Museum Arnhem is an art museum focused on modern and contemporary art, with a strong emphasis on Dutch painting and applied arts. It sits on the edge of Sonsbeekpark in a striking building and hosts a mix of permanent collection displays and changing temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
Utrechtseweg 87
Ont-moeten is a collection presentation where you discover the artworks of Museum Arnhem and their stories at your own pace.
Bakudengar (Listen to Each Other) is an exhibition curated by a Public in Residence, featuring new work by visual artists focused on West Papuan, Moluccan, Minahasan, and Chinese-Indonesian communities.
Artists explore freedom, identity and inequality through the naked body in this exhibition. Beautiful and unsettling works that provoke thought.
Museum Arnhem showcases sculptures by Esma Yigitoglu in De Koepel during Sonsbeek 2026, with free entry.
A retrospective of artist Henk Mual's work at Museum Arnhem, marking 75 years of Moluccans in the Netherlands.
British artist Sarah Maple presents her first solo exhibition in a Dutch museum, exploring the intersection of personal and political themes.
Museum Arnhem presents the first comprehensive retrospective of Henk Mual, an artist whose work is rooted in the Moluccas, Java and the Netherlands.
British artist Sarah Maple's first major Dutch solo exhibition examines identity, faith, and the intersection of multiple roles in contemporary Western society.