🎬 Tilda Swinton Exhibition · EYE Film Museum · 3–5 people

EYE has handed its entire museum to Tilda Swinton — and she invited eight of her closest creative collaborators to fill it. The result is part exhibition, part love letter to artistic friendship: film installations, personal wardrobes, ghostly video work, and a reconstruction of her 1980s London flat. Equal parts cinema, art, and atmosphere. We'll wander through it at our own pace.

First time at EYE?
You don't need to know the art — just bring your curiosity.

First time with this group?
You'll be looked after — just get yourself through the door. Feeling especially anxious? Message the host. We've got you. Friends always welcome.

What to expect:

• Group size: 3–5 people
• Noise level: Low — immersive exhibition spaces, calm and unhurried
• Finding us: Meet at the main entrance
• Arrival window: 14:00–14:10 — then we head in together
• Leaving early: Always fine, no explanation needed
• Cost: €13,50 — or free with Museumkaart or Vriendenlotterij (Eduardo has a free +1 with Vriendenlotterij — DM him to claim it before confirming)

✨ The Vibe:
Each room feels completely different — one moment you're watching a Jim Jarmusch zombie film reimagined as an art installation, the next you're standing inside a recreation of someone's personal flat from the 80s. Quiet, immersive, and full of things to notice. The kind of place where conversation happens naturally, between rooms.

Fun fact:
Tilda Swinton made nine films with Derek Jarman — including Blue (1993), a film with no images at all, just 79 minutes of solid blue screen and voiceover. It was Jarman's final film, made as he was losing his sight to AIDS-related illness. EYE has an installation of his work in this exhibition.

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Real people, real plans, real fun. Hosted in Amsterdam. By someone who needed this too.