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Breda resident Mauro (36) joins the world's biggest dance event: 'What Carnival is to Brabant, ADE is to our scene'

Breda resident Mauro (36) joins the world's biggest dance event: 'What Carnival is to Brabant, ADE is to our scene'

Mauro Boer, a 36-year-old from Breda, is navigating a hectic schedule while participating in the Amsterdam Dance Event. He compares the intensity and cultural significance of the massive festival to the importance of Carnival in Brabant.

Joris Bijdendijk sustained a jaw injury from cooking: ‘Needed painful therapy’

Joris Bijdendijk sustained a jaw injury from cooking: ‘Needed painful therapy’

Chef Joris Bijdendijk shares personal details about his life, including an unusual jaw injury he sustained while cooking. The interview, featured in Mezza magazine, also highlights his habits as a father and his appreciation for specific culinary indulgences.

Graffiti finally finds its way into art history, Centraal Museum exhibition shows

Graffiti finally finds its way into art history, Centraal Museum exhibition shows

Seventy-five years after the invention of the spray can, a new exhibition at the Centraal Museum is highlighting graffiti as a mature and historically significant art form. The display connects the development of street art directly to the broader narrative of traditional art history.

Five-meter-high hand to sail through the canals on Saturday: My wish is for people to talk in amazement, preferably with a stranger

Five-meter-high hand to sail through the canals on Saturday: My wish is for people to talk in amazement, preferably with a stranger

Artist Eric Staller will debut his five-meter-long, hand-shaped art installation called The Gift as it cruises through the Amsterdam canals this Saturday. The project aims to foster connection and conversation among strangers by presenting a surreal, floating display of a giant hand offering a mirrored diamond.

Victims of sexual misconduct rarely report it: 'Anonymity is virtually impossible'

Victims of sexual misconduct rarely report it: 'Anonymity is virtually impossible'

Victims of sexual misconduct frequently avoid filing police reports due to concerns over shame and the lack of anonymity during legal proceedings. Despite these challenges, there has been a steady increase in both reports and formal complaints in recent years.