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As a cultural ambassador of Belgian comic art, the Comic Art Museum is present on all continents by means of exhibitions, talks, creative workshops, consultancies,…
Advice and expertise
The Comic Art Museum is always prepared to act as expert for the government and for organizers of projects in Belgium and abroad (museums-to-be, festivals, events, etc). In such cases the organizing party appeals to the Center's experience and know-how in all of the areas related to its activities: from conception of an exhibition and research of documents to promotion.
An important part of these contacts give rise to lectures, talks, workshops and exhibitions proposed on the five continent on the demand of Belgian representations abroad, and particularly by the delegations of Wallonie-Bruxelles International.
Brussels Comic Strip Route
This route, taking in façades decorated with comic strip heroes, was first organized in 1991 by Michel Van Roye, Brussels Councillor for Urban Development and the Environment, in conjunction with the Belgian Comic Strip Center. The comic strip route adds to the revaluation of Brussels' architectural and urban heritage, both for Brussels inhabitants and visitors to the city.
Admiring comic strip façades, walls and statues encourages the discovery of the centre of Brussels and its inhabitants. The development and influence of this route and the Comic Art Museum have little by little given Brussels the status of a capital: a comic strip capital, that is!
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