Restless Youth: Growing up in Europe from 1945 until today
On 1 March 2019, the House of European History will open its second temporary exhibition entitled “Restless Youth: Growing up
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Cult’Art
A work by the great Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens found in The Hague
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
This spring, as part of the Pieter Bruegel the Elder commemorative year, BOZAR celebrates artistic creation in the hustle and
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The legend behind the asymmetry of the City Hall on the Grand Place
Undoubtedly one of the most touristic attractions in Brussels, the Grand-Place, seems like a giant open-air museum. Turn around 360
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April, always: A portrait of Brussels in parts
Form This week I entered the Berlaymont building for the first time. Walking into it as a visitor feels like
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« I came to Belgium to write about phantom limbs » — An interview with American novelist Richard Powers
I have to start from the beginning. Before being blown away by the sculpted, pristine sentences found in his
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Czech films come to Brussels this spring
The spring in Brussels belongs to film events and Czech Centre Brussels goes with the flow with its programme of
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Brussels, Dance!
Between 6 February and 6 April, dance, in all its diversity and vitality, will take center stage in Brussels! For
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Walking through the cobblestone heritage of Brussels
Did you know that cobblestones are considered a Belgian specialty and heritage treasure, much like beer and cheese? Cobblestones vary
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More than 66,000 people came to Tour and Taxis to visit the BRAFA fair
The 64th edition of the BRAFA Antiques Fair, which ended on Sunday at Tour & Taxis in Brussels, recorded a
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