Six N. Five in Amsterdam

Contemporary Digital Artist

Based in Barcelona, Six N. Five is the art studio of the award-winning Argentinian designer Ezequiel Pini. Over the last few years, Pini has pioneered the use of 3D and different media to create imaginary, dreamlike worlds with his signature clean, modern aesthetic, making Six N. Five of the most recognized digital creative practices.

His work incorporates different mediums to explore imaginary spaces, moving stories, and physical collectibles. Refined imagination, poetic compositions, elegant skills, and forward-looking attitude make Six N. Five one of the most recognizable artists in the contemporary digital art scene.

The studio’s collaborations include projects, events, and exhibitions in museums and cultural institutions like Moco Museum in Barcelona and Amsterdam, Art Basel, Fotografiska Stockholm, Museo della Permanente in Milan, London Design Festival, the Moco NFT for the Mocoverse, and the Moco Concept Store. Six N. Five has collaborated with brands like Nike, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Microsoft. 

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Exhibiting artists include

Andy Warhol

Modern Artist
Beanfield by Banksy showing riot police skipping through a green field at Moco Museum Amsterdam

Banksy

Contemporary Artist
Basquiat’s Figure Portfolio, expressive crowned figure in bold colors, on view in Amsterdam.

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Modern Artist
Keith Haring’s Retrospect, grid of colorful dancing figures and symbols, on view in Amsterdam.

Keith Haring

Modern Artist
Kusama's pixel lightbox artwork in dark exhibition space at Moco Museum Amsterdam.

Yayoi Kusama

Modern Artist
Marina Abramovic with Kim, founder of Moco Museum, during her visit to Moco Museum Amsterdam. TIME magazine mirror artwork by Mungo Thomson with visitors posing at Moco Museum Amsterdam. Visitors admiring vibrant floral digital room at Moco Museum Amsterdam. Colorful Takashi Murakami sculptures displayed at Moco Museum Amsterdam. Large Takashi Murakami artwork featuring Mickey Mouse at Moco Museum Amsterdam. Banksy’s graffiti of a soldier with a smiley face mask and red paint at Moco Museum Amsterdam

Reviews

  • Rated 4.5/5
    6M+ visitors worldwide
  • Allegra P.
    I visited the museum for the second time. This time, it was richer in artworks, and the temporary exhibition by Robbie Williams really made a difference, raising strong awareness around the topic of mental health. It’s an exhibition that sparks a lot of reflection on current issues.
  • Theo C.
    Enjoyed this museum more than I expected. Definitely worth the visit and experience. It's not huge, but it is immersive in parts and contemporary art is inspiring. Go, check it out.
  • Laura B.
    The museum was spectacular! I highly recommend it – it's incredible. The girl at the reception was super friendly, and the museum features a great variety of artists.

Practical Information

  • Open Hours

    Monday – Sunday: 09:00 – 20:00

  • Duration

    Approximately 60 minutes.

  • Location

    Honthorststraat 20, Amsterdam (Museum Square). Get directions via this link.

  • Contact

    Do you have a question? Click here to chat with us (available Monday-Friday from 10:00 – 16:00)
    Or email us at [email protected].
    For all other inquiries see here.

  • Audio Guide

    Don’t forget to bring your headphones to access the free audio tour.

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Media Reviews

  • Condé Nast Traveler
    This edgy contemporary art venue boasts an impressively large Banksy collection.
  • Tripadvisor
    With a surprise at every corner and colourful, immersive art installations, Moco Museum is the perfect place to visit with family, and equally the perfect place to visit with friends.
  • Amsterdam Local Gems
    Personal experiences can vary, but many visitors find the museum surprisingly engaging. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it a great spot for both art aficionados and those just looking to enjoy something different.
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