New Podcast Series Unveils the Art of Schiphol

Schiphol is not only a hub for international travelers but also an unexpected museum filled with remarkable artworks. With the new podcast series Art Moments Schiphol listeners get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the airport's art collection. In this series, artists themselves share insights into their work, the inspiration behind it, and how their creations enhance the travel experience.

The Stories Behind the Artworks

From iconic installations to hidden gems, Schiphol hosts a diverse range of artworks that add an extra dimension to the journey. In Art Moments Schiphol you’ll meet the creators of these works and discover the stories behind the art. Each episode focuses on a specific artwork and gives the artist a platform to discuss their creative process.

A Selection of Episodes

• Maarten Baas - His iconic Schiphol clock, featuring a man painting the time, is a constantly moving artwork. In the podcast, Baas talks about the perception of time and the themes influencing his work.
• Marijke de Goey - Her blue lines at Schiphol symbolize travelers and their movement. She shares how folding paper became an inspiration for her art.
• Tom Claassen - The large seated snowmen at the airport immediately catch the eye. Claassen discusses the name, perspective, and meaning of this striking piece.
• Suzanne de Graaf - her work Jantje, a mermaid at the B-pier, represents freedom. De Graaf talks about her inspiration from Menorca and the unique story behind the sculpture.
• Samira Boon - Her work 10.800 Horizons translates the Dutch polder landscape onto Schiphol. In the episode, Boon explains how she breathes new life into existing materials through her art.

Listen Anytime, Anywhere

The podcast Art Moments Schiphol is available on all popular podcast platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podimo, YouTube Music, and Deezer. Whether you're on the go or relaxing at home, get inspired by the stories behind Schiphol’s art.