Activities

How can we understand borders differently? Architect and researcher Nishat Awan explores how stories, maps, and technologies shape our view of migration and displacement. In this FRONT ROW lecture, she talks about Topological Atlas, a poetic research project that makes migration visible through digital, sensory, and human perspectives.

This evening offers a diverse and unfiltered insight into sex work. Discover how sex work spaces operate, the choices and challenges involved, and how the people working there use their bodies, intimacy, and fantasies in their practice.

Discover the work of Pauline Curnier Jardin and how she weaves rituals, stories, and imagination into films, installations, and performances. On 30 October, she will present her practice and discuss freedom, resistance, and collective narratives.

Discover the radical, playful and activist practice of Nicola L. (1932–2018) through the new, richly illustrated monograph I Am The Last Woman Object. This book explores the layered and multifaceted nature of her extraordinary practice.

There Is Nothing Solid About Solidarity (24–26 October 2025) is a three-day program of talks, art, film, and music. It explores the fragile and powerful forms of solidarity today, building bridges between Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia.

Celebrate the start of a new season at Muhka. Discover six new exhibitions, enjoy free admission and insights from our guides, and experience the iconic rap duo Niko G & Kali. Drinks and an afterparty with DJs await in M HKAFE. An evening filled with art and encounter.

FRONT ROW provides some of today’s most thought-provoking artists with the opportunity to reflect on art, culture, and society together with the audience.

Iman Issa explores how exhibitions convey meaning and how form and context shape our interpretation of history and identity. Her work invites critical reflection on established narratives.

The Research Summit comprises a series of artistic and discursive presentations, alongside moments of constructive reflection. It's an ambitious programme taking place in conjunction with M HKA’s exhibition 'The Geopolitics of Infrastructure'.

Meet Cécile B. Evans. She is an American-Belgian artist living and working in Saint-Denis. Evans’ work examines the value of emotion and its rebellion as it comes into contact with ideological, physical, and technological structures. 

View Hugo Roelandt’s artistic practice through a different pair of eyes: Roger D’Hondt, the founder of the art space New Reform in Aalst and a per formance art curator, shares his experience of working with Hugo Roelandt for many years, the Performance Art Festival in Brussels and his participation with Roelandt in Documenta 6 in Kassel.

Guy Woueté is a multidisciplinary artist whose work critiques Western influence on Africa. In his talk, he explores how the Western worldview continues to shape artistic identity and practice.