This Museum Opening Celebrates the Dutch Roots of Van Gogh and Heineken
Charlotte Joyce Kidd — August 21, 2015 — World
References: vangoghmuseum.nl & theheinekencompany
Vincent Van Gogh and Heineken beer share a common national past in the Netherlands, and now the Van Gogh museum and the internationally loved beer brand are celebrating their shared history with a newly formed sponsorship.
Amsterdam was once home to both the master painter Van Gogh and Heineken, the internationally renowned beer. In the present day, Heineken is renewing its commitment to its city of origin and to its love and support of Dutch culture by becoming the official sponsor of the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam.
With Heineken's support, the museum is completing a new accessible entrance hall. To celebrate its opening, the square outside the museum will be taken over by a giant sunflower labyrinth, containing 125,000 beautiful blooms. The tribute to Van Gogh's iconic sunflower painting will be a dazzling spectacle and a fun, interactive event for visitors to the museum. Heineken's sponsorship will also allow the museum to expand its program of events and international engagement.
Van Gogh and Heineken are two examples of Dutch culture spreading all over the globe to become internationally admired. Heineken sponsorship of art and cultural events continues to enhance international knowledge of the city of Amsterdam and of Dutch culture.
Amsterdam was once home to both the master painter Van Gogh and Heineken, the internationally renowned beer. In the present day, Heineken is renewing its commitment to its city of origin and to its love and support of Dutch culture by becoming the official sponsor of the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam.
With Heineken's support, the museum is completing a new accessible entrance hall. To celebrate its opening, the square outside the museum will be taken over by a giant sunflower labyrinth, containing 125,000 beautiful blooms. The tribute to Van Gogh's iconic sunflower painting will be a dazzling spectacle and a fun, interactive event for visitors to the museum. Heineken's sponsorship will also allow the museum to expand its program of events and international engagement.
Van Gogh and Heineken are two examples of Dutch culture spreading all over the globe to become internationally admired. Heineken sponsorship of art and cultural events continues to enhance international knowledge of the city of Amsterdam and of Dutch culture.
Trend Themes
1. Cultural Sponsorships - Brands can sponsor cultural institutions and events to celebrate shared histories and connect with audiences through interactive experiences.
2. City-branded Partnerships - Cities could team up with brands for sponsorships that celebrate unique cultural offerings and regional traditions.
3. Interactive Art Installations - Art institutions can create immersive and interactive experiences that will draw in visitors and boost engagement.
Industry Implications
1. Beer Industry - Beer brands could partner with cultural institutions to support local arts and culture, promote tourism and strengthen brand image.
2. Museum Industry - Museums could find new opportunities for funding and outreach through sponsorships with brands interested in promoting local culture and heritage.
3. City Tourism Industry - Cities can leverage their cultural offerings and partnerships with brands to attract tourists and investments, and promote local cultures and economies.
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