Aboriginalities
Exhibition
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In line with previous explorations of modernity, the RMFAB present an exhibition devoted to Aboriginal art in dialogue with our collections. Plunge into the ritual universe of the Aboriginal painters.
Since Papunya Tula in the early 1970s, Aboriginal artists have initiated an artistic movement that enjoys an increasingly wide international reputation. Their works create a dialogue with "modern primitivism" and reflect on the modernity of those artists that were far too long considered "primitive". Beyond the clichés, a style of painting emerges which finally gives a podium to feminine expression, while also critically questioning some of the ethnographic viewpoints that have been articulated since the 19th century. A journey to discover ritual forms and open a window on spirituality.
A selection of works from the Marie and Alain Philippson collection will accompany three monumental paintings by Debbie Brown Napaltjarri, Mary Brown Napangardi and Tjawina Porter Nampitjinpa, which were donated to the museum by Chris Simmons in 2019.
Practical informations
Address
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
Rue de la Régence / Regentschapsstraat 3
1000 Brussels
Mail / +32 (0)2 508 32 11
Hours
Tuesday- Friday: 10:00 - 17:00
Weekends: 11:00 - 18:00
The ticket offices close half an hour before closing time.
On 24/12 and 31/12 the museums close at 14:00
CLOSED
Mondays
+ 1 May
Admission
INDIVIDUALS |
ABORIGINAL ART + PIERRE ALECHINSKY |
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Adult |
15,00 € |
Senior (+65 years) | 10,00 € |
Adult in group (min. 15) | |
Student (-26 years) |
5,00 € |
Person with a physical or mental disability / 1 accompanying visitor | |
School teachers * | |
Belgian job seekers and integration income beneficiaries * | |
Article 27 | 1,25 € |
Child (-19 years) * |
0,00 € |
Press * | |
Friends of the RMFAB / ICOM / "Cultivist" / BELSPO / Subbacultcha members * |