Reserve your time slot to visit the James Ensor House here (recommended!)
Please note that on January 31st and February 1st, there will be no train traffic between Ostend and Bruges. Replacement buses will be provided. For all info: https://www.belgiantrain.be/fr/news/works-brugge-dekust
From medieval dances of death to contemporary grotesque and erotic depictions—the human skeleton has been a powerful image in art for centuries.
This exhibition explores how Belgian artists, from James Ensor and Félicien Rops to Paul Delvaux and Wim Delvoye, have interpreted the skeleton motif in diverse and often surprising ways.
Discover how this iconic symbol evolved from religious allegory to pictorial experiment and deeply personal expression.
Tip: Have you previously visited the Ensor House and Experience Centre and are only here for the exhibition? In that case, buy your ticket at the box office; you don't need to worry about time slots.
Last admission is at 5:00 PM.