolor illustration of an art gallery featuring M.C. Escher's works, including tessellations and impossible structures, with visitors observing the exhibits in a grand architectural space.
Permanent exhibition

De Eschertentoonstelling: Discover M.C. Escher's Masterful Graphic Art Prints

View over 120 works, from tessellations to impossible structures.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of M.C. Escher at this permanent exhibition. Featuring more than 120 prints, it highlights his unique approach to art, mathematics, and optical illusions. Explore his artistic legacy through various celebrated works.

Escher Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of the 'De Nassaus van Breda' exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Breda, showing visitors viewing artifacts and portraits in a gallery with a castle backdrop.
Permanent exhibition

Discover the Permanent "De Nassaus van Breda" Exhibition in Breda's Museum

Explore the influential Nassau family's role in Dutch history.

This multimedia permanent exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Breda traces the fascinating history of the influential Nassau family. Uncover their impact on Breda's rise and fall, alongside their contribution to the Dutch nation through engaging stories and historical art.

De Nassaus van Breda
A watercolor painting depicting 19th-century Breda, contrasting industrial factory smokestacks with traditional Kasteel architecture and a windmill along a river, evoking themes of transformation and nostalgia.
Permanent exhibition

Ambitie & Verlangen: Breda's 19th-Century Transformation and Artistic Longings Exhibition

A permanent exhibition on Breda's industrialization and romantic art.

Explore how industry and modernization reshaped 19th-century Breda. See historical objects, photographs, and romantic paintings that capture this era of ambition and nostalgia.

Ambitie & Verlangen Exhibition
Delicate spiral paper art objects made from ultra-thin Bible paper, displayed in a museum gallery with soft purple and green watercolor hues, creating a sense of stillness and timelessness.
From Jun 1, 2021

Tijd en Eeuwigheid: Paper Art and Contemporary Poetry Exhibition

Annita Smit's paper art in dialogue with thought-provoking contemporary poetry.

Engage with the 'Tijd en Eeuwigheid' exhibition, a unique blend of Annita Smit's subtle paper art and new poems by diverse Dutch poets. This 'slow art' experience fosters mindfulness and invites personal reflection.

Tijd en Eeuwigheid Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of a museum gallery with visitors viewing artworks depicting biblical figures such as Judith, David, Esther, and Samson & Delilah, with a purple and yellow color scheme.

Rebekka, dat ben ik: Modern Art Interpretations of Biblical Narratives

Discover unique artistic viewpoints on ancient religious stories and figures.

This exhibition brings together modern artists such as Max Liebermann and Pavel Feinstein who reinterpret timeless biblical figures. Engage with diverse artistic and cultural perspectives, complemented by personal audio narratives that offer fresh insights.

Rebekka, dat ben ik
Watercolor portrait of an elderly woman with white hair, wearing a purple sweater, depicted in a contemplative and gentle pose with soft lighting.

Wijsheid als levenskunst: Discover This Thought-Provoking Exhibition at the Bijbels Museum

Featuring portraits by Ilvy Njiokiktjien and inspiring life journeys.

Explore 'Wisdom as the Art of Living', an exhibition presenting a positive view of aging through captivating photography. Learn from the wisdom and experiences of individuals aged 80 and older, sharing their unique life stories.

Wijsheid als levenskunst
Watercolor illustration of a group exhibition in an industrial space, featuring artworks with themes of hope, transformation, and resilience, including a purple tree, phoenix, and hands reaching upward, with visitors observing the installations.
From Jul 18, 2025

Reply:Forward Exhibition in Amsterdam: Young Artists' Vision for a Hopeful Future

Explore contemporary art installations focused on transformation and resilience.

This group show features 21 emerging artists presenting diverse perspectives on building a better tomorrow. Discover how creative expressions address current crises and inspire dialogue about collective change.

Reply:Forward Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a lively workshop where people gather around tables, creating zines and engaging in discussion, with artists leading a session on hope and hopelessness.

RE:FWD: Zine Bread Buffet – An Engaging Artist Talk & Zine Workshop

Discover active hope and social themes with zine artists.

Artists Sophie Soobramanien and Shreya de Souza present their zine 'Slippery Hope' and lead a workshop inspired by the RE:FWD exhibition. Explore concepts of hope and hopelessness through creative expression and discussion. This event offers a unique perspective on contemporary social issues.

Zine Bread Buffet
Past exhibitions archive
Recently completed shows at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
Review past exhibitions from Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) to understand previous themes, curatorial direction, and the museum’s recent program history in Amsterdam.
A watercolor illustration of a long wooden dining table set for a meal, surrounded by guests in an art gallery with framed photographs on the walls.
Sep 9, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026

De Tafel in De Gang: An Exclusive Photography Dining Event in Haarlem

Engage with photographers while enjoying a three-course dinner experience.

Join Fotogalerie De Gang, a Bijbels Museum partner, for "De Tafel in De Gang" in Haarlem. This unique event features a three-course dinner and presentations by exhibiting photographers. Discover insights into their work, including Ilvy Njiokiktjien's 'WIJS!' exhibition.

De Tafel in De Gang
A watercolor painting of a Dutch landscape, possibly Ameland, in vibrant purple and pink hues with expressive brushstrokes, by artist Germ de Jong.
Jul 4, 2026 – Sep 13, 2026

GERM KOMT THÚS: Artist Germ de Jong Retrospective Exhibition in Sint Jacobiparochie

Explore Dutch painting with Friesland landscapes and vibrant Parisian scenes.

This exhibition showcases Germ de Jong's artistic journey, emphasizing his colorful style. See oil paintings, watercolors, and drawings spanning his career, from early figurative works to later impressionistic pieces. Admission is free, offering a chance to appreciate his enduring art.

Germ de Jong Exhibition
Watercolor portraits of elderly individuals with words 'VOICE', 'WISDOM', and 'STORIES' highlighting themes of aging and experience.
Jun 19, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026

WIJS! Fotografie Ilvy Njiokiktjien: Portraits of Wisdom in Haarlem

Discover insights into aging through powerful photography.

Explore compelling portraits by Ilvy Njiokiktjien, celebrating the wisdom and experiences of people over 80. This exhibition at Fotogalerie De Gang challenges societal views on aging through powerful visual storytelling.

WIJS! Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of diverse young people creating art together in an urban street setting, using easels and found objects, reflecting the participatory art project 'We OK!' at Stedelijk Museum Breda.
Apr 25, 2026 – Apr 25, 2026

"We OK!": A Participatory Youth Art Exhibition in Breda with David Bade

Engaging community project highlighting young artistic talent and cultural fusion.

View creative works by young artists from Breda's neighborhoods, developed alongside David Bade. This unique contemporary art display explores local themes and personal expression through collaborative creation. It's a vibrant celebration of community art.

We OK! Exhibition
A watercolor artwork depicting a purple and yellow landscape with figures walking on a path, displayed on a stone wall in a historic church setting.
Apr 17, 2026 – Jun 25, 2026

Discover the 'In het Licht van Zutphen' Textile Art Exhibition by Sabine du Tertre

Light, fabric, and art converge in this unique Zutphen exhibition.

Explore Sabine du Tertre's seven large tapestry and patchwork compositions. Her innovative textile art, exhibited at Walburgiskerk, masterfully uses light to transform colors and reveal layers of meaning. Experience compelling figurative and abstract themes.

View Exhibition Details
Watercolor illustration of a comedy club with a spotlight on a microphone stand, an audience seated at tables laughing, and a warm glow from the stage in a dimly lit venue.
Apr 11, 2026 – Apr 11, 2026

Comedy Club Almere: A Night of Engaging Live Stand-Up Comedy and Laughter

Featuring acclaimed comedians hosted by the charismatic Wilco Terwijn.

Get ready for an evening of diverse comedic acts at Comedy Club Almere. Enjoy performances from Ronald Snijders, Vincent Geers, Bob Koomen, and Jacob Adriani, all guided by host Wilco Terwijn. Discover fresh humor and acclaimed talents in a lively setting.

Comedy Club Almere
A watercolor illustration of a man holding a coffee mug and a child's backpack, with a young boy clinging to his leg, set against a purple-hued theater stage backdrop.
Apr 9, 2026 – Apr 9, 2026

Onias Landveld: 'Papa zonder handleiding' – A Humorous Look at Fatherhood

Navigating the realities of single parenting with wit and emotion.

Join Onias Landveld for his cabaret performance, 'Papa zonder handleiding.' He explores adapting to life as a single father, sharing relatable stories of co-parenting and modern dating challenges. This show offers an evening of humor and candid reflections on unpredictable life paths.

Performance
Watercolor illustration of the Flevolands Philharmonisch Orkest performing in a grand concert hall, conducted by Hans Welle, featuring Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony and Mussorgsky's 'A Night on the Bare Mountain'.
Apr 9, 2026 – Apr 9, 2026

Flevolands Philharmonisch Orkest: Tchaikovsky's Symphony & Mussorgsky's Bare Mountain

A powerful classical music concert conducted by Hans Welle.

Discover the Flevolands Philharmonisch Orkest in a special performance featuring two iconic Russian classical pieces. This live concert promises an engaging exploration of Tchaikovsky's and Mussorgsky's acclaimed works.

See Concert Details
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