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Temporary exhibitions

Current and future exhibitions

FIREFLIES - YOUNG CERAMISTS AT THE MUSEUM

7.12.24 - 9.02.25
An original and surprising journey through three of the Museum’s collections - ancient Greek ceramics, pre-Columbian pottery and 18th-century European ceramics - the exhibition presents the work of 20 young artists from La Cambre.

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MOKUHANGA MAGIC - WEG VAN DE JAPANSE HOUTSNEDE

29.10.24 - 5.01.25
This small mobile exhibition provides a brief historical overview and a visual insight into the different steps of the printing process of a Japanese woodcut by means of working materials, wood plates, prints and a documentary film.

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Previous exhibitions

STOCLET 1911 - RESTITUTION

02.01.24 - 14.04.24
The aim of this exhibition and the digital reproduction, presented as a film, is to take visitors on a tour of the interiors of the Stoclet House, which has been on the very select list of Brussels buildings placed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List since 2009, but is still little known to the general public.

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JOSEF HOFFMANN

06.10.23 - 14.04.24
This retrospective aims to provide a deeper insight in Hoffmann’s ideals and their evolution.

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Stoclet Palace
Stoclet Palace

GEORGIA: A STORY OF ENCOUNTERS

27.10.23 - 18.02.24
At the crossroads of East and West, traversed by trade routes linked to the Silk Roads, and always the object of ambition of the great powers surrounding it, Georgia has been a place of encounters and exchanges from which it has drawn cultural nourishment. The result is a heritage of unparalleled richness.

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Gold disc
Gold disc, Gonio, 1st – 2nd century © Batumi archeological museum

ANDRO WEKUA: STRANGER IN PARADISE

27.10.23 - 18.02.24
Totally in keeping with his style of presenting works in a pared-down staging as if in a place located somewhere between memory, dreams, fantasy, longing or science-fiction-like shudder, Andro Wekua expresses here, on a large bare stage, the full gamut of melancholic and imaginative dimensions he evokes and depicts with his creations.

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EXPLOSIONS NEAR THE MUSEUM

18.05.23 - 05.11.23
Five Belgian Museums and ICOM Belgium join to present Explosions Near the Museum, to raise awareness on the theft of Ukrainian museum collections.

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extrait de la vidéo Explosions Near the Museum

EXPEDITION EGYPT

31.03.23 - 01.10.23
The exhibition narrates the story of two centuries of fascinating archaeological discoveries in the Land of the Pharaohs and the development of the Egyptian collection of the museum.

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Standing young woman, wood
Standing young woman, 20th dynasty, Egypt, wood

CIELO TEJIDO - WOVEN SKY

15.09.24 - 20.09.24
Cielo Tejido is a piece of art that reflects the diversity of Mexican culture installed in the Grand Narthex until 20 Sept. It promotes the participation of women artisans from the state of Jalisco throughout the creation of textile pieces with a traditional weaving technique of Mexico. Meanwhile, share Mexican cultural values and principles, such as gender equality, social inclusion, and sustainability.

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SHIN HANGA

13.10.22 - 15.01.23
The Shin hanga (literally « new prints ») art movement was a revival of traditional printmaking (ukiyo‑e) in the early 20th century.

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Japanese print
Morning Hair, Torii Kotondo, 1931

UNFOLDING LANDSCAPES

20.07.22 - 18.09.22
The exhibition Unfolding Landscapes celebrates Ukrainian visual art, exploring landscape, topography, psycho-geography and culture of this unique country.

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affiche de l'exposition

BEFORE TIME BEGAN

22.10.21 - 29.05.22
The Art & History Museum exhibited Australian Aboriginal art for the first time. This exhibition was a concept of Fondation Opale in Lens (Switzerland), Europe’s most important centre for Aboriginal art and culture. The works presented in Before Time Began, most of which belong to this collection, originated in remote areas of Australia and have been treated in an ethically responsible way.

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exhibition Before Time Began
exhibition Before Time Began

INUIT. GRAPHIC JOURNEY IN THE FAR NORTH

19.03.22 - 22.05.22
A dive into the contemporary art of the Arctic populations. The works presented are a selection from the collection of the Belgian poet Carl Norac.

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gravure sur pierre Inuit, représente un homme-corbeau
No Turning Back, Ningiukulu Teevee, 2021