Radical Software: Women, Art & Computing 1960–1991 will be the first of a series of group surveys based on original research. It presents the work of approximately fifty artists including painting, sculpture, installation, photography, film and a large number of computer-generated drawings and texts. This exhibition adopts a feminist perspective on the history of artists’ experiments in the pre-internet era of computing.

What’s The Story? is all about contemporary art and how it relates to early and modern works of art in the museum’s collection. Conservator Nico Van Hout and co-curator Erno Vroonen chose associative, themed ensembles so that visitors can discover for themselves links between modern-day artists and their kindred spirits from the past.

Le Frac des Pays de la Loire and Le Lieu Unique present "Sur tes lèvres", an exhibition on the theme of kissing.

The refined concept of nature in the exhibition blurs the boundaries between nature and culture. The junction of nature, technology, and non-human intelligence has had strong impact and implications for the traces of material and immaterial colonial- and cultural heritage and legacy. This exhibition challenges conventional perspectives on heritage by redefining nature as a network of interconnected non-human intelligence.