In protest against unfair quarantine restrictions, the country’s creative organizations have found a way to get around the bans
Museums and theaters in the Netherlands have temporarily turned into beauty salons and gyms / Photo: Collage: Today
While Ukrainians are wondering when the quarantine will be tightened because of Omicron, the Dutch government has introduced quarantine restrictions, but not for everyone. In this regard, activists staged a peaceful protest – they turned some theaters and museums into beauty salons and gyms, writes Bloomberg.
The reaction of the people was that in December 2021 the government eased temporary restrictions and resumed the work of shops, gyms, hairdressers, nail salons and even brothels. But Prime Minister Mark Rutte said cultural venues such as theatres, museums and cinemas must remain closed.
The Museum Gym in the@FransHalsMuseum pic.twitter.com/IZAB4A97Rk
— Arts ’92 (@Kunsten92) January 19, 2022
In this regard, the creative organizations of the country came up with the idea of protest, and several theaters, concert halls and museums decided to join the initiative.
So, in the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam you can get a haircut and manicure, and in the Frans Hals Museum in Harlem you can do fitness. About 50 attendees received a haircut at The Royal Concertgebouw while an orchestra rehearsal played in the background. Beauty!
Hair salon Het Concertgebouw has started with the Symphony no. 2 by Charles Ives by @ConcertgbOrkest led by Susanna Mälkki. #hair salon theater#conertgebouwpic.twitter.com/yDyhwVpVWp
— The Concertgebouw (@Concertgebouw) January 19, 2022
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