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.
The museum’s teams visit schools to present workshops on various themes.
The MACS educational service provides a series of travelling activities for nursery, primary and secondary schools.
It provides an initiation in contemporary art in two stages:
The first part of the class activity takes the form of a looking workshop. It involves a discussion about a series of reproductions. The children observe and discover the language and approach of a contemporary artist. The second part consists of a creative moment to enable a better understanding of the notions and concepts that characterise the work of the artist presented.
Duration of the activity: 1h30
Tariffs: €60 + fixed fee (return trip; from 0 to 50 km: €10 , from 50 to 100 km: €20, from 100 to 150 km: €30)
Info and reservations: +32 (0)65 613 902 / reservations@grand-hornu.be
Through Lewis Baltz’s architectural photography, introduce and simply analyse a work of art in terms of composition, lines, shapes and colours.
Temporarily alter the landscape, by placing small, white pebbles decorated by the children in it. Placed end-to-end, they compose an ephemeral work that questions space in the same way as Land Art artists.
Create your own book using different materials, textures and small surprises, like the Italian designer Bruno Munari in his "prebooks".
Imagine a fantastical creature and bring it to life in the form of a puppet, following a presentation of the art of assemblage of ideas and images.
Invent your own alphabet and give shape to a word using this imaginary code, inspired by the AZART alphabet devised by the artists Guy Rombouts and Monica Droste.
Alter a photograph of a landscape by adding a detail, a material, an object or a person to transform it. (echoing the works of Land Art artists)
Enter into the poetic universe of José María Sicilia and his giant flowers painted on beeswax through a painting workshop.
Try out the various reproduction techniques used by Matt Mullican and at the same time decipher the signs and symbols of our everyday life using his code and cosmology.
Imagine a fantastical creature and bring it to life in the form of a puppet, following a presentation of the art of assemblage of ideas and images.
Encourage reaching beyond one’s preconceived ideas about contemporary art, by introducing different perspectives of emblematic works, at the same time drawing out their fundamental principles.
Thinking about our relationship to the world, through art, based on several works that inspire a range of questions.
Specific activities can also be arranged on request.