A peanut-butter floor display returns to a museum in the Netherlands as a tribute to a late artist. Multiple outlets report that more than 800 pounds of peanut butter are spread across the museum floor for the installation. The display is presented as a continuation of the artist’s earlier work, bringing back the distinctive, edible material-based installation to the museum setting. The sources describe the return of the work rather than a new unrelated exhibit, emphasizing its role as an homage to the artist’s legacy. While details about the museum’s full interpretation of the piece and its display duration are not included in the provided excerpts, the core point across coverage is consistent: the peanut-butter floor installation is being recreated or reinstalled, using a large quantity of peanut butter, and is framed publicly as a tribute. The reporting indicates that the installation’s distinctive use of peanut butter is central to what visitors see and how the exhibit is understood in the museum context.