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ARTZUID - Amsterdam Sculpture Biennial
Open today: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Artzuid 2023, A Sculpture Biennial Exhibition

If you are in Amsterdam this summer, check out Artzuid 2023, a biennial sculptural exhibition... read more

Reviewed June 18, 2023
CharieRosario
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nice sculptures

nice walk along sculptures .. every two years this outdoor exhibition (free of charge) is held and... read more

Reviewed September 3, 2021
SipMeijer
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Deventer, The Netherlands
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Reviewed June 6, 2019

This year's edition of ArtZuid is worth visiting. Again, the curators have managed to bring together a number of thought-provoking or just plain fun sculptures. When the weather cooperates, surely a nice way to spend some time outdoors and consumer culture!

Date of experience: June 2019
Thank Stefan L
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Reviewed October 4, 2017

This attraction happens once in two years. Every year is getting bigger, and this year 90 sculptures are exposed. The route is also getting longer, it is from the museum square to the south, the shopping centre "Gelderlandplein". Once in the past there was also the work of Salvador Dali, Karel Appel, Jean Tinguely, Aguste Rodin and some others. It's very interesting to see all those artwork though you're not really a sculpture lover. The centre of this activity is on the "apollolaan", in front of the Hilton Hotel. This exposition is usually from May to September. One of the artwork is exposed at the "Art Chapel", in the Beatrix park. So, the next exposition would be in 2019

Date of experience: June 2017
Thank Solodam J
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Reviewed August 4, 2017

I was lucky to have found a hotel nearby in the Best Western Delphi, this attraction was right in front of the hotel and spanned several blocks. It was a nice place for a quiet stroll after a busy day of sight seeing in city center. The sculptures are well displayed and interesting. I would like to come back and see how the exhibition changes next year.

Date of experience: August 2017
Thank AndGg
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Reviewed June 14, 2017

ARTZUID offers a yearly free outside modern sculpture exposition in summer around MINERVALAAN and APOLLOLAAN; NIEUW ZUID area .This year there is info about the architecture of NIEUW ZUID designed by architect BERLAGE in 1915 and build 1920-1935.The expo extents to ZUIDAS highrise area near NS AMSTERDAM ZUID.

Date of experience: June 2017
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Reviewed May 23, 2023
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Date of experience: May 2023
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