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Exhibitions

The fifth floor of Muhka is dedicated to visionary thinkers and creators. INBOX is a vibrant space that highlights the pulse of contemporary art. Every last Thursday of the month features a new event, ranging from installations to performances or discussions—all with free admission.

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INBOX | SHOW UP in M HKA. INBOX Selection: Onboards Biennale 21

30 Jun - 30 Jul 2023

SHOW UP in M HKA presents 22 selected artworks from the inauguration edition of the Onboards Biennale: Show Up/Show-off. The Biennale took place during the summer of '21, showing the works of 200 contemporary international artists.

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INBOX | Marc Bertel (Price Hugo Roelandt 2022) - Iteration I: Everything Is Everythang

26 May - 25 Jun 2023

Iteration I: Everything Is Everythang is an early sketch of a film in the making. Its first rendition, an intentionally opaque collage of sights and sounds recorded in March of this year, revolves around the artist’s family and friends in South Central Los Angeles

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INBOX: Call Me By Your Meme Vol. 1

28 Apr - 21 May 2023

Can anything still be original, in a state of reality where apps can be used to create works of art, and where everything can be looked up and accessed with a few swipes on our smartphone?

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INBOX - The Five Seasons. Galerie Ronny Van de Velde. Fragments from life and works. Part 5: Galerie Ronny Van de Velde

10 Feb - 26 Mar 2023

For more than five decades, Antwerp art collector and art dealer Ronny Van de Velde has been organising pioneering and remarkable exhibition projects, which have made him one of Belgium's most important connoisseurs and defenders of a variety of artistic vanguards.

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INBOX: Jan Carlier - Ocean Highway

11 Jan - 5 Feb 2023

The lemniscate: a hanging rope representing infinity. An object taken out of its everyday context and sublimated into a lofty symbol.

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INBOX: PHARMAKOS – adornment as a social tool (Vivi Touloumidi)

9 Dec 2022 - 8 Jan 2023

In ancient Greece, “Pharmakos” was a chosen individual, who was selected through common consensus by its community. The person was either sacrificed as a means of purification for the city, or it was ostracized away from the region.