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New museums are increasingly becoming experiences: "This is our vortex tunnel"

New museums are increasingly becoming experiences: "This is our vortex tunnel"

Amsterdam is seeing a rise in commercial experience-based museums that prioritize immersive environments and social media appeal over traditional art collections. While critics argue these for-profit institutions differ from official museums, operators claim they provide valuable interactive learning experiences for visitors in the Netherlands.

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Queer choirs from around the world at the Concertgebouw: "We want to show the diversity of Taiwan"

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