Chibi van der Hans Donates ‘Lab Volume One’ to National Library of Aruba

On September 16, 2024, Chibi van der Hans presented his landmark work, ‘Lab Volume One’, to the National Library of Aruba. This two-volume set documents the rich history of Aruba’s Carnival and is a significant contribution to the island’s cultural heritage.

‘Lab Volume One’: A Comprehensive Carnival History

‘Lab Volume One’ represents a thorough documentation of Aruba’s Carnival history. The presentation took place at the Departamento Arubiana in Cas di e Coleccion Nacional, highlighting the importance of preserving Aruba’s Carnival traditions.

Van der Hans dedicated several years to researching and producing this publication, drawing on extensive research conducted at the Departamento Arubiana. As a graphic designer and photographer, van der Hans leveraged his expertise to create a detailed and visually engaging historical account.

The Significance of ‘Lab Volume One’ for Aruba

‘Lab Volume One’ is more than just a publication; it is a testament to Aruba’s vibrant Carnival culture. Van der Hans’s work provides invaluable insights and preserves the essence of Carnival for future generations. His dedication underscores the importance of documenting and celebrating Aruba’s cultural heritage.

The donation of this publication to the National Library of Aruba is a significant cultural milestone. It ensures that the history of Aruba’s Carnival will be accessible for research, education, and enjoyment by both locals and visitors.

Chibi van der Hans’s Contribution to Aruba’s Cultural Heritage

By presenting ‘Lab Volume One’ to the National Library, Chibi van der Hans has made a substantial contribution to preserving Aruba’s Carnival history. His work reflects the island’s rich cultural traditions and ensures that this important aspect of Aruba’s heritage is documented and celebrated.

Van der Hans, also known for his role at New Studio Mileneo Tres, has utilized his graphic design and photography skills to create a publication that stands as a significant cultural record.

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