A place to look for longer
What happens when you take a few steps back? First you see the colours of a painting, then the white walls and tall windows around it. The photo above already gives an impression of that combination. During your visit, also take in the space around the work: how does a piece change when you look at it from close up and from further away?
Art that keeps changing
MOYA describes itself as a place where museum and gallery come together. The programme centres on contemporary art, with influences from fashion and design. Both young and established artists are given a place there. Because the exhibitions change, it is worth checking before your visit which artists are on show at that time.
Alongside the exhibitions, MOYA has a gallery. If you want to know more about a work, or about the possibility of buying it, you can ask the museum. Of course, a visit to the exhibition can also simply stay at looking.
On the agenda
From 2 October: Boundless
MOYA announces Boundless for the public from 2 October 2026. The announcement on the museum website mentions six different worlds, including monumental painting installations and glass. An end date has not yet been given.
Check the current programme and visiting days with MOYA. The photos on this page show the museum and an earlier presentation, not the new exhibition.
Before you go
The regular visiting days are Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11.00 to 17.00. According to the visitor page, MOYA is only available for groups and events from Tuesday to Thursday. Around exhibition changeovers, visiting days may vary; check your chosen date in advance.
Source data
MOYA’s own offering and practical information, checked on 21 September 2026. Viewing tips are from the editorial team. This profile is not an independent assessment of the museum.
- About MOYA: programme, gallery and location.
- Visitor information: address, opening hours, admission and contact.
- Announcement of Boundless on the museum website: public welcome from 2 October. The older main banner for From Scratch is outdated; according to the exhibition overview, that exhibition ended on 12 September.
The two photos come from the official MOYA website and are used with permission for the presentation of this museum. On the pages used, no photographer’s name is given for these images. No cropping has been done. The interior photo shows an earlier presentation.