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Explore the fascinating world of Panamarenko and pay a visit to his former residence and workspace. Following a recent renovation period, the remarkable contents and architecture of this historic property on Biekorfstraat are now open to the public. Panamarenko's artistic journey, which began in the 1960s, has gained international recognition. However, what is less known is that the majority of his oeuvre was created in his combined studio and home. After his departure from the city in 2002, he generously donated the property to the M HKA. Subsequently, the dismantling and restoration of the building commenced. Today, the redesigned premises bear witness to an enchanting artistic adventure that lives on in the M HKA's collection. Due to the delicate nature of this hidden piece of art history, each guided tour is limited to a maximum of 8 individuals. Immerse yourself in the world of Panamarenko at Het Panamarenkohuis in Antwerp's Biekorfstraat.

Learn how to write your own poems in a fun and engaging way at the Poëzieworkshop met Rosie Guillaume (10+) on December 28th, 2023. Led by the talented poet, Rosie Guillaume, this workshop will teach you the art of crafting your own heartfelt poems. The theme for this workshop is "thuis" (home), which coincides with the theme of Poëzieweek 2024. After the workshop, all the poems created will be displayed at the Bibliotheek De Poort in Antwerpen. No prior experience is necessary to participate in this workshop. Don't miss this opportunity to express yourself and join the Poëzieworkshop met Rosie Guillaume (10+) for free!

Explore the fascinating world of Panamarenko by visiting the house where he lived and worked for many years. Located in the Biekorfstraat in Antwerpen, this historic building has recently undergone a renovation and is now open to the public. Step inside and discover the unique art and architecture that made Panamarenko's work internationally renowned. It may come as a surprise to many that the majority of his masterpieces were created right here, in his studio and home. After Panamarenko's departure from the city in 2002, he generously donated the property to the M HKA, which then embarked on the careful dismantling and renovation of the building. Today, the beautifully restored house stands as a testament to an extraordinary artistic journey that lives on through the M HKA's collection. Due to the delicate nature of this hidden gem in art history, each guided tour is limited to a maximum of 8 people. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Panamarenko and book your visit to Het Panamarenkohuis today.