Stedelijk Museum

The Stedelijk Museum Breda, once in the past the Museum of the Image (MOTI), is a national historical center for visual culture in Breda in the Netherlands. The exhibition hall centers around film, outline, photography, design, visual expressions, engineering, science, and gaming.

MOTI is housed in one of the most established structures in Breda. The capacity of a hospice at the time was to give care and safe house to travelers and different outsiders. The De Beyerd building lay simply outside the developed territory out and about which prompted Den Bosch. There was a city entryway close to De Beyerd, which was known as the Hospice Gate. In 1956 it turned into a social focus, the Beyerd. In the vicinity of 1980 and 2005 it remained a middle for the illustrative craftsmanship, particularly current workmanship.

Other than the conspicuous presentations, the Graphic Design Museum additionally sorts out various exercises like visits, workshops and kids' gatherings. Youngsters can progress toward becoming architects in the historical center and distribute with different structures, hues, materials, signs and pictograms. Grown-ups and youngsters get further understanding into the over a wide span of time of the picture culture and are raised to date with the most current advancements in visual correspondence.