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The Hungarian Art Nouveau showcased in Brussels: Artist’s Colony of Gödöllő

19 March 201919 March 2019 Admin BE

In the framework of the Brussels Art Nouveau & Art Deco Festival – BANAD, the Balassi Institute Brussels and the City Museum of Gödöllő presents

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Brussels Hidden Gems: Choose Life. Choose Drain-spotting

16 March 201916 March 2019 Deborah O'Donoghue

Since the UK’s leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, outed himself as an operculist in 2015, the pastime of drain-spotting has attracted

Architecture Cult'Art Festival In focus Museum

Forty houses to open this year: The Brussels Art Nouveau & Art Deco (BANAD) Festival

16 March 2019 Admin BE

The new edition of the Brussels Art Nouveau & Art Deco Festival will take place from March 16 to 31,

Cult'Art Germany In focus Opinion

“My father voted to leave the EU, even if he migrated from Poland years ago” — How do we narrate Europe?

13 March 2019 Mauricio Ruiz

Imagine your passport had to be controlled when traveling from Paris to Amsterdam, from Brussels to Strasbourg, from Frankfurt to

Art Cult'Art Exhibition Museum News

The Horta Museum celebrates 3 anniversaries with 3 fantastic exhibitions

9 March 20199 March 2019 Admin BE

A triple celebration with 3 unique exhibitions. The Horta Museum is celebrating 3 anniversaries: 100 years of the sale of

Albania Art Cult'Art In focus Women

When women’s bodies become weapons of war

27 February 201928 February 2019 Kate Holman

Three performances of a challenging play examining the use of rape as a military tactic will be one of the

Cult'Art Europe History

Restless Youth: Growing up in Europe from 1945 until today

27 February 2019 Admin BE

On 1 March 2019, the House of European History will open its second temporary exhibition entitled “Restless Youth: Growing up

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A work by the great Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens found in The Hague

22 February 2019 Admin BE

A work by Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) has been formally identified in The Hague. Nearly 400 years after

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Bernard Van Orley: Brussels and the Renaissance

20 February 2019 Admin BE

This spring, as part of the Pieter Bruegel the Elder commemorative year, BOZAR celebrates artistic creation in the hustle and

Cult'Art Fun Fact Grand Place History Opinion

The legend behind the asymmetry of the City Hall on the Grand Place

19 February 201919 February 2019 Arnisa Kastrati

Undoubtedly one of the most touristic attractions in Brussels, the Grand-Place, seems like a giant open-air museum. Turn around 360