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In Ghent, the design museum finds its home againA wing connects the buildings, the collection takes on a new perspective and CONNECT invites visitors to get hands-on. A guide to discovering the renewed museum.
Heritage: preserving a changing cityAfter the sectoral meetings on 16 October, three practical questions: understanding what lies underground, transforming buildings and documenting the objects to be protected.
Renoir: two paintings recovered, examined before their return to the museumTwo Renoir paintings stolen from Cagnes-sur-Mer in September 2026 have been recovered and entrusted to the CICRP. Their history, MNR status and scientific examinations explained.
Tools to borrow close to homeGutt Geschier has six lending points. At Munsbach, Differdange and Esch, booking, returns and workshop use each follow different arrangements.
At Gotha, a ewer returns to its collectionThe return of a jade piece reveals the role of a catalogue, followed by funding, in a heritage acquisition.
Gabriel Lippmann: light captured in memoryBorn in Hollerich, the physicist fixed colours in photographic plates. Their study still brings together optical research and museum work.
What fermentation changes on the plateBread, cheese or fava beans: research into fermentation connects practices, micro-organisms and the properties of food. The findings should be distinguished from the promises.
When a film becomes a novelKBR is making the collection of novelisations assembled by Jan Baetens available for consultation. In Brussels, these film adaptations are also becoming more visible in the catalogue.
Volunteers caring for streamsIn Rhineland-Palatinate, Bachpaten monitor waterways alongside local authorities. The 2026 gatherings shed light on a commitment that goes beyond cleaning up riverbanks.
SHAPES: forms in dialogueAt Cercle Cité, art and mathematics meet. The project’s origins and its extensions offer several ways to approach the exhibition.
Arlon: what the posters tell usAt the Musée Gaspar, more than forty posters shed light on the messages addressed to the town. The exhibition can also be read through its printers, its intended audiences and the traces it leaves behind.
Germany’s deposit scheme: two systemsMehrweg and Einweg do not lead to the same treatment. In Germany, the logo, material and shop all matter when it comes to understanding what happens to returned bottles.