Muziekpublique concert in October: a journey that began in XIX century Turkey
At eight o’clock the journey began in nineteenth century Turkey. On stage sat four musicians who became the crew on
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Art
Africa Inside Me: geometric patterns in the new exhibition by Isabelle de Borchgrave
Green, blue and red ibises have invaded the space of Isabelle de Borchgrave. Monkeys, red suns and mystical personages on
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Brussels Writers Series V – A City of Zinnekes
In the rue des Chartreux I bump into a statue of a dog lifting its leg on a lamppost. It’s
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“Never again should it be possible that people are not accepted into Germany, or that they die in a neutral zone » – Christian Petzold in Brussels
Christian Petzold is an artist who observes the world with the eye of a watch maker, images and sounds that
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Brussels Writers Series III – The Power of Chocolate
« Open it, » he said. I stared into the glowing face of the man who would become my husband and then
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Beyond Klimt – Searching for an international identity in art
New Horizons in Central Europe The exhibition Beyond Klimt in Bozar portrays the artistic developments and diverse avant-garde movements in
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Brussels Museum Nocturnes week II – focus on Constantin Meunier Museum
It’s Thursday again – time for Brussels Museum Nocturnes evening. In the second week of the 18th edition of the
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Chris Marker – Memories of the Future: the cinema avant-garde enigma
The author, film director, multimedia artist and musician Chris Marker was one of the most prolific artists of his generation
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Brussels Writers Series II – An unlikely love story
Most people come to Brussels for love or work. For me, it was love. Thomas, now my husband, had started
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HUNGastRY – a colorful sense of Hungarian culture
Have you ever tried a traditionally prepared ’Goulash? Orrr… ’’Porkolt’’(meat stew), ’’Halaszle’’(fisherman’s soup) and the Transylvanian sweet spiral bread ’’Kurtoskalacs’’?
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