2025
M Leuven opened the exhibition Art That Moves, showcasing artworks that once belonged to private collections and now enrich the museum鈥檚 holdings.
This major presentation reveals the full extent of the Antwerp-based artist鈥檚 rich and unique oeuvre, which she has been working on since the 1980s.
Sigefride Bruna Hautman鈥檚 (b. 1955, Bornem) first retrospective exhibition can be seen at M from 14 February to 31 August 2025.
Poetry congealed in images鈥攖his is how one might describe the multifaceted work of Sigefride Bruna Hautman.
Grace Schwindt鈥檚 multidisciplinary practice encompasses drawing, performance, film, sculpture and painting.
This autumn, with OEEEEEEUUUUVVRE, M Leuven is devoting an extensive solo exhibition to the multifaceted work of Peter Morrens.
With contemporary artworks by Ren茅 Heyvaert, Ann Veronica Janssens, Gerard Herman, Leyla Aydoslu and Lili Dujourie, amongst others.
2024
Peter Morrens brings his multifaceted oeuvre to M. His work includes paintings, drawings, photographs, installations and performances.
Using pressing images, disruptive humour and a playful approach to language, Peter Morrens questions the world around him.
For this new collection presentation, photographer and guest curator Geert Goiris found inspiration in the darkroom: the magical place where analogue photos are developed and images are created.
In 2009, a survey exhibition of Jan Vercruysse at Museum M Leuven brought renewed attention on an artist who had not only dominated the Belgian art scene but had also been at the centre of the reinvention of sculpture in the 1980s and 1990s.
Sarah Smolders鈥� work comes into being in dialogue with a specific space and its architectural characteristics, which she carefully observes and annotates through painterly interventions and elements.
Alias is the title of the new group exhibition that opens at M Leuven on 15 March.
M Leuven opened 鈥楢lias鈥� on 15 March: a group exhibition exploring the theme of fictional artistry.
The new exhibition 鈥楢telier Bouts鈥� introduces visitors to the science behind 15th-century painting techniques. Six iconic masterpieces from the studio of the Flemish Master Dieric Bouts are examined layer by layer.