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Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art (MoCTA)

We are a warm environment. A cultural Museum dealing with Tibetan Art and Buddhist philosophy.  If you like to assist us as Public Relations,  managing or organizing media lists, events, or help build a positive public image for our visitors and clients then you are the suitable person for us. As a cultural museum we offer volunteers a chance to work with rare historical collection, activate painting abilities with our Museum Artists and artist Lama Tashi Norbu, gaining  valuable resume experience while sharing your  passion for art, history, or diverse world

  • Start datum: 07-08-2026
  • Aantal vrijwilligers gezocht: 1
  • Locatie: Rensenpark, 7811 EP Emmen
  • Doelgroep: Volwassenen/ ouderen 68+, Mensen met migratieachtergrond.
  • Soort vrijwilligerswerk: PR, communicatie en media.
  • Werkdagen: Maandagmiddag, Maandagavond, Dinsdagochtend, Dinsdagmiddag, Woensdagavond, Donderdagochtend, Zaterdagochtend, Zaterdagmiddag, Zaterdagavond, Zondagochtend, Zondagmiddag, Zondagavond.
  • Plaats vrijwilligerswerk: Emmen-Centrum, Emmen breed.
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Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art (MoCTA)

Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art is a non profit foundation. It is located in Emmen. It is the first museum in the world dedicated permanently to modern and contemporary Tibetan art. Opened on June 1, 2017, in the Rensenpark, it was founded by Tibetan monk and Artist Lama Tashi Norbu alongside with Artist Leela Eleni Skitsa. MoCTA is a Cultural Bridge connecting Tibetan (Eastern) and Western art forms. It Protects and promotes Tibetan heritage. The Musuem exhibition deals with tibetan objects and Art pieces of Tibetans in Exile and Tibetans from Lhasa, Tibet. It promotes Dalai Lama's comittments in life as well as Tibet: its culture, its voice and its cause.

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