Interactive guided tours for schools

Bozar’s interactive guided tours emphasise pupils’ personal experience. An enthusiastic guide invites them to analyse images, think critically and express an argument through exercises and group discussions. Their exploration of the works of art includes contextualising the exhibition and its relationship with current events. Are you currently working on a specific theme or project? Let us know. Our guides tailor their tours to suit each class and your expectations.  

Pupils will:  
✓ Develop their critical analysis and think creatively  
✓ Bring the exhibition themes into a current context  
✓ Develop knowledge and practices through contact with works of art  
✓ Illustrate the mutual influence of art, culture and technology, politics, economics, science and worldviews 

This autumn, your students will discover the stimulating art of John Baldessari, pioneer of contemporary art. Humour, film images and art-historical references encourage looking and reflection.

From February 2026, beauty takes centre stage in two exhibitions: the Renaissance and the present. A theme that appeals to young people and can easily be explored further in class. In Bellezza e bruttezza, they discover how artists like Botticelli and Tintoretto depict the tension between beauty and ugliness, while Picture Perfect shows how photography and video have challenged and redefined standards of beauty since the 1960s.

John Baldessari - Parables, Fables, and Other Tall Tales

Luz y sombra. Goya and Spanish Realism

Bellezza e bruttezza - From the Ideal to the Grotesque in the

Renaissance

Picture Perfect - Beauty through a Contemporary Lens

We thank the Foundations for their precious support: Foundation Jean-François Peterbroeck, Candriam Institute for Sustainable Development and Fonds le Compas managed by the King Baudouin Foundation.