Dismantling: the museum is closed until April 22nd. CID and Grand-Hornu will remain accessible.
Free guided visits (in French)
From Tuesday to Friday at 2pm and Sunday at 11am and 2pm
More informationDismantling: the museum is closed until April 22nd. CID and Grand-Hornu will remain accessible.
Distance rapprochée (Closer Distance) brings together works by eleven students from the art schools of La Cambre and ARTS2.
Invited by the MACS, the students took part in a workshop which confronted them with the museum space and the challenge of jointly creating an exhibition. The themes which emerged from the works that were brought closer together here clearly evoke the period of crisis we are currently experiencing. At a time when physical presence has temporarily disappeared from our daily lives, the questions of distance, separation and loss lie at the heart of their preoccupations and naturally form the common thread of this unique encounter between the two schools.
With Igor Adamskiy, Marie Bertrand, Jérôme Boulanger, Thibault Danhaive, Sophia Dieckschafer, Thibaut Drouillon, Mehdi Gorbuz, Charlotte Lavandier, Yadi Lei, Lucas Mesdom and Gladys Siddi.
The MACS joined forces with the Rampe Anfouette school and the municipality of Colfontaine in order to reinvent their playground. Working with the artist Jean Glibert, the MACS devised a major outreach project (guided visits, school activities, transformation of the playground, crowdfunding campaign, creation of a video spot, in a partnership (Municipality of Colfontaine and the company Akzo Nobel, Gingo).
For a second time, the MACS hosted students taking the IDM - Images Dans le Milieu - option from the ARTS2 college for a workshop at the museum.
On this occasion, the students developed various proposals around the themes and questions raised during the exhibition The Bees of the Invisible.
Performances, installations video, photographs and interactive works were presented to the public during a weekend exhibition.