Brazilian and Portuguese Literature in Brussels
From Monday, March 19th until Saturday 24th, the flavor of Brazilian literature arrived with all its warmth to Belgium. On
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Cult’Art
Portrait of Avenue Louise
Covering 2.7km, Avenue Louise is one of the most extensive streets in Brussels. One that starts at the peripheries of
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The Union of Diversity: Albert Camus
In his notebooks from 1951-1959, Albert Camus wrote, “Already the Italians on the train, and soon those of the hotel
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Brussels shines the spotlight on contemporary art from April to May
Every year, Brussels celebrates contemporary art from April to May. From the unmissable ArtBrussels fair to the Private Choices exhibition,
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Hugo Claus at Bozar: Con Amore
On March 19th, 2008, at the age of 78, a giant of Belgian literature gave his last breath at Middleheim
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Ixelles bids farewell to Nijinski
In a secondhand bookshop there’s often a scent of the mysteriousness of life, the different faces that chance can take
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Robert Menasse, the man behind the first great EU novel
When I first meet Robert Menasse at Cafe Lava in Brussels, he’s standing in the doorway covered in a cloud
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Kirill Medvedev and Nikolay Oleynikov: Protesting through art
Kirill Medvedev is not shy about his political opinions. At Bozar, just days before elections in his country, the Russian
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« I see you Brussels » by Ahmed Zaidan an Iraqi poet and refugee
Ahmed Zaidan is a journalist and poet who fled from Iraq in 2013. Now, he lives in Turku, Finland. He has
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Brussels Writers feedback at Maison des Crêpes
Just above the buzz at Maison des Crêpes may be heard reflections from many a bard. Here, literati from far
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