Amsterdaming
07 August 2025|Netherlands
The Netherlands is a country. Its had a huge impact, on the art world. Think of all the artists who came from there. Rembrandt and Vermeer to name a couple. They were part of the Golden Age of art which was a big deal back, in the day. Over time though the style and tone of art have changed a lot. Whats interesting is how the old ways of doing things have mixed with ideas. These days you can see traditional techniques being used in unexpected ways. It's pretty cool to see how the old influences the new in art.
Dutch culture is, about tradition. For generations the locals have hung onto their customs and practices. They're still going strong today. Take Sinterklaas for instance. It's a celebration thats a deal in the Netherlands. Then there are the flower markets, which're a sight to behold. And lets not forget about clogs. The Dutch actually wear them. Its not just for show. These things aren't relics of the past. A real part of everyday life for many people. Whats interesting is how the old and the new coexist, in culture. It's a mix that defines who they are.
You don't have to be, in the Netherlands to feel its influence. Dutch style is everywhere from the arts to design and even the way people live. Who hasn't heard of De Stijl, that art movement?. Lets be honest who can resist cheese and tulips? They're loved over the world.. Dutch culture is more, than a few popular exports. The countrys festivals, food and way of life are all being shared with the world. They're changing how people see the Netherlands.
The Netherlands is home, to a community of artists who are constantly reinventing their style. They're not afraid to break the rules and try things, which is making waves in the art world. A handful of artists are really standing out now and they're helping to put their country on the map. By taking themes and turning them on their head these innovators are creating something entirely new. This fusion of old and new is not influencing the art scene but also having a ripple effect around the globe. It's exciting to see how they're shaping the future of art. Both, at home and abroad.
Schalkhaar/Netherlands