FOCUS GROUPS: ULTIMATE REVELATIONS

In the various focus groups, you made a number of recommendations to improve the accessibility of the museum.

Your opinion is all the more valuable as you had never been to the Ixelles Museum before.

Once you are there, you usually find the museum quite interesting and most of you think that it would be good for the next generations to enjoy it.

But for you to come back or bring your friends, you wish to be able to better relate with the programme and the collection, and you would also like for your interests and questions to find their place within our walls.

Your message is quite clear: diversity of audiences means diversity of proposals. To reach their audiences, these proposals will also need to be accompanied by personalised communication. You recommend interdisciplinary approaches, sensitive experiences, encounters with artists, outreach actions, collaborations with external partners, different discourses... to extend the channels of approach to our collections.

To avoid presuming your expectations and choices, it is essential that we keep in touch, that we regularly invite you to discuss our programme or to co-create projects.

The museum is not part of our culture.

— Focus group "Diversity”

Not everyone reacts to a work of art in the same way, the emotional value varies according to each individual.

— Focus group "Diversity”