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Welcome to the family house and workshop of architect Victor Horta.
Built between 1898 and 1901, the two buildings are typical of Art Nouveau at its height. The house has retained much of its interior decoration: mosaics, stained glass windows and murals make up a harmonious whole, refined down to the smallest detail.
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Exhibition
Smooth as velvet
13 september 2024 → 30 june 2025Access included in the admission ticket
5 artists have been invited to present their work in the Musée Horta; Louisa Carmona, Flore and Pauline Fockedey, Elise Peroi and Marc Van Hoe have been given complete creative freedom for this project. In this way, they have formed a dialogue with artisans who specialise in velvet work: the Van Neder textile company (Kortrijk, BE) and Florence and Martine Moulis, creators of sabre-cut velvet (Arles, FR).
Having forged close links with a host of highly skilled artisans, the Musée Horta has launched another trilateral collaboration between creators, their expertise and a location.
Wednesday 21 May 2025
Save the date: colloquium on Belgian Art Nouveau in Paris
To celebrate the publication of the last two volumes in the series ‘Art Nouveau belge', the Horta Museum is organising a symposium at the Hôtel de Wignacourt in Paris on 21 May 2025. During this study day, you will discover the works of Gustave Serrurier-Bovy, Paul Hankar, Henry van de Velde and Alfred Finch, as well as many other new contributions on the Belgian Art Nouveau production. This colloquium is made possible thanks to a partnership between the Jonathan Mangelinckx Collection, the Délégation de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles à Paris and the Horta Museum.
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