Visitor viewing graphic design posters in an exhibition gallery. Two large posters are mounted on a white wall alongside a black-and-white photograph of a workshop interior. The poster on the left features typography for an international cinema exhibition, while the poster on the right depicts a stylised architectural illustration with the words “La Cambre.” The gallery space is brightly lit, highlighting the exhibition's focus on graphic design and visual communication.

Exhibition: Juvenilia, 100 Years of Typography and Books at La Cambre

Start date: 16 October 2026
End date: 14 February 2027
Time: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
In-person at La Wittockiana, 23 rue du Bemel, 1150 Woluwe Saint-Pierre, Belgium.
Third-party event
Exhibition poster for Juvenilia: 100 Years of Typography and Books at La Cambre. Bold geometric lettering in bright pink with yellow outlines dominates the composition against a light grey background. The title “JUVENILIA” appears prominently at the top, with the subtitle “100 ans de typographie et de livres à La Cambre” below. Abstract pink shapes create a dynamic backdrop, evoking experimental graphic design and typographic play.

CelebratIng the centenary of the renowned Brussels art and design school through a landmark exhibition at the Wittockiana Museum. Bringing together a century of student work, the exhibition explores La Cambre’s enduring legacy in typography, graphic design, bookbinding and the printed arts.

Featuring posters, books, typographic specimens, archival materials and photographs, Juvenilia showcases the creativity and craftsmanship of generations of students, including many who later became influential figures in design and contemporary art. The exhibition traces a century of experimentation, learning and visual culture.

Curated by Sara De Bondt, the exhibition also highlights the continuing vitality of La Cambre’s teaching traditions. Designed in collaboration with current students, it connects past and present while celebrating one hundred years of innovation in graphic and book arts.

Open Wednesday to Sunday and on Tuesday by pre-arrangement (10am-5pm).

[Entry cost varies from free-of-charge to 7 Euros. No need to pre-book.]