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The Moco Museum Amsterdam

The Moco Museum Amsterdam

The Moco Museum focuses on modern, contemporary, and street art. It’s housed in a 20th-century townhouse on Museumplein. The permanent collection includes works by Banksy, Warhol, and Basquiat. It also features digital installations and immersive art experiences. Exhibitions often carry social or political messages about justice and freedom. The museum is compact but packed with bold, provocative art. Its vibe is youthful, playful, and highly Instagrammable. Popular with tourists, influencers, and contemporary art fans. Timed entry tickets are available online for smoother visits. Great for those seeking a fresh, edgy take on the art world.

Opening hours

  • Monday 09:00 - 20:00
  • Tuesday 09:00 - 20:00
  • Wednesday 09:00 - 20:00
  • Thursday 09:00 - 20:00
  • Friday 09:00 - 20:00
  • Saturday 09:00 - 20:00
  • Sunday 09:00 - 20:00

How to get there

Honthorststraat 20, 1071 DE Amsterdam, Netherlands

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The Moco Gallery Museum (Modern Contemporary Museum) is located in a charming early 20th-century townhouse on Museumplein, right in the heart of Amsterdam's cultural district. While neighbors like the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum focus on classical and historical art, Moco brings a fresh, rebellious energy to the scene with its focus on modern, contemporary, and street art.

Mission & Vibe

Moco stands for inclusivity, accessibility, and social consciousness. It aims to make art approachable to a broad audience—especially younger visitors—through immersive exhibits, bold themes, and powerful messages. It frequently explores topics like consumerism, identity, politics, climate change, and human connection.

Featured Artists & Iconic Works in the Moco Gallery

🖌️ Banksy – Girl with Balloon

One of the museum’s most famous pieces, this artwork captures the delicate blend of hope and loss. The Moco Museum houses a rich collection of Banksy's works, offering rare insight into the elusive artist's messages of resistance and social commentary.

🖌️ Keith Haring – Absolut Vodka

Bold, energetic, and playful, Haring’s work represents the vibrancy of 1980s street culture. His collaboration with Absolut Vodka combines commercial and artistic worlds in a unique and accessible way.

🖌️ Andy Warhol – Dollar

A vivid, silkscreened symbol of consumer culture. Warhol’s work at Moco reveals his fascination with celebrity, capitalism, and mass production—recurring themes throughout his career.

🖌️ Yayoi Kusama – Night of Stars

Step inside a dream-like infinity room filled with glowing lights and mirrors, reflecting Kusama’s obsession with endless space, the cosmos, and the self. A powerful sensory experience.

🖌️ Studio Irma – Reflecting Forward

This immersive digital installation features neon lights, mirrors, and sound to create a multisensory journey through “connectivism”—the idea that we’re all part of something larger. It’s become a social media favorite for its photogenic, glowing geometric visuals.

Why Visit?

  • Immersive & Instagram-worthy: Many exhibits are interactive, perfect for both deep reflection and striking photos.
  • Unique Curation: Moco balances pop culture with strong social messages, making it both fun and meaningful.
  • Artistically Diverse: From legendary names like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Damien Hirst, and JR to rising digital artists, there's something for everyone.

If you're in Amsterdam and want a museum that’s edgy, current, and unforgettable—Moco Gallery is a must.

Some Highlights of The Moco Museum Amsterdam

Absolut Vodka by Keith Haring

A vibrant 1986 piece created for the Absolut Vodka campaign, showcasing Haring’s signature bold lines and pop-graffiti style

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Night of Stars by Yayoi Kusama

An immersive infinity room installation that envelops visitors in a mesmerizing field of glowing stars, reflecting Kusama’s exploration of endless space and self-obliteration

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Andy Warhol – Dollar

A striking 1982 silkscreen artwork depicting a dollar sign, exemplifying Warhol’s commentary on consumerism and the allure of wealth.

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