Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp. A new presentation of the collection...
24/06/2022
By Dr. Herwig Todts, senior curator “Ensor en de modernen”, Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp
In 2011, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp closed its doors for the largest renovation project in its history. Alongside the historic rooms, that will be restored to their former grandeur, new white volumes will also be erected inside the existing building. The new structure designed around the new and historic rooms offers an interesting contrast which reveals two worlds in a single space. The Museum extends this contrast in the new presentation of its collection, to be discovered during its reopening. The Museum has opted for a dynamic and thematic layout. Dr. Herwig Todts explains how the Museum arrived at this choice of presentation.
Talk given in: Dutch
Join us at 4pm at the stand King Baudouin Foundation n°115
In 2011, the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp closed its doors for the largest renovation project in its history. Alongside the historic rooms, that will be restored to their former grandeur, new white volumes will also be erected inside the existing building. The new structure designed around the new and historic rooms offers an interesting contrast which reveals two worlds in a single space. The Museum extends this contrast in the new presentation of its collection, to be discovered during its reopening. The Museum has opted for a dynamic and thematic layout. Dr. Herwig Todts explains how the Museum arrived at this choice of presentation.
Talk given in: Dutch
Join us at 4pm at the stand King Baudouin Foundation n°115
