Activities

Alice Mathieu, a facilitator at the BPS22, presents collage as an artistic technique and looks at how it is practised in contemporary art.

Spend lunchtime at the BPS22 enjoying a unique and quirky look at a well-known figure talking about the sources of their inspiration.

When night falls and the doors of the BPS22 close, children and adults are invited to an evening of discovery and surprises.

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.

Nancy Casielles presents this lecture examining the history of light in the arts and the practice of contemporary artists regarding light.

Cécile Vandernoot, architect, teacher and researcher at UCLouvain, kindles the curiosity of the very young in the art of architecture.

Discover the new exhibitions at BPS22 with our guides !

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.

Discover the new exhibitions at BPS22 with our guides !

Pierre-Olivier Rollin traces the history of the Hainaut Province collection and presents some contemporary challenges faced by art museums.

Twice a week throughout the summer, the Museum’s team will take children on a journey to discover the visual arts.

Twice a week throughout the summer, the Museum’s team will take children on a journey to discover the visual arts.

In this workshop, adults and children invent, explore, model, fashion, excavate, have fun and get their hands dirty!

Come and weave like nimble weaverbirds, those remarkable birds noted for their social behaviour and their woven nests, and spontaneously build different shapes.

Childhood memories, historical facts, the remains of an event, preservation of a past that has disappeared...