




STRAAT Museum Admission in Amsterdam
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- Admire street art and graffiti created on canvases and displayed in an innovative indoor space
- See talent from around the world with 153 artworks by 140 artists from 32 nationalities
- Enjoy a wide range of styles that have been thematically grouped together with accompanying texts
STRAAT celebrates a wide variety of styles, shapes, techniques, and messages, as told through the largest art movement of our time: street art. The ever-evolving showcase at Amsterdam’s gallery for non-traditional art begins before you even go through the doors – on the building's exterior, you'll find a giant multicolored portrait of Anne Frank. Artists from across the globe have exchanged their murals on the streets of New York, Tokyo and São Paulo for a more traditional medium. Size hasn’t been sacrificed; their canvases remain larger than life, as do the stories and timelines that brought the artists' work here.
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STRAAT Museum: NDSM-Plein 1, 1033 WC Amsterdam, Netherlands

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- Admire street art and graffiti created on canvases and displayed in an innovative indoor space
- See talent from around the world with 153 artworks by 140 artists from 32 nationalities
- Enjoy a wide range of styles that have been thematically grouped together with accompanying texts
STRAAT celebrates a wide variety of styles, shapes, techniques, and messages, as told through the largest art movement of our time: street art. The ever-evolving showcase at Amsterdam’s gallery for non-traditional art begins before you even go through the doors – on the building's exterior, you'll find a giant multicolored portrait of Anne Frank. Artists from across the globe have exchanged their murals on the streets of New York, Tokyo and São Paulo for a more traditional medium. Size hasn’t been sacrificed; their canvases remain larger than life, as do the stories and timelines that brought the artists' work here.