After the 2011 presentation of the collection of monumental paintings entitled "Garden of days" – which was intended to occupy the nave of the Saint Pholien church (Liège) – Olivier Pé (who was born in 1972 and worked in Liège) will be showcasing his new research in the halls of the Grand Curtius museum on 28 January.
During the construction of the high-speed line in Baelen in 2005, excavations showed that the village of Nereth had been occupied by Germans since the 4th century. The remains had then been updated.
The Liège artist Pol Piérart is honoured at the Palais Curtius between 10 March and 30 April 2016. Pol Piérart studied decorative painting at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Liège; he then became interested in photography.
Historisch, wetenschappelijk en menselijk verhaal over de Eerste Wereldoorlog, dat van een hotel gelegen op de zeedijk van De Panne, dat een oorlogshospitaal werd.
At the initiative of the City of Liège, the "Grand Bazaar" is an event that highlights the creative talents of Liège in a location that is emblematic of the Ardent City.
This third edition of Curtius Circus confirms the importance of a collaborative approach between the first-year students in the Advertising Masters at the ESAL (Royal Academy of Fine Arts) and the Entertainment Department of the Museums of the City of Liège.
Photograph: Willy Del Zoppo/André Leclercq
Guest artist: videographer Christopher Bouts
For 20 years now, the City of Liège has been launching an annual call for projects regarding intercultural themes and the fight against intolerance, on behalf of associations working in the field of intercultural relations in our city.
For I live here, twenty students of journalism from IHECS immersed themselves in the lives of immigrants in Liège, as part of a photo journalism workshop.
For more than 800 years, Liège was the capital of an independent principality that was headed by a prince-bishop. All states have significant texts. The former principality of Liège was no exception to this rule. Presented by some historians as the "constitution" of this principality, the Peace of Fexhe played a determining role in the history of Liège, as it attempted to define the limits of the powers of the prince-bishop, especially as they related to matters of justice, and those of his subjects.