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Press

Welcome to the press page of Cobra Museum of Modern Art Amstelveen. Press material (press releases, press image overview) from the exhibitions can be found here. The press image overview shows which images are available and can be used royalty-free (unless otherwise indicated) during the exhibition, provided that the correct captions and copyrights are included. These photographs can only be used for editorial (and non-commercial) purposes, such as a review or promotion of the exhibition.

In the folders you will find high-resolution images and the caption document. Some images are temporarily exempt from copyright. This is stated in the caption document. You do, however, always have to use the correct and complete captions.

We remind you of your own responsibility when publishing images. You must provide the correct captions and have the correct rights to publish images. The Cobra Museum is never the owner of the image rights of the works of art themselves, and rarely of the portraits of the artists. These lie with the artist or with the heirs of the artist, or with the photographer in question. More information about this can be obtained from Pictoright. Information about the conditions and rates: www.pictoright.nl and 020 -589 18 40

To request further press information and for interview requests, please contact us at pers@cobra-museum.nl

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Press by appointment

The Cobra Museum is happy to offer journalists and film crews the opportunity to visit exhibitions and activities. In addition, we will gladly think along with you about creating exclusive content in relation to our programme. Upon presentation of a press card, admission to the Cobra Museum is free of charge (online reservation is currently required). In order to provide the best possible service to journalists, professional photographers and camera crews, please coordinate your visit with us by sending an e-mail to pers@cobra-museum.nl

Contact person:

Maarten Jeukens
(Press officer)
m.jeukens@cobra-museum.nl

General information

Here you will find the most relevant general press releases and a selection of royalty-free photographs (exterior and interior) of the Cobra Museum. Would you like to receive more images? Please contact us via pers@cobra-museum.nl

If possible, we would like to receive a copy of your article.

Cobra Museum voor Moderne Kunst
communication, marketing and press department
pers@cobra-museum.nl

Museum Cobra

Museum Cobra focuses on the art and ideas of the Cobra movement. Cobra is part of the canon of art history, but the ‘spirit’ of Cobra is still very much alive. An alternative culture, based on international solidarity and creativity, is perhaps more relevant than ever in the world we live in today. Museum Cobra therefore actively links the collection and history of Cobra to contemporary artists, modern art movements and current affairs.

Dora Tuynman – Parijs, New York, Amsterdam

On March 22, 2025, Museum Cobra opens the first comprehensive retrospective of Dutch artist Dora Tuynman (1926-1979). A tribute to one of the most underexposed artists of the 20th century, the exhibition offers a deep insight into her work. From her early figurative landscapes to her later abstract paintings-with a number of works now on display for the first time-visitors are introduced to a multifaceted and remarkable body of work.

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Wolvecamp 100 x Sam Samiee

To mark the 100th anniversary of Theo Wolvecamp’s birth, Museum Cobra presents a celebratory exhibition linking the work of this influential but modest Cobra artist with that of Iranian-Dutch artist and guest curator Sam Samiee.

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Lucebert X it is part of an ensemble

Museum Cobra has invited artist collective it is part of an ensemble to respond to its artistic ideas and work. The collective is a changing group of approximately thirty artists, theater makers and performers who conduct research and create exhibitions, performances and publications together. In the exhibition Between Owls, Bats and Blind Spots, the collective explores the potential for ongoing metamorphosis in relation to Lucebert’s artistic legacy.

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