The Kunsthal Rotterdam is an exhibition venue in the Museumpark, designed by Rem Koolhaas and opened in 1992. It holds no permanent collection - instead, it runs a packed calendar of temporary exhibitions covering art, design, photography and culture. Around twenty shows a year make it one of the most visited art venues in the Netherlands.
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Over a hundred floating baby penguin balloons drift through the Kunsthal Rotterdam in this playful installation by Danish artist Benedikte Bjerre.
A performance where chairs become the protagonists in an unexpected setting. An exploration of ordinary objects on stage.
Photographer Rob Hornstra and writer Arnold van Bruggen document the lives of undocumented migrants in Europe's largest greenhouse complex, where they labour under harsh conditions to produce our food.
Kunsthal Rotterdam showcases Paul Signac, a pioneering neo-impressionist master, through his vibrant paintings and drawings.
Explore Kunsthal Rotterdam during Museum Week via ArtHopping, an interactive way to get acquainted with the museum.
An evening of food, drinks, live music and performances at Kunsthal Rotterdam, combined with the Wildlife Film Festival. Exhibitions stay open until 22:00.
Kunsthal Rotterdam brings strangers together for an evening of encounters and art. You are paired with someone from a different generation or background and visit the Helen Levitt. City at Play exhibition together.
A photography exhibition at Kunsthal Rotterdam celebrating five decades of the North Sea Jazz festival, showcasing images by three renowned photographers.
A retrospective of street photographer Helen Levitt featuring over 220 photographs, a film, and color slides from her complete archive.
Kunsthal Rotterdam celebrates Rotterdam artist Woody van Amen with a retrospective of his work, marking his ninetieth birthday and his influential role in post-war avant-garde art.