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Kapwani Kiwanga, Flowers for Africa: Rwanda (2019). © The Artist. Photo: Léonard Pongo

Kapwani Kiwanga

Born in 1978 in Ontario (Canada) and lives and works in Paris (France).

Zahia Rahmani, Seismography of Struggle, Towards a Global History of Critical and Cultural Journals (2017-2021). © The Artist & INHA, Paris. Photo: Léonard Pongo

Zahia Rahmani

Born in 1962 (Algeria), lives and works in Paris and the Oise region (France).

Exhibition catalogue Congoville

In the first place, this publication provides more information about the exhibition concept that curator Sandrine Colard developed at the request of the Middelheim Museum. On the other hand, the book functions as an archive of the exhibition and provides a broader framework for this project.

Requesting a loan

How do you request a loan? Read all about it on this page.

Openluchtdepot

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.

De lopers

About the collection Art in the City

The Art in the City collection is assembled and managed in the interests of society and the shared urban space.

Maintenance and restoration

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

Openluchtdepot

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.

Kunstwerk van Filip Vervaet

Middelheim Museum initiates a major expansion of its collection

Thanks to collaborative ventures and the implementation of measures in support of the sector, the Middelheim Museum was able to diversify and give a significant boost to its collection in 2021. No fewer than 43 new works of art by 35 different artists were collected in 2021 together with the Flemish Community, the city of Antwerp and the Middelheim Promotors. The museum thus strengthens its unique position as a collecting institution for contemporary outdoor sculpture.

Nieuwe collectiepresentatie

New presentation of artworks

The Middelheim Museum is breathing new life into its art park. In 2023 and 2024, many sculptures are given a new, well thought-out place in the art park, along with better interpretation and signage. There will also be a new publicly accessible open-air repository for sculptures which are temporarily not displayed in the collection presentation. In the renewed presentation, extra attention is paid to the landscape elements and the special heritage value of the Middelheim site. Thus, people, art, nature and heritage will come even closer together.