VAN GOGH EUROPE
The Kröller-Müller Museum, the Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam and Van Gogh Brabant are the founding partners of Van Gogh Europe, which was established in 2012. The aim of the foundation is to make Van Gogh’s legacy as widely accessible as possible in Europe. After the initial phase, in 2018 the foundation began refocusing on objectives and strategy, so that a new long-term plan of action can be drawn up. Two new partners joined the initiative: the Drents Museum and the house in London (Hackford Road), where Vincent van Gogh lived.
More information about Van Gogh Europe 
Van Gogh Worldwide
The digital platform Van Gogh Worldwide is a unique, innovative platform publishing information to a high academic standard, and brings together art-historical and technical information about the work of Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890).
The RKD – Netherlands Institute for Art History, the Van Gogh Museum and the Kröller-Müller Museum are the three founding partners of Van Gogh Worldwide. They each possess detailed information on Van Gogh’s work, and they have pooled their expertise to make data available in digital form. The platform has been constructed in collaboration with a large number of partners including museums, private individuals and research institutions, especially the Cultural Heritage Laboratory of the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands.
In the first phase (until 2020), the project focused on all paintings, drawings and prints by Vincent van Gogh in the Netherlands: over 300 paintings and around 900 works on paper. In the second phase data for works located in foreign collections are added to the platform. A total of about 2000 works by Van Gogh are currently known. From 2021 to 2023, the goal was to connect worldwide collections to the platform. Van Gogh Worlwide has collaborated with museums all over the world to achieve this. As of October 1, Van Gogh Worldwide's maintenance department will take care of the improvement of the platform and will invite you to share any updates. 
MUNICIPALITY OF EDE
The Municipality of Ede has been a supporter of the Kröller-Müller Museum since 2012. Their support focuses on the development of new projects that promote the involvement with the museum of the residents, visitors and businesses in the municipality of Ede. With this partnership, the museum also gives substance to the policy of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science to anchor museums supported by the State both locally and regionally.
Read more about the partnership with Ede
Museum Murals
The Kröller-Müller Museum is part of the nationwide street art project Museum Murals. For Museum Murals, street artists draw inspiration from works of art from twenty museum collections. They turn this inspiration into a mural in the neighbourhood of the museum. On a flat in Ede-Zuid, artist Fred Battle paints a mural inspired by the Kröller-Müller Museum collection. Museum Murals is an initiative of the Mauritshuis and is made possible by participants of the VriendenLoterij.
NewBees
NewBees prepares newcomers, refugees, for a job with a traineeship. The Kröller-Müller Museum is happy to welcome a number of new Gelderland residents to gain experience in our technical department. This may enable these newcomers to work at the museum in the future. NewBees organises work safaris, arranges a matching event and supports the creation of inclusive workplaces for the new Gelderlanders
DE TOOROP ROUTE
In liaison with EuroArt and the MTVP Museum Domburg NL, the ICEAC is the Ambassador of the network of Toorop sites in the project Impressionisms Routes. A basic Route has been developed & is expanding throughout Europe, starting with Museums and Organizations in the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Haarlem, Alkmaar, Laren NH, Utrecht, Rotterdam, Katwijk, Dordrecht, Leiden, The Hague, Domburg, Middelburg, Otterlo, Nijmegen, Arnhem, Oosterbeek, Zwolle, Assen), Belgium (Brussels), France (Paris), England (London), Germany (Neuss, Mainz, Karlsruhe, Munich, Stuttgart, Berlin, Schwaan, Alkersum auf Föhr), Switzerland (Zurich) and Austria (Vienna).
So far, the ICEAC (iceac.eu) administers a library of more than 5.000 books focusing on Artists’ Colonies in Europe.
Download the pdf with more info about the Toorop route
DailyArt
The Kröller-Müller Museum has been collaborating with DailyArt since 2015. DailyArt is a free mobile app (iOS/Android) which every day presents one piece of fine art with a short story and reaches around 1 million art lovers monthly in 16 languages.
Both the museum’s collection and its temporary exhibitions have been featured in the app and in DailyArt Magazine, the online magazine with art history stories multiple times.
VISITVELUWE
As a ‘reason to travel’, the Kröller-Müller Museum is a strategic partner of VisitVeluwe.
Together with all the Veluwe municipalities and the tourist business community, VisitVeluwe is putting the region on the map as an attractive tourist destination. Intensive work is being done to inform and inspire visitors from the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and the United Kingdom to choose the Veluwe as a destination in their free time. The challenge in the coming years will be to spread the visitors out over the seasons in order to balance the benefits and burdens of tourism for entrepreneurs and the beautiful but vulnerable Veluwe nature.
More information about VisitVeluwe
NEXTPORTCHINA
The Kröller-Müller Museum has been collaborating with the digital marketing agency NextportChina since 2017. The aim of this collaboration is to bring the museum and its collection to the attention of the growing group of Chinese travellers and art lovers in China. These Chinese target groups are reached through various creative campaigns on well-known Chinese social media platforms.
For example, the Kröller-Müller Museum is actively promoted on popular WeChat Official Accounts and has its own profile in a well-known WeChat travel Mini Program. Furthermore, every year in September the museum and NextportChina organize the ‘New Student Welcome Event’. During this event, 150 young Chinese students temporarily studying in the Netherlands have the opportunity to discover the art collection and the park (De Hoge Veluwe) together.
In the autumn of 2020, the Kröller-Müller Museum launched an online game in WeChat. In this educational game, Chinese players answer questions to learn more about a selection of the museum’s masterpieces. The aim of the game was to remain visible and to connect with the Chinese target group in the Netherlands and abroad. Based on the answers provided in the game, in which players learned more about the museum's masterpieces, a travel persona was created for each player.
Read more about the annual ‘New Student Welcome Event’ here
Canon of the netherlands
As of 2021, the Kröller-Müller Museum is included in the national Canon network. This network connects museums and historical sites throughout the country, which illuminate the Dutch history by means of objects. The Kröller-Müller participates in the Canon of the Netherlands with six masterpieces. The Canon is on display in the Netherlands Open Air Museum in Arnhem (initiator of the national collaboration).
Read more about the Canon of The Netherlands
LRE FOUNDATION
The Kröller-Müller Museum and Liberation Route Europe Foundation (LRE Foundation) have entered into a partnership for three years. The LRE Foundation is an international network that keeps the memory of the Second World War alive in Europe. The LRE Foundation is the organization behind various commemorative projects, such as the Liberation Route Europe, the EU-certified Cultural Route that allows you to walk in the footsteps of the allied forces, and Europe Remembers. The Kröller-Müller Museum also has a fascinating wartime history. For example, at the beginning of the war a bomb shelter was built to protect the museum’s valuable collection and the museum functioned as an emergency hospital at the end of the war. This story has remained a well-kept secret, but that is about to change through the partnership with the LRE Foundation. With its location in the Airborne Region, the Kröller-Müller Museum is also an interesting partner for the LRE Foundation. The visitors to the Liberation Route Europe and Europe Remembers will appreciate the combination of art, culture and history. The collaboration with the Kröller-Müller Museum is a wonderful addition to the current activities of the LRE Foundation.
Read more about the partnership in the press release.
More information on the LRE Foundation.
