Activities

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.

Alexis Deconinck takes up a residency in Charleroi and tackles the city’s major renovation projects, particularly the one hindering access to the museum.

When contracts, agreements, and protocols become works. Dorothée Duvivier revisits this conceptual art form that appeared in the 1960s.

BPS22 activity leader Mario Lancini presents different aspects of tattooing, from clan symbol to art work.

Why are there so many exhibitions of contemporary art at heritage sites, whether that be castles, Renaissance palaces, military forts or listed natural sites?

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

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.

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

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

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.

Using the main Belgian proponents of the movement as a starting point, Pierre-Olivier Rollin paints the big picture of mail art.

During the weekend of October 9 and 10, come and discover the 2 new exhibitions at BPS22. Admission to the museum and guided tours are free of charge.