Créahm is an artistic, societal, and political project. Founded in 1979 by Luc Boulangé, the association aims to showcase and develop art forms created by individuals with mental disabilities. To achieve this, Créahm has established creative workshops led by professionals in visual and performing arts, framing its mission within a purely artistic context, rather than a therapeutic or recreational one. The originality and significance of this approach, both from an artistic perspective and in societal and political terms, remain central to Créahm's objectives today. Over time, several structures have emerged from this project: the Créahm Liège Day Center, established in 1994, and the Madmusée, founded in 2003 and renamed the Trinkhal Museum in 2020. These institutions, along with the workshops, form what is known as the "Grand Créahm," all contributing to the same overarching vision.

Sound Check brings together a diverse group of artists to explore sound as a medium, metaphor, and manifestation. In this group exhibition, sound is not only heard but also seen, felt, and interpreted. The result is a dialogue between sculptures, installations, performances, and other media, where the artists challenge the boundaries of auditory and visual perception.

The show evolves over time, with new works introduced and additions to the roster of artists. This ongoing growth ensures a dynamic and ever-changing experience.

Participating artists

Emilio Lopez-Menchero, Francesco Arena, Frederik Van Simaey, Jeroen Frateur, Lieven Herreman, Louise Delanghe, Sebastien Alouf, Xavier Mary, Ylva Snöfrid, ...