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MoMu sits down with Walter Van Beirendonck and Yvonne Dekock to reflect on the time they spent within the fashion department of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, first as students, then as teachers. This chapter is set to draw to a close this year.

A selection of silhouettes and objects from the MoMu Collection can be seen at Kasteel d’Ursel in Hingene. They are part of 'Print & Paint: 350 Years of Flowers on Cotton', on view from 26 May through 9 October 2022.

Discover the 'Melijn archive handwritten text recognition' project, a plan to digitise, transcribe and publish twenty volumes of letter copybooks and ledgers from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Not only the museum was given a facelift – the space for the children's and adults' workshops was also overhauled. Interior architect Dries Otten successfully set to work on the challenging space of the MoMu Studio. We asked him about his approach.

MoMu Library hosts the first edition of the Pattern-A-Thon. This project intends to find new ways of sharing heritage more widely and promoting the active involvement of citizens.

With Christmas right around the corner, it is always quite the challenge to find the perfect gift. Not sure what to get your loved ones? MoMu has got you covered!

MoMu talks to established greats and emerging, future-focused talent about Antwerp's identity and the relevance of Belgian hallmark within the international fashion world. Next up: Shayli Harrison on untapped Antwerp potential & next digital frontiers.

MoMu talked to Ching-Lin about Antwerp’s global identity, navigating a brave new world as an international fashion student, how the city challenges the independent designer of tomorrow and pinning down your signature.

MoMu talks to established greats and emerging, future-focused talent about Antwerp’s identity and the relevance of the Belgian hallmark within the international fashion world. Next: Flora Miranda on building a network and Antwerp’s future fashion potential