On December 14, the Jewish Museum of Belgium invites visitors to the finissage of the exhibition “There Is A Crack in Everything.” From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., guests can experience the show one last time through curator-led tours, artist encounters, and live performances. This closing event marks not only the end of a major exhibition but also a symbolic farewell to the museum’s current building before its upcoming transformation.
Bringing together twenty-eight international artists, There Is a Crack in Everything explores themes of belonging, identity, memory, and transformation. The show was conceived as an open dialogue between artists, unfolding in the museum’s now semi-empty spaces — areas charged with anticipation, transition, and renewal. As the structure awaits its complete renovation, the exhibition becomes a reflection on the act of inhabiting, remembering, and connecting.
As it began, so it will end — with Prinz Gholam, whose piece You Never See Yourself reintroduces the duo’s signature approach, blending improvisation, bodily memory, and ephemeral gestures.
Program Highlights
- 14:00 Doors open
- 14:00–18:00 Ongoing culinary performance by Michelle Woods & Hélène Bedouet
- 14:30–15:00 Conversation with Barbara Cuglietta and Martin Germann
- 15:00–15:30 Reading and talk by Ethan Assouline
- 15:30–16:00 Reading and talk by Alma Feldhandler
- 16:00–16:30 Artist encounter with mountaincutters
- 16:30–17:00 Reading and talk by Yann Chateigné Tytelman
- 17:00–17:30 Performance by Prinz Gholam
- 18:00 Doors close
Practical Information
- Normal fare: €10
- Students: €5
- Children: Free
- Reservations: visit.brussels – Finissage of “There Is a Crack in Everything”
Supported by the German Embassy in Brussels, this event offers a final opportunity to experience an exhibition that examines fragility as a creative force — a fitting close before the museum itself undergoes its own renewal.
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