In 2012/2013 Clemence Mathieu, PhD in History of Art and Archaeology (ULB), was granted a postdoctoral fellowship to undertake a research entitled “Cultures of Exchange. The Architecture of the Low Countries and Southern England in the 16th Century”, under the supervision of Prof. Deborah Howard at the Department of Architecture at Cambridge University.
Video – Wiener-Anspach Alumni Talks: “Culture et publics: regards croisés”, with Clémence Mathieu, Annabelle Oliva and Kim Oosterlinck
Following a successful first edition in 2024 with Marius Gilbert and Anne Teller, the second edition of the Wiener-Anspach Alumni Talks took place in Brussels on May 13, 2025. For this equally captivating discussion, our Alumnae Clémence Mathieu and Annabelle Oliva, together with Kim Oosterlinck, explored the many dimensions [...]
13 May at the ULB: Second Edition of the Wiener-Anspach Alumni Talks with Clémence Mathieu, Annabelle Oliva, and Kim Oosterlinck
Launched in 2024, the Wiener-Anspach Alumni Talks celebrate our former Fellows by creating opportunities to meet and exchange ideas on a variety of themes, while also involving academics from the ULB. For this second edition, Clémence Mathieu, Annabelle Oliva and Kim Oosterlinck will explore the relationship between cultural heritage [...]
Meet our Alumna Clémence Mathieu, Director of the International Carnival and Mask Museum in Binche
Photo: Frédéric Raevens On Saturday 8 October 2022, the Wiener-Anspach Alumni Network organised a visit to the International Carnival and Mask Museum in Binche, directed by our Alumna Clémence Mathieu. A Wiener-Anspach Postdoctoral Fellow in Cambridge in 2012-2013, Clémence granted us this interview, published in our 2022 Activity [...]
The Belgian weekly magazine Le Vif features two Wiener-Anspach Alumni, Clémence Mathieu and Daniel Zamora
It is not often that two of our Alumni are featured in a single issue of a magazine: it happened last week in Le Vif. The Belgian magazine published a portrait of Clémence Mathieu, Director of the International Carnival and Mask Museum in Binche, who was granted a Wiener-Anspach [...]