"Amsterdamse Ambachten" presented the artistic journey of young talents from three local primary schools. Children aged 9-12 dedicated ten weeks to mastering various traditional crafts, from initial design to final intricate pieces. This unique exhibition at Museum Het Schip highlighted their skills in mosaic, ceramics, linocut, bookbinding, and batik art.
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This exhibition showcases the work of young artists aged 9-12 from three primary schools. Over ten weeks, they explored various crafts including mosaic, ceramics, linocut, bookbinding, and batik, completing the entire process from design to finishing.
The exhibition 'Amsterdamse Ambachten' (Amsterdam Crafts) features the artistic creations of nine young artists, aged 9, 10, 11, and 12 years old, from three local primary schools: De Bron, de Catamaran, and de Westerparkschool. Over a ten-week period, these students immersed themselves in various traditional crafts. Through dedicated workshops, they learned about and practiced techniques in mosaic, ceramics, linocut, bookbinding, and batik.
The exhibition is displayed on the exterior facade of Museum Het Schip and can be viewed from the street. No museum entry ticket is required to see this exhibition.
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