Why do we need to look at art?
importance of art
Looking at art is oxygen for the soul!
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guiding.
Visiting a museum with Anita is like finding a gem on the market. As a guide Anita finds it important for her guests to be partners in looking and discovering the world of art.
What is there to find?
What did the artist want us to see?
How can the artwork be interpreted?
A background in Art History doesn't mean she has all the answers. With a mix of relevant
background information, interesting and fun facts, you will add more meaning to every art object.
museums
which ones to visit?
Rijksmuseum
Van Gogh Museum
Stedelijk Museum of modern and contemporary art
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Rijksmuseum
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Van Gogh Museum
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Stedelijk Museum - modern and contemporary art
walking tours
how to explore the city?
The Jewish District
Amsterdam in Rembrandt's days
Amsterdam in Breitner's days
Amsterdam Historical City Center
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Amsterdam through the eyes of Rembrandt - old city center in the 17th century
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Amsterdam through the eyes of Vincent van Gogh - 19th century
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Walk through the former Jewish quarter
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food on foot tour - get to know the city and eat where the locals eat
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inclusive
everyone is welcome!
People with special needs
People with dementia
people who are visually impaired
Families
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people with dementia
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people who are visually impaired
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people within the autistic spectrum
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hidden gems
what else is there to discover?
Museum the Rembrandthouse
Jewish Cultural District
Museum van Loon
Hermitage
Museum Willet-Holthuysen
Cobra Museum
City Archive De Bazel
Royal Palace Amsterdam
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The Jewish Cultural Quarter
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The Rembrandt House
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The Amsterdam Museum
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The Cobra Museum
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Willet - Holthuysen Museum
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The Royal Palace
coaching.
Anita is the first trained Video Coach (beeldcoach) for museum teachers / guides in the Netherlands, in Europe, actually... worldwide. Video coaching is a method developed especially for people working in the educational field and health care. Sessions are recorded, analysed and discussed for further development. During her study she also used this method successfully in the corporate field.
coaching menu
individual coaching
minimum of 7 meetings:
1 x acquaintance
3 x filming on location
3 x coaching
group coaching
various possibilities
corporatie field
various possibilities
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training.
Anita loves to share her wide range of experience with colleagues, museums and other cultural institutions. With Muzeaal Verhalen she has been doing this since 2008. She has a lot of experience in museum didactics. The menu below gives you an indication.
Her expertise lays with training people how to guide a group with special needs: either people with dementia, or those who are visually impaired, or people with ASS.
trainingsmenu
VTS
Inquiry Based Learning
Interactive guiding
Interactive guiding online
How to cope with resistance?
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Unforgettable program (guiding people with dementia)
Guiding visually impaired
Guiding people with ASS
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about.
Muzeaal Verhalen (Museum Stories) is founded by Anita Gosschalk Liemburg. Anita is a specialist in turning you into an art lover within an hour no matter the company: families, children, adults, art novices and art lovers. She is also a professionally trained guide for people who are visually impaired, or for people who suffer from dementia, and for people with special needs. Her patience, kindness and wealth of information makes her an outstanding partner on your tour through any museum.
Anita loves to share her wide range of experience with other colleagues. Her masterclasses offer guides an insight and tools in how different museum education techniques can be used for the visitors' benefit. She is often hired by VTS Nederland as a trainer and a coach, by Studio I to give courses to museums how to guide people with dementia and their loved ones and by the Reinwardt Academy to teach about Interactive Guiding.
In 2020 Anita graduated as a 'Beeldcoach' (video coach). This enables her to coach people in the educational field (museum or otherwise) to improve their way of working. Scenes recorded in their own work field are the base for the reflection and the analysis. Highlighting the good qualities is the starting point for a coaching trajectory. It is therefore a positive, motivating but most of all an effective way of learning!
contact.
