Acces

02/02/2026

27/01/2026

Meet Joran Tuerlinckx , fashion designer and founder of the upcycled fashion brand , and panelist at our upcoming Acces Dialogue: Circular Stories.

Since 2020, Joran has developed a practice in which second-hand clothing functions as a carrier of raw, unpolished stories about identity, consumption, and a sustainable future. His work explores how garments can hold meaning beyond trends, materials, or market value.

In 2025, he opened a pop-up store at Outkast Creative Market, creating a tangible space within a broader creative ecosystem and offering other young creatives visibility and opportunity through his work.

Join us for a conversation that connects ideas, practices, and perspectives across fashion and culture.

26/01/2026

Meet , project manager at .be , and panelist at our upcoming Acces Dialogue: Circular Stories.

At MUCE, Anastasia is committed to engaging citizens in the circular economy. Through her work, she contributes to scaling the circular transition by strengthening citizen resilience and participation in environmental and climate issues, and by building broad support for sustainable change.

Through a wide range of cultural activities, she helps bridge the gap between citizens, businesses, governments, and knowledge institutions. Driven by the belief that the circular transition can only succeed with people, Anastasia works on projects that make circularity visible, tangible, and accessible.

Join us for a conversation that connects ideas, practices, and perspectives across fashion and culture.

25/01/2026

Meet , co-founder of .shop , and panelist at our upcoming Acces Dialogue: Circular Stories.

Through Ballers Market, Linne combines pre-loved designer fashion with sustainability, with a strong focus on accessibility and impact. Drawing on her experience as a lifestyle manager in the football world, she works closely with athletes on questions of style, identity, and conscious consumption.

Her work is driven by the ambition to extend the lifespan of clothing and to create new stories around fashion, stories that challenge how we value, wear, and relate to what we consume.

Join us for a conversation that connects ideas, practices, and perspectives across fashion and culture.

24/01/2026

Meet , creative and brand consultant based in Antwerp, and moderator of our upcoming Acces Dialogue: Circular Stories

From a young age, he has been deeply fascinated by art, architecture, fashion, and hospitality: fields that today form the core of his work. Operating at the intersection of contemporary creativity and tradition, Hiram is known for his research-driven, carefully curated approach, one that places identity at the center.

His work is bold and distinctive, yet remains grounded in classical principles.

Join us for a conversation that connects ideas, practices, and perspectives across fashion and culture.

23/01/2026

We’ll be kicking of the year with our first Acces Dialogue event in collaboration with ✨

MoMu x Acces invite everyone interested in sustainable fashion, culture, and social impact to join an inspiring panel discussion.

How can we place sustainability at the heart of our approach to fashion and culture? 🌱
The talk will be moderated by , with (Ballers Market), Joran ( ), and Anastasia (.be ) sharing their perspectives on the topic.

The panel will be followed up with a MoMu Fashion & Sustainability Walk. A guided fashion walk through the city, where participants further explore the themes discussed.

Join us for a conversation and walk that connects ideas, practices, and perspectives across fashion and culture.

🎟️ Tickets are available via

19/12/2025

As we come to the end of the year, I feel very satisfied with what we accomplished with ACCES.

We delivered our tours, strengthened our formats, and clarified the direction we’re moving in.

A word of appreciation to our guides for their steady commitment, and to everyone from partners to participants who engaged with us throughout the season.

I’m genuinely looking forward to shaping ACCES into a space where our growing community can come not only to observe, but to learn and engage.

Wishing you a happy holiday season!
— Sadjo

04/12/2025

I had the honor of giving a lecture to the 1st-year Social Work students at Karel de Grote-Hogeschool on decolonisation in practice. I feel like we are rich in theories, but still have too few practical, operational tools.

I introduced the methodology behind Revisit History: A Colonial Present and walked the students through my analytical tool, the « Main Character Syndrome » lens (a cross-sector) structural framework that helps reveal how institutions and organisations often center themselves in stories that are not theirs. In this way obstructing the transformative change needed for decolonisation.

27/11/2025

✨Revisit History but make it Rubens ✨

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22/11/2025