MUS-E Belgium

Name: MUS-E Belgium
Address: Reebokstraat 28, Brussels, 1000, BE
Telephone: 02 660 25 80

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MUS-E Belgium initieert artistieke trajecten in het onderwijs, de vrije tijd en de welzijnssector.

15/10/2026

Two weeks ago, our fourth MUS-E salon successfully kicked off the new season. We gathered our community to introduce our yearly publication, and we opened up the floor to our artists to present their work. With a poetic performance by Gilles Hellemans + Marjolein Guldentops, beautiful works by Rasa Alksnyte + Diwana Schrauwen, Sophie Vanhomwegen, perrine bailleux and books designed by , it made for another interesting artistic mix. Swipe to catch a glimpse of what you missed!

12/10/2026

Vlaanderen snijdt steeds dieper in het culturele weefsel. Wie blijft snijden, riskeert dat de samenhang verdwijnt en het culturele landschap uiteenvalt.

07/10/2026

Last week, we presented our brand-new activity rapport, the yearly publication looking back at the past seasons’ highlights. The first copies were shared and taken home at MUS-E Salon.

Didn’t get one? No worries, find the digital version (NL or FR) via our link in bio. Or come by and pick up a physical edition. Take one for yourself, take one for a friend, spread the word.

29/09/2026

The last part of our OPEN BOEK-trilogy focuses on Lies Vandeburie ’s work with six ladies at Boelaer, a care facility located in Antwerp. Lies starts off her trajectory by inviting the group of women to jot down their stream of consciousness. While some find it healing, others struggle with the task.

Amidst cut-out letters, embroidery, drawings, and handwritten notes, the elders from Boelaer explore new forms of expression. Eventually they create a personal zine centered on an important theme throughout their lives. By reading each other’s booklets and listening to the stories behind them, they grow closer to one another.

The zines were recently presented at a neighborhood festival at the care facility. The installation remains on display for a while, including physical copies of the zines for passersby’s to take home.

Can’t get to Antwerp but intrigued to learn more about the women and their zines? Discover the interviews between Lies and the six ladies - in which they delve deeper into their personal life stories - via the link in our bio!

Thanks to Literatuur Vlaanderen and Loterie Nationale Loterij for making this project possible.

23/09/2026

Here’s what’s coming up at MUS-E this season!

Starting off with a first event tomorrow, our public program includes performances, open ateliers, unveilings, expositions, gatherings and more.

Come by, take a look & meet the people behind MUS-E. We hope to see you there

21/09/2026

As the new season starts, we wanted to remind what MUS-E stands for, who we are & what we do.

Swipe to get to know us a little better & follow along for more.

17/06/2026

Last week, the third edition of MUS-E salon took place, closing off the salons for this season. Guests could wander around the space and talk directly to the artists who displayed their work. Themed tropically, refreshing granitas with exciting salty & savoury toppings were served by and . With pink summer soup by in hand, .e ’s performance introduced a moment of slowing down, standing still and listening carefully. Join us after the summer break for a next season of MUS-E salon!

15/06/2026

In WZC De Pottelberg in Kortrijk, has concluded her contribution to the Woon.Zorg.Kunst project as a mini-expo.

Students and residents of the residential care center explored what care means in today’s world and how small gestures of attention can become more visible.

Through visual arts, the children created sculptures, symbolic objects, poetic gifts that function as tangible carriers of care. These artistic gifts were exchanged during encounters with residents. The ritual of intergenerational gift-giving and receiving thus becomes part of the artwork itself: a moment of slowing down, closeness, mutual attention for one another.

10/06/2026

250 young bilingual voices from Ixelles’ schools, united in GC ‘s stunning stairwell!

From sculpture and sound to visual art and performance, this exhibition shows how children from see and experience their community. The works are the result of artistic trajectories led by , , Asher Lev, , Stephy Maes, Mona Marchetti and across several Ixelles schools, including Jardins d’Élise, Cœur d’Ixelles, and École en Mouvement.

Spread across the different floors of GC Elzenhof, the works interact beautifully with the building’s impressive architecture. Go and experience this striking exhibition for yourself, on view until 27 August.

11/05/2026

Photographer embarked on a journey to discover edible plants with 11th-grade students from the in Evere. Alongside herbalists Henri Pluss and Virginie Volckaert (plantes_a_gogo_herbo), and with the support of , the students explored their own intangible heritage and developed contemporary artistic practices, connecting present-day knowledge and practices with those of the past. The project ‘Past is Now’ is supported by PECA and the Intangible Cultural Heritage Service of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.

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Reebokstraat 28
Brussels
1000

Téléphone

02 660 25 80

Site Web

http://www.mus-e.be/

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