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PAST EXHIBITION
PAST EXHIBITION
ON VIEW: 5X RIETVELD
Discover the legacy of Gerrit Rietveld and his talented family at The Millen House in Amsterdam. This unique exhibition, 5 X Rietveld, marks the first time in over 30 years that the creative works of Rietveld's four children—architect Jan Rietveld, painter Elisabeth (Bep) Rietveld, furniture maker Gerrit Rietveld Jr., and industrial designer Wim Rietveld—are showcased alongside their father’s iconic designs. Don’t miss the chance to explore the lasting legacy of the Rietveld family on modern design.
GALLERY HOURS: by appointment
DRIVEN BY THE NARRATIVE
Founded in 2021 by architect, collector and curator Niek Schoenmakers, The Millen House forms a dialogue between works of 20th century and contemporary art and collectible design.
In our gallery space in Amsterdam Houthavens we showcase a curated collection with a diverse range of art and design, reflecting our passion for aesthetics, craftsmanship, and the stories behind each piece.
In our concept HOUSEGUEST we give way for the creative industry to experiment, reflect and intervene with our collection and space.
The Millen House is open by appointment.
PAST EXHIBITIONS
Houseguest #3: Rutger de Regt
SOLOSHOW
The Millen House, gallery and project space in Amsterdam, is thrilled to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of multi-disciplinary designer Rutger de Regt. Titled “HOMO FABER,“ the exhibition will showcase De Regt’s diverse works from the last twelve years from 25th July to august 25th. Multi-disciplinary designer Rutger de Regt is a maker, a modern craftsman whose urge for creation has led to a highly individual body of work.
Houseguest #2: Greet Weitenberg
SOLOSHOW
In a departure from conventional exhibition practices, Greet Weitenberg will create a new site-specific, immersive installation at The Millen House, using individual artworks. This innovative approach promises to envelop visitors in an interactive environment, inviting them to engage with her art on a deeply personal level and challenging traditional boundaries between artist and audience.
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