Grafisch Museum Groningen

GRID or in full GRID Grafisch Museum Groningen, some time ago the Grafisch Museum, is an exhibition hall in the Dutch city of Groningen, which is devoted to realistic expressions and realistic expressions. It is likewise a course community for realistic expressions and there are normal presentations of visual craftsmen from North Netherlands. It was situated in the Rivierenbuurt until the start of 2015, close to the Groninger fundamental station. In 2015, the historical center was moved to the Sint Jansstraat, beside the Martini Church.

The first Grafisch Museum Groningen began from the Groningen Association for the Conservation of Graphic Machines. This association attempted to protect the weight gear and the craftsmanship that undermined to be lost because of specialized advancements in the realistic business in the 1960s. A wide range of printing machines were put away all over in Groningen and environment. The expectation is to build the quantity of guests from around 4 to 5000 every year on the Rabenhauptstraat to the triple in the focal point of Groningen. The move was incompletely inspired by a diminishing number of guests. In 2011, 7,000 individuals went by the gallery. Since the move, the historical center has pulled in 1000 guests every month.

The GRID gives a photo of the historical backdrop of the business and "the historical backdrop of the printed word from Laurens Janszoon Coster to Apple Macintosh" based on different machines. The gear show is exhibited by experts. Besides, data is given, in addition to other things, about a wide range of printing procedures, for example, surface printing and intaglio printing.