In Vincents Lichtlab, young and old alike explore perspective and light, just as Van Gogh did in his time. Light is color and color is light, but what is color? What is light? What do we actually see? How does that work, experiencing light? Find out at Vincents Lichtlab.
Free admission for children and youth up to 17 years of age. Children under 12 accompanied by at least 1 paying adult for every 5 children.
Tickets NuenenVincent van Gogh, with a curious attitude, and perseverance, experimented with light and color. As a result, he developed his own style with his recognizable brushstrokes. And he worked with dark colors, yet appearing light. How he did that is a mystery to many. In the Light Lab you can use different light techniques, to see the world, like Vincent.
Vincents Lichtlab is part of the Van Gogh Village Museum in Nuenen. That means you experience the experience on top of your visit to the museum. Access to the Light Lab is therefore automatically included with a ticket to the museum. Want to know more about the Van Gogh Village Museum?
Explore the museumAfter a successful collaboration around Vincents Lichtlab, ASML and Van Gogh Village Museum are strengthening cooperation in the form of a three-year partnership. Among other things, this means that all children up to and including 17 years of age will have free admission. The cooperation also includes an educational program that will be specially developed for schools. A separate audio tour for young people is also in the works, allowing them to discover the inspiring story of Vincent van Gogh in the museum and to learn about the interaction between technology and art in the Light Lab.
It is expected that more will be known about this educational program for schools after summer break 2024.
Learn more about collaboration with ASMLThe Light Lab was born from a collaboration between Van Gogh Village Nuenen, ASML and Van Gogh Brabant to stimulate the inquisitive attitude of new generations.
Very suitable therefore for an outing with the class or school.