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September 25, 2021 - January 2, 2022
The exhibition ‘P.LACE.S - Looking through Antwerp lace’’ highlights the role of Antwerp in the development and international trade of lace. MoMu is presenting this rich history at 5 different locations in the city, in dialogue with contemporary innovative and high-tech fashion creations.
Looking through Antwerp lace
© Sølve Sundsbø
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September 4 & 5, 2021
Antwerp will emanate ‘Fashion 2.021’ from the first weekend of September. Everyone, from diehard fashion fans to curious passersby, is invited to the opening weekend to come and enjoy an inclusive line-up full of exhibits, outdoor projects, free workshops, entertainment, walks and activities for all ages.
© Hanna Moon
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August 5 - November 29, 2021
One of the many eye-catching activities MoMu is celebrating with its ambitious reopening programme is a city dressing project in collaboration with the Fashion Department of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. The ‘Fashion Balls’ are striking installations that will appear at various locations in Antwerp from 5 August 2021 onwards and together will create a unique walking experience through the city.
© Ronald Stoops
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From September 4, 2021
The new Collection presentation on the ground floor sheds light on avant-garde Belgian and international fashion, with an alternating presentation of silhouettes and archive material from the museum's permanent collection of more than 35,000 items.
© Stany Dederen
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November 2 - November 20, 2021
This autumn the launch of A/part in collaboration with Flanders DC will set the spotlights on the retail and fashion industry in Antwerp: 20 unique products will be temporarily available in 20 shops in Antwerp. They will be the result of 20 unique collaborations between established and upcoming talents in fashion, art, music, film ànd retail.
According to curator and multi-talent Baloji, A/part has nothing less than once-in-a-lifetime collabs and surprisingly original products in store.
The programme will also inspire Antwerp residents and international visitors alike, during the colloquium colloquium ‘Responsible Fashion Series’ initiated by Antwerp Management School and London College of Fashion and the 5th edition of the Fashion Talks in November.
© Hanna Moon
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The city of Antwerp and MoMu initiated an OFF Calendar to inform visitors on what is happening in the city besides the official ‘Fashion 2.021’-programme.
© Jan & Jorre
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September 4 - December 20, 2021
‘Fashion 2.021’ is filling the city with fashion culture and reaching even the most unexpected places. Visitors can admire the statue of the Madonna in Antwerp’s Cathedral of Our Lady, dressed in a creation designed by couturier Edouard Vermeulen from the fashion house Natan, in honour of the universal woman and mother.
© Matthias De Boeck
September 4, 2021 - January 23, 2022
‘E/MOTION – Fashion in Transition’ explores the way in which fashion is an expression of emotion, fear and desire in society: fashion is both ‘emotional’ and ‘in motion’. With this exhibition, MoMu is looking back on the events of the past three decades and asking questions about how fashion can reinvent itself as an industry, as well as the role that fashion designers can play in this in the future.
Fashion in transition
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© David Sims
all of Antwerp
'Fashion 2.021 Antwerp – Fashion/Conscious’ goes way beyond the reopening of the MoMu building - it is also an open invitation for an alternative fashion experience in Antwerp. An inclusive line-up with lots of exhibitions, open-air projects, city walks and activities for everyone, from hardcore fashion fans, to curious passers by.
Besides being a must-visit destination, renovated MoMu building is also a starting point. The exhibition programme from ‘2.021’ winds all through the streets of Antwerp. A wide range of events in diverse locations throughout the city inspire visitors to reflect, participate, challenge set ideas, relax and inhale the fashion culture. For this programme, the museum has joined forces with the city of Antwerp and partners such as VISITFLANDERS, the Fashion Department at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, Flanders DC for Fashion and AMS.
© Hanna Moon
The programme will also inspire Antwerp residents and international visitors alike, during the colloquium colloquium ‘Responsible Fashion Series’ initiated by Antwerp Management School and London College of Fashion and the 5th edition of the Fashion Talks in November.
© Hanna Moon
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The city of Antwerp and MoMu initiated an OFF Calendar to inform visitors on what is happening in the city besides the official ‘Fashion 2.021’-programme.
© Jan & Jorre
© David Sims
September 4, 2021 - January 23, 2022
‘E/MOTION – Fashion in Transition’ explores the way in which fashion is an expression of emotion, fear and desire in society: fashion is both ‘emotional’ and ‘in motion’. With this exhibition, MoMu is looking back on the events of the past three decades and asking questions about how fashion can reinvent itself as an industry, as well as the role that fashion designers can play in this in the future.
Fashion in transition
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September 25, 2021 - January 2, 2022
The exhibition ‘P.LACE.S - Looking through Antwerp lace’’ highlights the role of Antwerp in the development and international trade of lace. MoMu is presenting this rich history at 5 different locations in the city, in dialogue with contemporary innovative and high-tech fashion creations.
Looking through Antwerp lace
© Stany Dederen
From September 4, 2021
The new Collection presentation on the ground floor sheds light on avant-garde Belgian and international fashion, with an alternating presentation of silhouettes and archive material from the museum's permanent collection of more than 35,000 items.
more info
more info
November 2 - November 20, 2021
This autumn the launch of A/part in collaboration with Flanders DC will set the spotlights on the retail and fashion industry in Antwerp: 20 unique products will be temporarily available in 20 shops in Antwerp. They will be the result of 20 unique collaborations between established and upcoming talents in fashion, art, music, film ànd retail.
According to curator and multi-talent Baloji, A/part has nothing less than once-in-a-lifetime collabs and surprisingly original products in store.
more info
September 4 & 5, 2021
Antwerp will emanate ‘Fashion 2.021’ from the first weekend of September. Everyone, from diehard fashion fans to curious passersby, is invited to the opening weekend to come and enjoy an inclusive line-up full of exhibits, outdoor projects, free workshops, entertainment, walks and activities for all ages.
© Hanna Moon
more info
August 5 - November 29, 2021
One of the many eye-catching activities MoMu is celebrating with its ambitious reopening programme is a city dressing project in collaboration with the Fashion Department of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. The ‘Fashion Balls’ are striking installations that will appear at various locations in Antwerp from 5 August 2021 onwards and together will create a unique walking experience through the city.
© Ronald Stoops
more info
September 4 - December 20, 2021
‘Fashion 2.021’ is filling the city with fashion culture and reaching even the most unexpected places. Visitors can admire the statue of the Madonna in Antwerp’s Cathedral of Our Lady, dressed in a creation designed by couturier Edouard Vermeulen from the fashion house Natan, in honour of the universal woman and mother.
© Matthias De Boeck
'Fashion 2.021 Antwerp – Fashion/Conscious’ goes way beyond the reopening of the MoMu building - it is also an open invitation for an alternative fashion experience in Antwerp. An inclusive line-up with lots of exhibitions, open-air projects, city walks and activities for everyone, from hardcore fashion fans, to curious passers by.
Besides being a must-visit destination, renovated MoMu building is also a starting point. The exhibition programme from ‘2.021’ winds all through the streets of Antwerp. A wide range of events in diverse locations throughout the city inspire visitors to reflect, participate, challenge set ideas, relax and inhale the fashion culture. For this programme, the museum has joined forces with the city of Antwerp and partners such as VISITFLANDERS, the Fashion Department at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, Flanders DC for Fashion and AMS.
all of Antwerp