iSTRAAT Museum occupies a former shipyard warehouse at the NDSM wharf, showing more than 180 works by over 170 street and graffiti artists, many painted on site. Its exterior is anchored by Eduardo Kobra's 240m² Anne Frank mural "Let Me Be Myself," visible from the free NDSM ferry. Rotating shows in the mezzanine and groundwork galleries sit alongside the permanent collection, tracing graffiti's roots through to today's studio-based street art.

A show tracing graffiti's cultural roots through names, tags, lines and repetition — the building blocks of a visual language born from movement and marking presence.

Photographer Henry Chalfant's documentation of graffiti culture, curated by SUSO33 with archival material from the Dutch Graffiti Library linking his lens to the Dutch graffiti scene.

Faith XLVII's acrylic-on-polyester work reflecting on chance and the unseen forces shaping daily life, created for the ORIGINS: Family & Legacy exhibition.

Lakȟóta artist Danielle SeeWalker's "Native Matriarch Pop" mural celebrating Native American women, addressing their underrepresentation in street art.

Eduardo Kobra's 240m² spray-and-lacquer Anne Frank mural on the museum's facade, made with 450+ spray cans, honoring identity and mutual understanding.

Dublin artist Aches' spray-on-polyester piece on the anxieties of modern life, part of his shift from street graffiti to graphic, studio-based mural work.
NDSM-Plein 1, 1033 WC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nearest station: NDSM ferry landing (free F4 ferry from Centraal Station), Klaprozenweg bus stop (lines 391, 394) and Noorderpark metro station (line 52)
Show on mapClosed 5 November
Closed
| Mon | 12:00–17:00 |
| Tue | 10:00–17:00 |
| Wed | 10:00–17:00 |
| Thu | 10:00–17:00 |
| Fri | 10:00–17:00 |
| SatToday | 10:00–17:00 |
| Sun | 10:00–17:00 |
From €21.50
Youth 13-18 €11.50, students with ID €16.50, CJP €13.50, Uitpas €12.90, ages 0-12 free with paying adult, free for museum members / Amsterdam City Card / Stadspas holders
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