Exhibitions

With one of her most comprehensive retrospectives, Muhka paid tribute to the work of Dorothy Iannone. Her bold and vibrant practice explored love, sexuality and female emancipation through a unique interplay of image, text and sound.

The summer of 2023, Muhka transformed into a playground for young and old. Let's Play Museum let children experience art through interactive installations by artists including Kati Heck, Job Koelewijn, and Benjamin Verdonck. A playful exhibition for everyone who feels young.

The exhibition 'She Has Many Names' by Spanish artist Dora García surveyed some of the most important performances, drawings, installations, printed matter and films created throughout a career spanning three decades.

The exhibition 'Museum in Motion' offered a glimpse into Muhka’s future. As the museum prepares for a new building, this presentation explored how the collection can evolve alongside its growing ambitions — through 24 key artists who may shape its future framework.

Mash Up was the first major retrospective featuring the work of Anthea Hamilton. The exhibition provided a unique opportunity to share an in-depth reading and articulation of Hamilton’s practice. At the same time, it opened up unprecedented perspectives and offered new interpretations.