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Discover "Het Labyrint: geschiedenis en betekenis" – An Event on Labyrinth History and Meaning

Engage with the history and symbolism of labyrinths through a lecture, drawing, and a unique guided walk.

This special afternoon event, "Het Labyrint: geschiedenis en betekenis," delves into the profound history and cultural symbolism of labyrinths. Inspired by the 'Uit het paradijs' exhibition, the program features an insightful lecture by artist Bea Verheul. Engage in a creative drawing activity and walk a unique 10x10 meter labyrinth on canvas, exploring spiritual paths across history.

About Het Labyrint: geschiedenis en betekenis at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) in Amsterdam

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Exhibition summary

An afternoon event exploring the history and meaning of labyrinths, inspired by the labyrinth within the 'Uit het paradijs' exhibition. The program includes a lecture, drawing, and a walk on a large labyrinth cloth.

Curatorial context

Museum Krona is hosting a special afternoon on February 23, 2025, dedicated to 'Het Labyrint: geschiedenis en betekenis'. This event is inspired by the labyrinth featured in the exhibition 'Uit het paradijs', which runs until March 16th. Throughout history, labyrinths have been found worldwide in various forms, and while their precise meanings are debated, they are widely connected to symbolic journeys and spiritual paths. The afternoon will delve into the history and symbolic significance of the labyrinth. The program includes a talk by artist and collector Bea Verheul on the history and her passion for labyrinths, with activities such as drawing a labyrinth and walking a 10x10 meter labyrinth on canvas. Additionally, Henk Murray will briefly discuss the light labyrinth project at the Kapucijnenklooster in Velp. The event takes place at Museum Krona in Uden.

Admission and ticket notes

The cost to attend this inspirational afternoon is €7.50 plus museum entry. This includes a cup of coffee or tea. Tickets can be booked in advance. Visitors can also access the 'Uit het paradijs' exhibition before and after the event until 5 PM.

Het Labyrint: geschiedenis en betekenis key exhibition facts

Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Het Labyrint: geschiedenis en betekenis at Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen) in Amsterdam

Venue
Bijbels Museum (Cromhouthuizen)
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Feb 23, 2025 – Feb 23, 2025
Artist line / attribution
The event features a lecture by artist and collector Bea Verheul and a presentation by Henk Murray.
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