Welcome to the news and updates page for the Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum in Amsterdam. Here, you'll find the latest information regarding special announcements, changes to the museum, and upcoming features related to its exhibits on cannabis and hemp culture. Keep up-to-date with developments from this unique cultural institution.
Explore the fascinating transformation of cannabis from ancient landraces to cutting-edge hybrids in this immersive temporary exhibition. Discover the history, scientific breakthroughs, and future of cannabis breeding, including insights into the contributions of pioneering figures like Ben Dronkers.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum in Amsterdam presents 'Cannabis Japonica: Shinto & the Spirit of 麻', an exhibition exploring the deep spiritual connections between hemp and traditional Japanese culture. Discover how this versatile plant has been integral to Japanese rituals and identity for millennia.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum hosts the 'Stay Stoned: Madness, Cannabis & Tattoos' exhibition, exploring the unique intersection of tattoo art and cannabis culture. Developed with the compilers of the *Stay Stoned* book, it features over forty new cannabis tattoo flash sheets displayed in a fantastical tattoo parlor setting, along with related historical items. Visitors can delve into a rich visual history of this subculture until April 23, 2023.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum in Barcelona is hosting "Cannabis Japonica," a temporary exhibition exploring Japan's deep cultural and historical relationship with the cannabis plant. Visitors can discover how hemp was integral to traditional Japanese fashion and daily life, including its use in samurai attire and Shinto priestly garments.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum has launched its new publication, 'Weed of Wonder', offering an in-depth exploration of cannabis history and its profound connection to human culture. This landmark book, featuring over 300 images, is accompanied by a unique walking tour around Amsterdam that brings the plant's story to life.
Explore the extensive work of German photographer Maren Krings in her 'Hemp’s Potential' exhibition at the Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum. Krings has documented over 200 industrial hemp projects across four continents, showcasing the plant's diverse applications and its role in sustainable solutions. Discover how hemp can contribute to a circular economy through her captivating photographs, a film, and an audiotour.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum is participating in the virtual edition of Spannabis 2021, offering a 360-degree digital tour of its Barcelona location and the 'Puff Puff Pass!' exhibition. Visitors can also tune into a virtual round table discussion on cannabis comix, featuring exhibition curator Toni Benages and other experts, scheduled for March 27th. This online presence allows a global audience to explore the museum's unique collections and engage with cannabis culture.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum presented 'Puff Puff Pass!', an exhibition delving into the history of cannabis-themed comics. It explored how underground comix challenged censorship and how contemporary artists depict cannabis culture, featuring iconic characters like the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. The exhibition was on display until April 30, 2022, with free entry on the museum's ground floor.
Explore the fascinating transformation of cannabis from ancient landraces to cutting-edge hybrids in this immersive temporary exhibition. Discover the history, scientific breakthroughs, and future of cannabis breeding, including insights into the contributions of pioneering figures like Ben Dronkers.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum in Amsterdam presents 'Cannabis Japonica: Shinto & the Spirit of 麻', an exhibition exploring the deep spiritual connections between hemp and traditional Japanese culture. Discover how this versatile plant has been integral to Japanese rituals and identity for millennia.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum hosts the 'Stay Stoned: Madness, Cannabis & Tattoos' exhibition, exploring the unique intersection of tattoo art and cannabis culture. Developed with the compilers of the *Stay Stoned* book, it features over forty new cannabis tattoo flash sheets displayed in a fantastical tattoo parlor setting, along with related historical items. Visitors can delve into a rich visual history of this subculture until April 23, 2023.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum in Barcelona is hosting "Cannabis Japonica," a temporary exhibition exploring Japan's deep cultural and historical relationship with the cannabis plant. Visitors can discover how hemp was integral to traditional Japanese fashion and daily life, including its use in samurai attire and Shinto priestly garments.
Explore the extensive work of German photographer Maren Krings in her 'Hemp’s Potential' exhibition at the Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum. Krings has documented over 200 industrial hemp projects across four continents, showcasing the plant's diverse applications and its role in sustainable solutions. Discover how hemp can contribute to a circular economy through her captivating photographs, a film, and an audiotour.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum is participating in the virtual edition of Spannabis 2021, offering a 360-degree digital tour of its Barcelona location and the 'Puff Puff Pass!' exhibition. Visitors can also tune into a virtual round table discussion on cannabis comix, featuring exhibition curator Toni Benages and other experts, scheduled for March 27th. This online presence allows a global audience to explore the museum's unique collections and engage with cannabis culture.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum presented 'Puff Puff Pass!', an exhibition delving into the history of cannabis-themed comics. It explored how underground comix challenged censorship and how contemporary artists depict cannabis culture, featuring iconic characters like the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. The exhibition was on display until April 30, 2022, with free entry on the museum's ground floor.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum presented 'The ABC of CBD,' Europe's first exhibition dedicated to cannabidiol. This exhibit explored the many applications and origins of CBD, a non-psychoactive cannabis compound known for its health benefits, addressing common misconceptions and its growing acceptance.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum hosts the 'Stay Stoned: Madness, Cannabis & Tattoos' exhibition, exploring the unique intersection of tattoo art and cannabis culture. Developed with the compilers of the *Stay Stoned* book, it features over forty new cannabis tattoo flash sheets displayed in a fantastical tattoo parlor setting, along with related historical items. Visitors can delve into a rich visual history of this subculture until April 23, 2023.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum is participating in the virtual edition of Spannabis 2021, offering a 360-degree digital tour of its Barcelona location and the 'Puff Puff Pass!' exhibition. Visitors can also tune into a virtual round table discussion on cannabis comix, featuring exhibition curator Toni Benages and other experts, scheduled for March 27th. This online presence allows a global audience to explore the museum's unique collections and engage with cannabis culture.
The Hash Marihuana Hemp Museum presented 'Puff Puff Pass!', an exhibition delving into the history of cannabis-themed comics. It explored how underground comix challenged censorship and how contemporary artists depict cannabis culture, featuring iconic characters like the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. The exhibition was on display until April 30, 2022, with free entry on the museum's ground floor.
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