Activities

Tiny conference hosted by Katherine Longly, photographer / visual artist and cultural mediator.

Maud Hagelstein, philosopher of art and researcher at the FNRS/ULiège, leads you on a journey to discover the connections between contemporary art and living.

In connection with the Teen Spirit exhibition, this day of reflection questions adolescence(s) by inviting historians, artists, writers, psychologists, etc.

Dorothée Duvivier revisits the emergence of nature-related issues in art and the diverse approaches that today’s artists take to the subject.

In a world of creativity, exploration and experimentation, the BPS22 offers sensory workshops for toddlers.

Free access, creative workshops, guided tours, come and discover the Teen Spirit exhibition

This lecture deals with the origin of women’s images in art and how they are challenged by modern and contemporary artists.

Tiny conference hosted by Laure Mortiaux, restaurateur and teacher at La Cambre.

During the weekend of February 12 and 13, come and discover the new exhibition at BPS22. Admission to the museum and guided tours are free of charge.

Maud Hagelstein, doctor in art philosophy, shares her vision and practice of philosophy. Refreshments are available after the event.

During the weekend of February 12 and 13, come and discover the new exhibition at BPS22. Admission to the museum and guided tours are free of charge.

In a world of creativity, exploration and experimentation, the BPS22 offers sensory workshops for toddlers.

Rambling, strolling, wandering, but also demonstrations, processions or parades… This lecture examines the place of walking in the art of today.

In a world of creativity, exploration and experimentation, the BPS22 offers sensory workshops for toddlers.

Tapestry holds a choice place in contemporary creation. This conference explores the current evolution of this art dating from ancient times.