On September 24, the renovated Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA) will swing open its doors. After 11 years of construction and renovation, it will once again welcome the public. With an iconic building, a world-class collection, a dynamic presentation and bold programming, the new KMSKA is all set.
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