Museum Kranenburgh in Bergen (Noord-Holland) focuses on the Bergen School, an early-twentieth-century painting movement known for its expressive use of colour and close ties to the North Holland landscape. The collection features work by artists such as Charley Toorop, Leo Gestel and Jan Sluijters, shown alongside changing temporary exhibitions. The museum is housed in a former villa that suits the intimate scale of the work.
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Dual exhibition exploring fashion and identity through the work of Lisa Konno and Paul Kooiker at Museum Kranenburgh.
Museum Kranenburgh showcases an exhibition of Bernard Essers, a 20th-century Dutch artist whose work has long been overlooked.
Sculptor and poet Iris Le Rütte explores the relationship between humans and the natural world in this exhibition at Museum Kranenburgh.
A hands-on linocut workshop inspired by graphic artist Bernard Essers' exhibition. Learn the techniques of this classic printmaking art form at Museum Kranenburgh.
Wearable cardboard and bead masks by artist Lisa Konno - artworks you can see, wear, and hear.
Hunt for golden hares hidden in amusing poses throughout Museum Kranenburgh. A playful activity for children exploring the museum's galleries.
Create your own fantasy creature with acrylic paint, inspired by the whimsical sculptures of artist Iris Le Rütte.
Create your own cuddly toys from socks in this hands-on workshop at Museum Kranenburgh.
Hands-on weaving workshop inspired by Claudy Jongstra's Mediterranean Wind tapestry, led by artist Regula Maria Müller at Museum Kranenburgh.
Artist Iris Le Rütte presents a lecture on her exhibition 'Everything Changes, Nothing Perishes', exploring metamorphosis through sculpture, drawing and poetry.
Discover the Sculpture Garden at Museum Kranenburgh and craft your own wire and wax sculpture with artist Regula.
Learn to create ecoprints on cotton by transferring flower and plant colours directly onto fabric in this hands-on workshop.
Artist Gígja teaches you to make natural paint from sand, earth and pigment, starting with a guided walk through the Sculpture Garden.