Group Tours
Current Exhibitions
- Duration
- 1,5 hours
- Language
- English
Click here if you want to do a tour in Dutch - Price
- €150,-
Price per group, max. 15 persons (entrance ticket not included) - Reservations
- A guided tour in March can be booked up to February 15. A tour in April can be booked up to March 15, etc.
Circulate – Photography Beyond Frames
(Oct 26, 2024 until March 23, 2025)
Every two years, the Stedelijk Museum organizes an extensive group exhibition with works by artists or designers who live and work in the Netherlands. The leading principle is always a discipline or an urgent theme. The museum’s new course in the field of photography is the theme chosen for 2024: works that emphasize the intersection of visual arts and photography.
Formafantasma – Oltre Terra
(Feb 15 until July 13, 2025)
Oltre Terra, Formafantasma’s ongoing project and traveling exhibition, explores the history, ecology, and global dynamics of wool extraction and production. It goes further than the simple definition of wool as material, to look at it within a much broader ecology. Wool is the entry point for delving into the intricate interactions and interdependencies within an ecosystem. By looking at the history of sheep domestication, wool production, and material culture, Oltre Terra unravels the complexities of the cooperative symbiosis between animals, humans, and the environment. The exhibition explores this very intimate, yet complex, bond between humans and animals, emphasizing the impact they have on one another.
ABN AMRO ART PRIZE – Selma Selman
(Jan 29 until Apr 21, 2025)
Selma Selman is the winner of the twelfth edition of the ABN AMRO Art Prize. As part of the award, the artist will have an exhibition at the Stedelijk in January 2025. Through paintings, performances, videos, and installations, she addresses the position of women, traditional gender roles, and the value of labor and materials in her own unique way.
Pamela Rosenkranz
(May until Sep, 2025)
Artist Pamela Rosenkranz presents her first exhibition in the Netherlands at the Stedelijk Museum. Rosenkranz is internationally acclaimed for her immersive works that reflect on the relationship between the body, its physiology and rapidly changing environment. In Rosenkranz’s work, this environment is marked by advanced technology, late capitalism, and human-machine relations.
Karel Martens
(July 12 until Oct 26, 2025)
Dutch designer Karel Martens has been a major influence in the landscape of graphic design for the past five decades. His playful and visual approach to design and typography has had a tangible impact on contemporary graphic design, book design, and typography. His body of work spans books, autonomous printing, textiles, kinetic sculptures, and 3D objects.
Sandra Mujinga
(Sep 13 until Jan 11, 2026)
Sandra Mujinga will present a monumental exhibition in the museum’s lower-level gallery. Mujinga’s practice draws on speculative fiction and worldbuilding to investigate alternatives to our current society. She addresses topics like visibility and dis/appearance combined with socio-political realities, sustenance, posthumanism, perception, and blackness.