For the first time, the works of more than 50 women designers and makers active in Belgium between 1880 and 1980 are brought together. Based on extensive research, objects from a wide range of disciplines and sourced from several museums and private collections are displayed, many of which have never been shown to the public before.

An exhibition based on the architectural book by Paper Menhirs about a unique school in Quaregnon.

MIMÊSIS 222 is a book, but also an invitation to lose oneself in a singular architectural work. A collection of photographs, archives, drawings, models and essays reveals the rich and surprising inner world of this unique school in the Borinage.

Louis Bosny is an unknown. But history is made by millions of unknown men and women whose work contributes to our collective well-being.

In 2024, the Centre d'Art Contemporain du Luxembourg Belge (CACLB) celebrates its 40th anniversary.

For this special year, a series of exhibitions will be held at various locations in Belgian Luxembourg, including the Montauban site, the Abbaye d'Orval, the Musée gaumais and the Espace Marguerite Brouhon in Virton, the Chapelle Saint-Roch in Herbeumont, and the Maison de la Culture in Arlon.

The exhibition The 20th century in Wallonia. From Architecture to Heritage, organised by Agence wallonne du Patrimoine (AWaP), is designed to be a voyage between architecture and heritage. It stems directly from the process undertaken to produce the first regional synthesis on the subject, published in spring 2024.

Faced with the greatest challenge facing us today - that of preserving the earth's habitability for future generations - how are creators - artists and designers - engaging in reflection and practices that are capable of reinventing our ways of being in the world? In dialogue with the sciences, crafts, technologies and various forms of intelligence - manual, collective, animal, bacterial, artificial, etc. - they have done a great deal of research and found solutions.

Under the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union and part of the Brussels cultural programme, Urban.brussels organises an exhibition about the challenges European cities and regions are facing to achieve an inclusive, high-quality housing policy.