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Past exhibitions

En Piste ! 2023

Jul 28, 2023 10:00 AM to Sep 03, 2023 06:00 PM

The exhibition will run from 25 August to 3 September 2023, with some thirty participants

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AQUARELIEGE

Aug 17, 2023 10:00 AM to Aug 20, 2023 06:00 PM

AQUARELIEGE, INTERNATIONAL WATERCOLOR FESTIVAL OF LIEGE 2023

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Private Views

Apr 28, 2023 10:00 AM to Aug 13, 2023 06:00 PM

Private contemporary art collections – Liège 28.04.2023 > 13.08.2023

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02.06.2017 > 17.09.2017: John Cockerill, 200 years of future

“John Cockerill, 200 years of future” looks back at the saga of the industrial revolution in Wallonia. The exhibition represents a journey through inventions which marked history, urban, sociological, demographic and environmental challenges, and also looks at the men and women who took them up.

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Comic Strip Revolution | 17.03 > 11.06.2017

Through a journey of more than 300 original drawings from French, Belgian, and international artists, the exhibition "Comic Strip Revolution" presents two major reviews, "Métal Hurlant" and (A SUIVRE), which shook up the Ninth Art from the mid-70s up until the end of the 90s.

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Biennal of Prints | 17.03 > 14.05.2017:

From March 17 to May 14, 2017, the Museum of La Boverie welcomes the eleventh edition of the Biennial of Prints, which will take its quarters in the new glass gallery, an extension of the architect Rudy Ricciotti. It is therefore the honor—and the challenge—of prints to occupy for the first time this refined space, turned entirely outward. Its cohabitation with the exhibition "Comic Strip Revolution" presented simultaneously in the upper gallery reinforces a coherence and a complementarity between the most diverse forms of graphic art.

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21.06.2017 > 17.09.2017: The Anatomy Lesson, 500 years of History of Medicine

Practising and resorting to medicine means, over and beyond the deployed techniques, also tackling the most fundamental questions that human beings have had to face from the outset, as illness, suffering and death are inherent to the human condition. They pose essential philosophical and religious problems, and raise what are often serious ethical issues for doctors and patients that stir up conflicting desires in them.

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23.03.2017 > 10.09.2017: Raoul Ubac Exhibition

It is on the occasion of the Retrospective Raoul Ubac (1910-1985), organized by the Museum of Fine Arts of Liège for the centenary of the artist's birth, that an important collection of work from Raoul Ubac – that of Jacqueline and Alain Trutat – was offered as a donation to the Museum.

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