
2026 | A new display highlighting the partners of Namur, UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts

As part of its membership of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in the field of Media Arts, the City of Namur is unveiling a new visual highlighting the partners that make up its creative ecosystem. The visual is now featured on the display panel installed at La Bourse and at TRAKK – Accélérateur de transitions.
The panel was originally designed for the annual meeting of the UNESCO Creative Cities of Media Arts subnetwork, held in Namur in October 2025 as part of the KIKK Festival, the international festival of creative and digital cultures.
Following the event, its layout was redesigned to showcase the many partners that make up and contribute to Namur’s creative ecosystem:
- Bureau Économique de la Province de Namur (BEP)
- Festival International du Film Francophone (FIFF)
- Le Grand Manège – Namur Concert Hall
- Haute École Albert Jacquard
- Institut Royal Supérieur de Musique et de Pédagogie (IMEP)
- KIKK
- Le Delta
- NID – Namur Intelligente et Durable
- Le Pavillon
- Prisme – Théâtre et Centre culturel de Namur
- Namur en Mai
- TRAKK – Accélérateur de transitions
- University of Namur
- City of Namur
This new visual reflects the richness of an ecosystem built on collaboration between cultural, academic, economic and institutional stakeholders, contributing to the international profile of Namur as a UNESCO Creative City.
Installed at La Bourse, an iconic venue in the city centre, and also on display at TRAKK, a key partner in Namur’s innovation ecosystem, the display reflects the collective dynamic driven by those involved in digital creativity in Namur. TRAKK supports project leaders and local businesses in their managerial, digital and sustainable transitions by fostering innovation and collaboration.
The panel also features an LED lighting system designed to highlight the visual during events and special occasions held at these two iconic venues.
To find out more about Namur, UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts: Namur UNESCO Creative City of Media Arts

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