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‘Home Sweet Home’ project and exhibition

[2014]

In 2014, the ‘Home Sweet Home’ exhibition on travelling and coming home was staged in the museum Shed in collaboration with the artist Bülent Öztürk and the photographer Mashid Mohadjerin. The museum also worked with young people of Turkish and Moroccan origin.

‘Me, Myself & Belgium’ project

[final presentation 20.01.2017]

With this project, the museum (in collaboration with Joba refugee network) gave unaccompanied minor refugees an opportunity to introduce themselves at the museum and to preserve their stories for the future.

NT2 Nocturnes

[2013-today]

The museum has joined forces with teachers and with the Atlas organization to develop educational materials that help newcomers experience the museum in a personalized way.

‘Safe Harbour’ project and exhibition’

[2018]

We invited newcomers to share their memories on a specially designed city map. We’ve compiled the stories in a publication and in the ‘Safe Harbour’ exhibition.

Cristina Sapalo

Remember Berlin

Cristina describes herself as a singer-songwriter and musician with Angolan roots. She grew up with influences from gospel, Congolese and Angolan music, R&B and funk.

Omid Aghajani

Remember Berlin

Omid was born in Iran. There he received a classical trumpet training. Via the non-profit organization Zing Zang Zong, he found his way to the Antwerp Conservatory. His main instrument is guitar and he is open to all kinds of musical influences.

Joe Ayoub

Remember Berlin

Joe has Lebanese roots and only became involved in music at a later age. At Zing Zang Zong he turned out to be a natural talent, which gave him the opportunity to start teaching there. Joe has only been musically active for 2 years, but has already participated in several projects of Fameus vzw.

Anke Ludwig

Remember Berlin

Anke has been playing classical piano since she was 4 years old. She is currently studying Jazz in her 2nd year at the Antwerp Conservatory. There she managed to get her own permanent rhythm section.

Harmony Wellinghof aka Stripes

Remember Berlin

Harmony, aka Stripes. Her UK roots are clearly present in her sound and beats. She states that this translates into a unique mix of jazz and trap. Currently she is a solo artist, but in the near future she hopes to put together her own live band.

Try-out babbel-café with family | practice dutch together with your family

Practice Dutch in our café with your whole family. Children are also welcome. You get a free drink and a ticket for the museum.

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