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Art Museum of the Province of Hainaut (BPS22)

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One of the largest art museums in Belgium

The BPS22 Art Museum of the Province of Hainaut is spread over 2,500 m² and is today one of the largest art museums in French-speaking Belgium. Its hybrid location, in the heart of Charleroi, consists of a raw industrial building and a white box perfectly adapted to museum standards.

The BPS22 offers a program of exhibitions and mediation actions focused on cultural and societal phenomena.

The Museum exhibits contemporary artists but can also mix styles and eras thanks to the rich art collection of the Province of Hainaut.

OGroups

In a climate that fosters discussion and questions, with respect for the pace of each person, the visits under the guidance of a facilitator allow you to meet the works and share a moment of discovery, learning and awareness of art. In addition to classic tours, the BPS22 can offer tailor-made activities that allow you to combine curiosity and conviviality thanks to the cozy bar.

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JSchools

For each of the exhibitions, the experienced and passionate animators of the BPS22 offer interactive tours, a range of educational tools adapted to all school levels and to different associations, internships, workshops open from 6 years and even weekends dedicated to toddlers. In addition to the visits, “L’Atelier” and “Le Laboratoire” can receive groups wishing to expand the themes of the exhibitions, as well as certain questions raised by the works through different artistic practices.

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MCompanies

Thanks to its hybrid layout, both raw and design, in the heart of Charleroi, the BPS22 is perfectly suited to the needs of companies and event organizers. Rent the bar, take advantage of a guided tour (with, for example, children’s entertainment as part of a staff party), organize a conference or meeting or even put together a la carte for a day or night. .. Everything is possible at BPS22.

LPeople with specific needs

The BPS22 is perfectly suited for visitors with a disability or a reduced mobility.

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Informations pratiques

Art Museum of the Province of Hainaut (BPS22)

Boulevard Solvay 22
6000 Charleroi

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