The great temporary exhibitions, Picturing Brussels

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Published on 24 December 2024

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During the festive season, the museum we will be open on Monday 23 and 30 December, but will close earlier on Tuesday 24 and 31 December. On the 24th, tickets can be bought until 1pm (the museum…
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The great temporary exhibitions

Between the Sacred Isle (‘Ilot Sacré’) and the European quarter, to the north of the canal and the south of the River Woluwe, live the people of Brussels. In joint tribute both to the 25 years of the Brussels-Capital region and to its own 25th anniversary, the Belgian Comic Strip Centre has set out to capture the image of Brussels as seen in the comic strip of the last 25 years (1989-2014). Whether permanent residents of the city or simply passing through, from the traditional authors to the most contemporary, from the old greats to the work of students just completing their studies in the art of the comic strip, the image of Brussels is a constantly evolving structure, a joyous melting-pot of cultures and influences as appealingly reflected in the comic strip – and in the CBBD 25-year anniversary exhibition.

Curator: Jean Auquier
With the support of the Brussels Capital Region.

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