Museum Kurá Hulanda is een antropologisch museum in Willemstad, Curaçao, dat de culturele en historische ontwikkeling van het eiland en de bredere regio belicht. Het museum biedt een indrukwekkende collectie over de Afrikaanse diaspora, met een bijzondere focus op de trans-Atlantische slavenhandel en de invloed hiervan op de Caribische en Latijns-Amerikaanse samenlevingen. Naast de uitgebreide tentoonstelling over slavernij en kolonialisme omvat de collectie ook West-Afrikaanse koninkrijken, Mesopotamische kunst, pre-Columbiaanse artefacten en Antilliaanse kunstwerken. Bezoekers kunnen een diepgaand inzicht krijgen in de diverse culturele invloeden die Curaçao hebben gevormd. Het museum is gevestigd in een historisch gerestaureerd deel van Otrobanda en biedt rondleidingen in meerdere talen, evenals een museumwinkel met unieke kunstvoorwerpen en boeken. Kurá Hulanda is een essentiële bestemming voor iedereen die meer wil weten over het erfgoed en de geschiedenis van het eiland en de bredere Afrikaanse diaspora.
Kurá Hulanda Museum is an anthropological museum in Willemstad, Curaçao, that highlights the cultural and historical development of the island and the broader region. The museum offers an impressive collection on the African diaspora, with a particular focus on the transatlantic slave trade and its impact on Caribbean and Latin American societies. In addition to the extensive exhibition on slavery and colonialism, the collection also features West African kingdoms, Mesopotamian art, pre-Columbian artifacts, and Antillean artworks. Visitors can gain deep insight into the diverse cultural influences that have shaped Curaçao. The museum is located in a historically restored part of Otrobanda and offers guided tours in multiple languages, as well as a museum shop with unique artworks and books. Kurá Hulanda is an essential destination for anyone interested in learning more about the heritage and history of the island and the wider African diaspora.
Klipstraat,
Willemstad, Curaçao
Tel nr: +599 9 511 31 18
info@kurahulanda.com
Are you passionate about, wanting to become more aware of, working with, or maybe even owning cultural heritage in the Dutch Caribbean? Then this is the Conference for you!
Please join our conference with the theme ‘Awareness’, where you’ll have the chance to delve into the rich cultural heritage of the Dutch Caribbean islands of Sint Maarten, Saba, and St Eustatius.
Through either an in-person or an online program, you’ll explore monuments and other cultural sites that are often overlooked, while gaining insights into the diverse history of the region. Engage with local heritage professionals, share knowledge, and collaborate on finding sustainable solutions to the current challenges these islands are facing.
Whether you join us in person or virtually, this conference offers you a platform for learning, discussion, and collective action toward preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the windward islands of the Dutch Caribbean.
Archaeology Curaçao serves as your gateway to information on the island’s archaeology. The makers believe in making heritage accessible as much as possible, and this website is their commitment to doing this. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a student, a developer, a professional archaeologist, or a curious visitor, this platform is designed to captivate and educate.
Claudia Kraan and Amy Victorina are the archaeologists working on Curacao. We are involved in all archaeological projects on Curaçao either on land or in water and everything between.
The St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research (SECAR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the archaeological preservation and research of St. Eustatius’ rich cultural heritage. SECAR’s mission is to explore, document, and protect the island’s historical resources, with a focus on both terrestrial and underwater archaeology. The center is involved in various archaeological excavations, surveys, and conservation efforts, often in collaboration with academic institutions and volunteers. SECAR also provides educational opportunities for the local community and visitors, raising awareness about the island’s history, including its significance during the colonial period and its role in the transatlantic trade. Through its work, SECAR plays a key role in preserving and sharing the unique history of St. Eustatius for future generations.
Tel: +599 319 1918
info@secar.org