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Europalia India

Since ancient times, water has played a key role in India, as evidenced by the Sarasvati river goddess, who has been invoked and sung about since the Vedic period (2000 BC– 500 BC). Since then, Indians have always honoured their rivers and associated them with their main rituals.

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The Good Brewer: from PIEDBOEUF to JUPILER

The Grand Curtius museum offers you the chance to relive the history of the most famous Belgian brewer. The route, which is dotted with more than 300 artefacts (glasses, bottles, ashtrays, coasters, bottle openers, toys, lockers, barrels, coffee trays, etc.), as well as a hundred pieces of advertising media (enamelled plates, posters, signs, etc.) and vintage photos, will immerse you in the atmosphere of this delectable beverage.

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“Champignomes” by Paolo Gasparotto, André Jasinski and Patrick Liégeois

A lover of mushrooms who had an incisive but tender perspective on his fellow citizens, Paolo Gasparotto (Liège, 1956), a painter and sculptor, had fun assembling bronze castings of mushrooms picked from the woods – in the manner of a Giuseppe Arcinboldo – giving life to strange allegorical depictions of human characteristics (pride, sloth, wisdom, etc.).