Since 1985 we have been holding architecture exhibitions and working to increase society’s awareness of the importance of architecture. Not only on the basis of the work of leading architects, but also with artists who take inspiration from architecture and provide a commentary from their own point of view. We ask these architects and artists to formulate a response to the immediate environs of deSingel, the many-faceted building and its complex spatial stratification.
Topical exhibitions
Retrospective exhibitions
deSingel publishes catalogues to accompany some of the exhibitions.
Some of these publications are still available.
They are on sale at the exhibition info desk during opening hours.
You can also order them from our online shop.
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Exhibition
Fri 1 October 2010 until Sun 9 January 2011
Renaat Braem - 1910-2010
The work of the notable Antwerp architect Renaat Braem (1910-2010) appeals to the imagination. Now, in 2010, one is still astonished at the expressiveness of his architecture, his commitment to ...
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Architecture lecture
Tue 12 October 2010
Lezing Francis Strauven - Renaat Braem
It was Francis Strauven who in 1983 wrote the first monograph on Renaat Braem. He also wrote the introduction to the CVAa reissue of Braem's pamphlet 'The Ugliest Country in the World', published ...
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Exhibition
Thu 3 March 2011 until Sun 22 May 2011
Bas Princen - Utopian Debris
The Dutchman Bas Princen (1975, lives in Rotterdam) is one of a generation of photographers who are in their very own way associated with the 'New Topographics'. This is a group of ten now ...
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Exhibition
Thu 3 March 2011 until Sun 22 May 2011
Peter Downsbrough - The Book(s)
The American Peter Downsbrough (1940, New Jersey, lives in Brussels) studied art and architecture and, together with Robert Barry, Sol Lewitt and Lawrence Weiner, is one of the very first ...
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