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MU Artspace

Mu brings expositions about the hybrid visual culture of now and later. It aims to be 'an adventurous guide to all art lovers with a keen interest in the energetic mix of art, design, pop culture and new media.' Also popular with young people (under age 35). It often has lectures or other activities on Thursdays.

Address: Emmasingel 20
Getting there: in the Witte Dame, opposite the Public Library on the first floor
Website: mu.nl (opens in a new tab)

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