Temporarily closed
Unfortunately, due to the stricter government covid measures, we’ll be temporarily closed to the public. Luckily, you won’t have to miss us entirely because we’ll keep on informing and inspiring you through our online channels.
We’re looking forward to seeing you!
Opening hours
Tuesday to Sunday, both days included, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A safe visit
The basic government COVID-19 regulations must be followed in the museum. From 28 November onwards the following measures will be in effect:
- Are you 13 years or older? Then you’ll need a coronavirus entry pass: either a digital QR code or a printed version, and a valid ID card (passport or driver’s license is acceptable too). The ID check is mandatory for all visitors of ages 14 and up.
- Wearing a face mask is mandatory for everyone from 13 years and older.
- Give each other space: keep 1.5m distance.
- Museum cafe De Posterij must close at 5 pm.
- Stay home if you show any signs of illness.
Opening exhibition - 50 years of VBVD
The time has finally come: our new museum at Keulsepoort had opened its doors. We are celebrating this special occasion with a festive exhibition, which showcases fifty years of museum van Bommel van Dam.
Major (inter)national artists including Armando, Jan Schoonhoven and Karel Appel will tell you the story of our museum throughout the years. The exhibition features all materials and techniques, from paintings to works on paper and sculptures. We begin with the core collection, which Maarten and Reina lovingly put together. This is the basis of the collection, which was expanded over the years to include almost 14,000 works of art.
Atelier NL - Earth Alchemy - 15 Years of Digging
How do we recognise what is really valuable in a society full of luxury and abundance? Which knowledge can we gain from our surroundings and how do we learn to better use and appreciate materials from our everyday lives?
These and many more questions are answered by Atelier NL in the fascinating exhibition Earth Alchemy - 15 Years of Digging. Nadine Sterk (1977, Gorinchem) and Lonny van Ryswyck (1978, Tegelen) work tirelessly for local communities and nature from various perspectives. Their aim? To restore the vital connection between people and the world we live in through their works. Discover the stories of Mother Earth and all she brings forth.
