Opening 'Art that Moves' and presentation of M-resident Brahim Tall

Last year, we were able to borrow two private collections, accounting for 142 works of art. This happens quite often: many of the pieces in M’s collection once adorned the interiors of private homes. These works, ranging from medieval sculptures and 17th-century landscape paintings to modernist prints, are now on display for the first time in ‘Art that Moves’. And we will also officially kick off M resident Brahim Tall's presentation then.Reason enough for a celebration!

Be the first to discover the exhibition at the free evening preview on Thursday, 10 April, listen to the curator, and enjoy a drink.

Entrance to M is free for the occasion, no registration is necessary.

For who?

Everyone is welcome
No registration required

When?

Thursday evening 10 april

20:00 - 20:30: welcome
20:30 - 23:00: drinks & opportunity to visit the exhibitions

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About 'Art that Moves'

What inspires a collector to bring art into their home? How does it feel to be surrounded by art on a daily basis? And ultimately, what journey do these artworks take before finding their place in a museum? In ‘Art that Moves’, we unite a museum display with the intimate ambiance of a domestic interior, inviting you to feel completely at home amidst the art.

Tell me more

‘Woman in an Exhibition’, Léon Spilliaert, 1912, long-term loan private collection, photo: Dominique Provost

About M-resident Brahim Tall

Brahim Tall’s presentation marks the culmination of his five-month residency at M. Through film, photography, performances and installations, he explores the representation of the Black body in Western visual culture and the role of the camera in shaping its imagery.

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