Museum Het Schip proudly hosts a special exhibition showcasing works from second-year HMC students. This collaboration highlights the intricate craftsmanship from both wood and leather/textile departments, drawing deep inspiration from the distinct Amsterdam School aesthetic. Discover diverse designs, including unique tables, bags, and hats, reflecting a shared creative spirit and innovative future makers.
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This exhibition showcases work by students from the Hout- en Meubileringscollege (HMC), designed in collaboration with Museum Het Schip. The pieces, including tables, bags, and hats, are inspired by the distinctive formal language of the Amsterdam School.
Museum Het Schip presents an exhibition of works created by second-year students from the Hout- en Meubileringscollege (HMC). This exhibition is the result of a sustained collaboration between the museum and the college, where students were tasked with designing products such as tables, bags, or hats, drawing inspiration from the distinctive aesthetic of the Amsterdam School and Museum Het Schip itself. Following a guided tour of the museum and the iconic post office, students applied their craftmanship to create diverse designs rooted in various sources of inspiration. The exhibition highlights the synergy between the wood and leather/textile departments of the Creative Craftsman program, showcasing their shared expertise and collaborative spirit.
The exhibition is part of Museum Het Schip. Visitors can experience the exhibition during museum opening hours. Further ticketing details are available via the museum's official channels.
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