Freedom without Borders

The exhibition Freedom without Borders. From Appel to Basquiat is the highlight of the anniversary year in which we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the international Cobra movement (1948 – 1951)! A must-see for anyone interested in modern art and a unique opportunity to see these revolutionary and inspiring works up close.

Discover surprising combinations in this exhibition featuring 120 artworks by artists such as Klee, Picasso, Appel, Van Gogh, Constant, Miró, Ferlov, Beckmann, Alechinsky, Pollock, De Kooning, Basquiat, Corneille, Van der Gaag, Brown, Schwitters and Munch. And many other well-known and lesser-known artists.

Freedom without Borders shows Cobra art in relation to precursors, contemporaries and contemporary artists. Extraordinary, impressive and sometimes refined works of art show how the creative energy and freedom of the Cobra movement are still a source of inspiration for artists today. Placing the artworks next to or close to each other creates new connections and perspectives.

The museum is open late until 8pm on Thursdays and Fridays. Book your ticket prior to your visit and get a 1 euro discount.
Free for residents on wednesday: More information