The Night Watch in action! {Discover}

There is communication and... innovating, surprising, invigorating communication. One example?

Here you go: a flashmob-style intervention inspired by Rembrandt's The Night Watch (1642) to celebrate the reopening of the Rijksmuseum (April 13) after years of intensive and costly renovation (375 million euros financed by the ministry of Education, Culture and Science and the museum itself) to draw public again to this shrine of arts and history, one of my favorite museum for several reasons, starting with its location, its extensive collection of 8000 objects and 800 years of Dutch history condensed at the heart of this enchanting city.

Interestingly enough, The Night Watch is the only painting that will find its old place back in the museum. 

Solid as a rock through the centuries.

Credits: Fineartamerica