Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art, Contemporary art museum in Molenbeek, Belgium
Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art is a contemporary art museum housed in a converted industrial building along the Brussels-Charleroi Canal, spread across four floors. The space hosts exhibitions of urban art, illustration, graphic design, and other artistic practices.
The museum opened in 2016, transforming a former 1916 brewery building that had stood along the canal for decades. Its creation resulted from a partnership between a developer and a group of art collectors who shared a vision for the space.
The museum displays urban art forms and connects different communities through exhibitions of street art, illustration, and graphic design. The works reflect creative practices that emerge from city neighborhoods.
Access to the museum is through a pedestrian bridge that connects directly from the surrounding area. Visitors can move through the four floors at their own pace to explore the different exhibitions.
The building was originally a brewery from the early 1900s, giving it a strong industrial past that remains visible throughout the structure. These original elements create an unusual backdrop for contemporary art displays.
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