Exhibitions

INBOX presents Before & Now: powerful works by children from Gaza on dreams, loss and resilience since October 2023.

A growing collection of muses brings together voices from AAIMACHINE, the Muhka collection and Antwerp’s art scene.

Nicola L.’s first major retrospective in Belgium brings together sculpture, performance, film and archival material.

Muhka presents Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now, a comprehensive overview of the practice of Lee Bul, one of Asia’s leading contemporary artists. 

we refuse_d brings together 15 artists exploring refusal and resistance, highlighting solidarity and resilience in times of censorship and crisis.

This autumn, Muhka presents the first survey exhibition of Pauline Curnier Jardin. Twenty years of films, drawings, sculptures and installations come together in an exuberant scenography with space for live events. A festive plunge into her hybrid world of cinema, performance, and layered storytelling.

The Geopolitics of Infrastructure brought together artists who explored the enchantment and power relations of infrastructure. It also considered the possibilities of artistic imagination in conceptualising new and alternative infrastructural models.

The End is a New Beginning was Hugo Roelandt’s first museum overview exhibition, marking ten years since his passing.

King of Klowns, Nástio Mosquito’s first major solo exhibition at Muhka took us on a journey of invention, in which we were confronted by personalities demanding that we learn to navigate a complex world.

What is an animal? And can we humans make friends with animals? These questions were the focus of the group exhibition 'The Lives of Animals'.

The Muhka presented a major solo exhibition featuring one of the most influential artists in the United States: Jim Shaw. His idiosyncratic imagery is infused with references from popular American culture.

With one of her most comprehensive retrospectives, Muhka paid tribute to the work of Dorothy Iannone. Her bold and vibrant practice explored love, sexuality and female emancipation through a unique interplay of image, text and sound.