Maintenance and restoration

Art in the City manages the maintenance of the works in the collection.

Open air storage of the Antwerp public art collection

The open air storage is where sculptures are kept, permanently or temporarily, when they can no longer be shown in public space proper.

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Young people

For individual visitors and groups

The Middelheim Museum offers various custom packages for young people, in line with their interests.

Support us

Does the Middelheim Museum hold a special place in your heart and do you want to contribute to guaranteeing the quality of the museum’s activities in the future? There are various ways of showing your support: as a friend, as a volunteer, as a donor and as a sponsor.

Collection Pavilion

In this building, you’ll find various masterpieces, depot sculptures and the museum library.

The building

Stéphane Beel’s closed depot building was converted into a public space that strengthens the relationship between art, architecture and nature.

The depot collections

Middelheim Museum has collected many works that are not suited to or are less suitable for presentation in the park and therefore remain largely hidden.

Work of art in focus

Twice a year, Middelheim Museum focuses on a different work from the collection pavilion, illuminating it more fully and exploring it from all sides.

Audio walk

#congoville

Listen to Bitshilualua Kabeya’s interview with Sandrine Colard, the curator of Congoville, while you walk through the exhibition. Kabeya, a student at an Antwerp university college, starts from her own perspective to discuss the exhibition’s concept, the invited artists and the relevance of ‘Congoville’ during this interview.