First monographic exhibition in Belgium since 1948 In the latest of its monographic exhibitions devoted to major modern artists, the Centre for Fine Arts takes an unusual approach to the work of the Swiss artist Paul Klee (1879-1940), one that corresponds to the painter's own vision of the world. A devotee of the theatre, as the exhibition shows, Klee created a mental world in which, from a poetic point of view and in complete freedom, he saw - imaginatively, even ironically - the world as a vast stage, a huge set in which characters move. As a trained musician, moreover, his teaching at the Bauhaus brought the visual arts face to face with the language of music. This pioneering approach will be highlighted with the help of the conductor