The Centre for Engravings and Prints, which served as a swimming pool in the 1920s and was renovated in 1988, is a huge exhibition space of 1,200 m² located 50 km from Brussels.

The Centre's staff team manages a collection of 15,000 artworks by contemporary Belgian and international artists.

This museum is committed to link all current modes of graphic expression and offering a venue entirely dedicated to contemporary etching, hosting encounters, debates and discovery events.

The temporary exhibitions focus on monographic or historical works, thematic ensembles and explorations of various printing techniques, together with virtual images and new printing media.