1. When We See Us: a pan-African journey through painting
When We See Us is a visual and audio immersion in a century of pan-African figurative painting. The tour highlights the unique vision of African and Afro-descendant artists, who tell their stories through works full of colour and movement. Perfect for younger visitors, the exhibition is accompanied by a visitor's guide for children (also available in paper version at the entrance), which makes the visit both educational and fun.
🌟 Don't miss: a discovery trail that makes your visit unique and fun. An interactive tour that gives young people a new perspective on art.
🌟 The Children's Guide.
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2. Bozar Arcade: Gabriel Massan (+12)
With your ticket for the When We See Us exhibition, you also get free access to Bozar Arcade: Gabriel Massan invites you to plunge into the immersive world of a fascinating multi-artist and discover the video game he imagined and co-created: Third World: The Bottom Dimension. It's an artistic game that tackles powerful themes such as decolonisation, identity, and inequality. This immersive experience invites us to rethink our place in the world and explore alternative perspectives. An original activity that combines art, technology, and reflection, perfect for stimulating the creativity and curiosity of young players.
3. Four Souls of Coyote, stunning visuals and a powerful message
Áron Gauder’s Four Souls of Coyote is a captivating animated film that follows a group of Amerindians fighting against the construction of an oil pipeline threatening their ancestral lands. Inspired by an indigenous creation myth, the film tackles the themes of harmony with nature and preservation of the environment. With its stunning visuals and powerful message, it offers a moving and educational cinematic experience, ideal for raising awareness among children and adults alike. Endorsed by the Bozar team, this film is an excellent way to discover cinema while stimulating discussion.
4. Berlinde De Bruyckere: Khorós (+16)
Berlinde De Bruyckere's Khorós is an intense exhibition, best viewed with teenagers mature enough to appreciate the artist's striking sculptures and poignant works. She explores the human condition and emotions in a contemporary context. If your children are up for a visual and emotional challenge, this exhibition will get them thinking about profound themes while discovering the work of an internationally renowned Belgian artist. It is recommended that you plan a guided visit to gain a better understanding of Berlinde De Bruyckere's creative process.
