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Just six months after opening, The Antwerp Six has reached the 100,000-visitor mark.
GIRLS is set to continue internationally. The exhibition will travel to the Grand Palais in Paris.
In the restoration studio of MoMu, an exceptional piece is being brought back to life with utmost precision.
Community outreach coordinator Shanti Ofori and MoMu Young Voice Joran Tuerlinckx talk about this free streetwear event.
To mark The Antwerp Six, Museum pass is launching an exclusive Limited Edition, available only at MoMu.
Part of The Antwerp Six
Discover how tactile art can play a meaningful role in the care of people with dementia and their caregivers.
In conversation with curators Romy Cockx, Geert Bruloot and Kaat Debo on the myth, the reality, and the enduring impact of the Antwerp Six.
Guest curator Rachel Dedman and director Kaat Debo unravel the threads behind the exhibition Embroidering Palestine.
Part of Embroidering Palestine
MoMu sits down with Antwerp Fashion Department graduate Floran Polano to discuss the inspiration behind his collection Embraced Me, Strangled Silk.
How do you preserve fashion heritage that can no longer be physically displayed? MoMu brings a fragile evening dress from the 1920s back to life through 3D technology and a downloadable sewing pattern.
GIRLS explores the beauty and complexity of girlhood. Curator Elisa De Wyngaert delves into how memories from those formative years linger and how ‘the girl’ continues to shape visual culture and fashion.
Part of GIRLS. On Boredom, Rebellion and Being In-Between
The second edition of the MoMu Hackathon took place during the weekend of 22 and 23 November and brought together 35 participants from different parts of the world for two days of intensive collaboration.
