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M Leuven has acquired two late medieval sculptures linked to the renowned Borman family, further strengthening its internationally significant Borman collection. The acquisitions include a Seated Virgin and Child attributed to Jan III Borman and a Kneeling Magus from an Adoration of the Kings scene.

The full programme and registration details for the 13th ARDS Conference are coming soon!

Explore 'Burgundian Dining' in Museum Hof van Busleyden and 'Scultori Fiamminghi. Flemish Sculptors in Italy' in M Leuven. This special edition, organised in collaboration with ARDS, is also open to ARDS members.

The Call for Papers is now open for Illusion and Imitation in European Choir Stalls, the 17th ICONOstalla–Misericordia International Colloquium. Submit your proposal by 30 October 2026.

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