Abbaye de Stavelot
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Come and discover Stavelot Abbey and its site, listed as major heritage of Wallonia, and witness the fascinating history of one of the oldest monastic foundations in Belgium and the world’s most beautiful racing circuit together with the artistic world of one of the 20th century’s outstanding figures, the poet Guillaume Apollinaire.
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Contest
Try your luck at our booth for a chance to win All-in tickets to our museums and exhibitions, a meal for two at the Brasserie des Musées, a free activity for your class, and even a stay in Stavelot in the heart of the Ardennes with Japanese touches.
Origami workshop
Make an origami using traditional Japanese paper. A great way to get into the spirit of the temporary exhibition 'From Print to Manga: Artistic Japan,' currently on display at Stavelot Abbey.
The Scents of Japan
An exhibition is not just about looking with your eyes. We invite you to use all your senses during your visits to our museums. Especially in our temporary exhibition "From Print to Manga: Artistic Japan" at the Stavelot Abbey.
Create a Haiku inspired by prints
Haiku is a Japanese form of poetry that allows one to capture emotions, moments that pass, moments that amaze or surprise. What better than a print to find inspiration in the moment? This activity is also available during a visit to the temporary exhibition "From Print to Manga: Artistic Japan" at Stavelot Abbey.
Discover the history of Prussian Blue, used by HOKUSAI
An intense blue; neither mineral nor natural. Many artists would use it, creating a true revolution in the artistic field. Ultimately, who influenced whom? Japan or Europe? Things to discover, try out, and feel during a visit to the temporary exhibition 'From Print to Manga: Artistic Japan' at the Stavelot Abbey.
Test yourself at Japanese calligraphy
Take a seat at the booth and try to write a few words in kanji. One of the activities offered in the temporary exhibition 'From Prints to Manga: Artistic Japan' at the Stavelot Abbey.
