Educational and cultural institutions are often guided by the idea of transmission, in a generally vertical perspective from “the one who knows” to “the one…
Put out of action: colonial sculptures move 2023 marks an important moment of reflection on its role in the past, present and future for the…
Access-i, our essential partner in accessibility, is making buildings, parcs and events in Brussels more accessible. In the space of a year, almost 38 tourist…
A visit to a museum is not necessarily easy for everyone. That’s why at Train World, the SNCB’s museum, we work every day to continually…
since September 2019. The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium and the Belgian sections of Amnesty International have joined forces to develop a human…
Introducing “Met Escapes: Spring Edition” – an inspiring event specially designed for individuals living with dementia, along with their family members or care partners to…
17 may – 5 nov. From the 1950s on, LGBTQI+ communities in Brussels have used graphic design and developed a specific language. This visual language…
Being Home is … “You have before you the result of the artistic and social project Being Home is … that the Jewish Museum…
Where are the women? Female figures of abstraction and Belgian surrealism ” Unlike what one might think, women were not absent from the artistic…
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