Tattoo event by David Shrigley
Artist David Shrigley is creating live tattoos right in the middle of his exhibition, "What the Hell Was I Thinking?"
Kunsthal Rotterdam
Kunsthal Rotterdam, designed by the famous architect Rem Koolhaas, takes you on an adventurous journey of cultures and art movements. From modern masters and contemporary art, to forgotten cultures, photography, fashion and design.
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Kunsthal Rotterdam
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Performance
An Absurdist Night at the Kunsthal
Step into the offbeat world of David Shrigley at the Kunsthal during Museumnacht010. His exhibition What the Hell Was I Thinking?
Exhibitions
Destination Rotterdam
In 2025, The New York Times named Rotterdam one of the cities you shouldn’t miss. But travellers were already coming here over 125 years ago, guidebook in hand.
Exhibitions
They have always been here | Kudzanai-Violet Hwami
At the Kunsthal, you’ll see the first solo exhibition in the Netherlands by Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai-Violet Hwami (1993). For this show, she created new work, including layered paintings, digitally edited photographs and her very first bronze sculptures.
Exhibitions
What the Hell Was I Thinking | David Shrigley
With his dry-humour drawings, strange installations and sharp observations, British artist David Shrigley (1968) takes a funny but critical look at everyday life and the art world. In What the Hell Was I Thinking?, Shrigley turns that gaze on himself and invites you straight into his head.
Performance
Feel the vibe with Kunsthal LIVE
During Museumnacht010, we immerse you in the true Kunsthal LIVE vibe. With music by Pretty Girls Like Trap Music and Hip Hop In Je Smoel, plus unexpected performances and activities, you’ll discover multiple highlights in one night.
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Do
Multispecies Karaoke
Multispecies Karaoke is an interactive karaoke installation that can transform you into another species. Non-human communication is a skill in itself.
Talk's
Women on Board | Irene Jacobs
Be inspired by remarkable stories during Museumnacht010. Curator Irene Jacobs takes you along in her research and shows how, through persistent detective work, she traced women who sailed on ships in the past: at a time when it was long believed that this was exclusively a man’s world.