Ancienne Belgique reopens its doors on 11/9
Ancienne Belgique has announced that after 170 days of closure – it is reopening its doors. “We’ve now been waiting
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Cult’Art
The Dreamlike Stillness of Magritte‘s and Dali’s World
Clouds drew them together. Soft, cottony ones, floating freely on the canvas, against a soothing blue sky background. Every so
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BAFF – Brussels Art Film Festival
From 14 to 17 November 2019 at various locations in Brussels (ISELP, Cinematek, and Bozar) the Brussels Art Film
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Keith Haring: Iconic visual style at BOZAR
Haring’s iconic visual style is instantly recognizable. The huge retrospective of this legendary American artist offers a chance to (re)discover
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“I take with me the feeling of the colorful and lively city Brussels is” — Marek Šindelka at Passa Porta
Marek Šindelka is a writer who’s not afraid to hose down our stereotypes. He relishes tearing apart the thick walls
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“Long sentences feel more democratic to me” — László Krasznahorkai in Brussels
On Thursday October 31st, the 2015 International Man Booker Prize winner, László Krasznahorkai was in Brussels at Passa Porta House
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Somewhere in BXL: The final resting place of many legendary Belgians
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could meet some of your favorite figures in history, people you only read about
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“In Venice it is possible to dive into art and just disappear” — Cees Noteboom in Brussels
On October 27th, the award-winning Dutch novelist, poet, and journalist, Cees Nooteboom was in Brussels and spoke with Margot Dijkgraaf
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Park Benches and Good Books in Brussels
Another change of season is rolling over Brussels’ parks. Spring flowers have been pulled from their beds, annual fertilizer worked
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A bridge from Namur that stretches to China
The suspension bridge built by Nicolas Godelet, an architect from Namur, was inaugurated in Beijing on 1 October to mark
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