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Tribute to Charlie Hebdo
Published on 13 January 2015
In tribute to the attack in Paris, we are casting in the hall of the museum a selection of cartoons done in reactionto this sad event.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=za_PuipaXw8
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WIPOS (Work In Progress Open Studio) SARCOPHAGE
Published on 16 March 2025
WIPOS (Work In Progress Open Studio) SARCOPHAGE
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Sunday sketching sessions
Published on 10 September 2024
Sunday sketching sessions
Join a sketching session led by a cartoonist every 3rd Sunday of the month.
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Masterclasses
Discover the secrets of 9th art in the company of exceptional speakers
Published on 12 September 2024
Masterclasses
Throughout this year, the Comics Art Museum is hosting a series of masterclasses. Once a month, we will be welcoming a renowned author. The author will give a talk on the theme and/or angle of…
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Drink & Draw @ the Comics Art Museum
Thursday 15.05.2023 (18:00-21:00)
Published on 22 April 2025
Drink & Draw @ the Comics Art Museum
Ready for some a fun museum night? Gather your friends and be our guest at the Drink & Draw : Narrative night @ Brussels Comic Art Museum on Thursday 15th May. __What is Drink & Draw?An evening of…
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Open on Mondays 21, 28 April and 5 May
Last tickets sold at 17:00
Published on 15 April 2025
Open on Mondays 21 and 28 April
During the the school holidays, the museum will open its doors on Monday 28 April and 5 May. We are also opening our doors on Easter Monday, 21 April! Opening times are the same as on a normal day:…
The great temporary exhibitions
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28.03.25 > 14.09.25
Ping-pong club. 25 years L’employé du moi
Ping-pong club. 25 years L’employé du moi
© 2025 Sacha Goerg & Max de RadiguèsIt all started exactly 25 years ago with a fanzine for students in Brussels, ‘Le Spon’. Meanwhile, the independent, alternative and collective publisher L'employé du moi came a long way.…
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26.04.25 > 02.11.25
Claude Renard. Star and shards.
Claude Renard. Star and shards.
© Daniel Fouss / Comic Art MuseumClaude Renard has left an indelible mark on Belgian comic book history. Yet he is not so well known to the general public. He was an illustrator, sculptor, graphic designer, designer, scenographer…
