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Visit the Endless Exhibition and Maika Garnica's 'Subtle Matter Fluid Hands'

Welcome to the Endless Exhibition!

Under the title 'An Exhibition Is Never Finished', 6 artists from the ongoing 'Endless Exhibition' are returning to Kunsthal Gent, with various adjustments and new additions to the programme. The 'Endless Exhibition' is characterised by long-term cooperation with artists. Several works are never 'finished', but continue to actively relate to the changing context. With Nina Beier, Rudy Guedj, Martin Belou, Charlotte Stuby, Thomas Renwart, Prem Krishnamurthy.

Also the last days of Maika Garnica's temporary exhibition 'Subtle Matter Fluid Hands'.

Museum Night Ghent presents a light edition during the spring holidays, on Thursday 3 March

Finally! After a postponement in December, Museum Night in Ghent exceptionally returns in the spring with a modest edition. On Thursday 3 March, eleven museums will open their doors for free. A journey through the best collections and exhibitions with zero worries. The museums will open their doors until 10 pm; with time slots, as each museum limits the number of visitors. So be sure to book your ticket(s) online, because full = full.

For once, you'll have to plan your museum night in advance. Be surprised by what the museums have to offer, plan your route and combine two or three museums. Booking online is easy and completely free!

With Design Museum Gent, S.M.A.K. Industriemuseum STAM, Huis Van Alijn, MSK, Sint-Pietersabdij, GUM, Museum Dr. Guislain, De wereld van Kina and Kunsthal Gent.

Check the programme and book your museums on degentsemusea.be/museumnacht. Also keep an eye on the Facebook page.


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