2026 · Funded by the City of Anderlecht
L'Art à Domicile
From June to November 2026, Malina More runs cycles of zen watercolour and clay-modelling sessions in three to five nursing homes and senior residences in Anderlecht. The workshops are free for residents. They are funded by the City's 2026 Social Cohesion programme, with the CPAS d'Anderlecht and Activ'in 1070 as partners.
With the support of
A cycle
Each residence hosts three or four sessions of an hour and a half to two hours, for groups of eight to twelve residents, alternating watercolour and air-drying clay. Materials are adapted: wide-handled brushes, soft clay, stabilised supports. No experience is needed.
Sessions are in French, with help in English, Russian or Ukrainian when a resident needs it. About once a month, children aged 8 to 14 from local schools or youth groups join a session and work alongside the residents.
What residents keep
Every piece stays with the resident who made it. In November and December 2026 each residence shows the work in its common rooms, with an opening for families and the neighbourhood.
Who runs it
Anna Radovenchik, ceramist and founder of Malina More, leads the sessions, with two or three Malina More volunteers for transport, set-up and help during the session.
For residences
Hosting a cycle is free and there is no sign-up procedure. If you run a nursing home or senior residence in Anderlecht, write to us.