Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem

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 The Reh teagarden once stood high above the Rhine, on the old lateral moraine on the outskirts of Arnhem. In 1873, the architect Cornelis Outshoorn built a gentlemen's club for repatriated sugar planters from the Dutch East Indies on this unique site. The club did not last long, and in 1920 this spot became the location for the municipal museum of Arnhem. Over time, the building underwent major changes. The two largest renovations were the addition of a new wing in 1956, built by Eschauzier, and the recent extension by Hubert Jan Henket. He linked together a number of pre-fab units and erected a freestanding roof above them, creating a space for a shop, entrance hall, and a museum café with an optimal view over the sculpture garden and the Rhine.

represented artists

Carlos Amorales      Atelier van Lieshout      Gijs Bakker      George Hendrik Breitner      Anne Chu      Annelise Coste      Honoré Daumier      Wijnanda Deroo      Marlene Dumas      Kate Ericson      Maurits Cornelis Escher Escher      Heide Fasnacht      Andrea Fisher      Margaret Honda      Rebecca Horn      Fransje Killaars      Job Koelewijn      Kiki Lamers

Inez van Lamsweerde      Mark Manders      Jan Mankes      Henry Moore      Ruudt Peters      Ana Prada      John Rädecker      Corinna Schnitt      Jan Sluijters      Michael Tedja      Hale Tenger      Charley Toorop      Kara Walker      Carel Willink      Ossip Zadkine