For this year's edition of Museum Night Fever, the House of European History invites you to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of posters in our temporary exhibition "When Walls Talk!".

You can participate in a guided tour, join a lively screen-printing workshop, also known as ‘seligraphy’, and print some of the exhibition's iconic visuals, or take part in a conversation on cultural identity.

For this evening, the museum also teamed up with local Brussels artists, who will take you through a journey of sounds, vibrations and movement for a unique and dynamic show.

This miniseries presents three films that explore Europe’s most weighty and affecting political and social developments from the last century through a distinctly personal lens. With varying degrees of directness these films dwell on the mechanics of memory, personal history, propaganda, protest and activism. Much like the illustrated posters that form the subject of the temporary exhibition, When Walls Talk!, these films address the development and transformation of the public sphere in complex and engaging ways.