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Doubts over financial sustainability of Brussels’s new Kanal museum cloud upcoming opening (opens the original)
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With its own bakery and playground, Kanal is no ordinary museum. But the first major Modern and contemporary art museum in Brussels, located in a converted Citroën garage, has also faced much controversy over the years of planning and building. It is now set to open on 28 November with 40,000 sq. m of art, architecture and public space. Ever since a Socialist government announced its ambition to build this museum in 2013, the €230m project has faced criticism, in part because of its partnership
‘Rembrandt’s DNA would be the Holy Grail’: new research samples bacteria on the surface of The Night Watch (opens the original)
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When the brave defenders of Amsterdam in Rembrandt’s The Night Watch (1642) strode out into the unknown, they were certainly not on the lookout for bugs. But a new project at the Dutch city's Rijksmuseum will for the first time measure the bacteria on one of the world’s best-known paintings. As part of the five-year “Operation Night Watch”, a restoration and research project taking place behind a glass wall in the Rijksmuseum, scientific experts will spend six months sampling areas of the painti
Rotterdam’s Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen caught up in alleged bribery scandal as civil servants dismissed (opens the original)
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Two civil servants in Rotterdam have been fired for allegedly accepting bribes to award over-inflated construction contracts, including in relation to asbestos treatment at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. In a briefing to Rotterdam city council last month, the city’s mayor Carola Schouten said that following reports that civil servants signed off contracts for more than they should have cost, the city has concluded its own investigation. While one of three employees accused of fraud retired,
Raise a glass: long-hidden image of soldier returns to Pieter de Hooch painting (opens the original)
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Are they a jolly couple enjoying a quiet moment in their courtyard—or are they playing a drinking game that could lead to drunkenness and debauchery? The return of a painted-out soldier to the middle of a 17th-century painting by the Dutch master Pieter de Hooch gives a new interpretation to the classic work, now on show at the Mauritshuis in The Hague. When restorers set to work on A Man Smoking and a Woman Drinking in a Courtyard (around 1658-60) they were aware that a soldier sitting right at
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