Fernand Léger at Bozar: Beauty is Everywhere
A few minutes into the world of Fernand Léger and one has no choice but to submit to the audacity
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Cult’Art
« God wills, man dreams, the work is born » interview with La Petite Portugaise
« God wills, man dreams, the work is born » said once Fernando Pessoa, Portuguese poet, and writer. La Petite Portugaise is
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Ixelles Museum: more than 65,000 visitors for Robert Doisneau in Brussels
In 1979, Susan Sontag sat next to Bernard Pivot and four celebrated photographers on the set of Apostrophes, a well
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Where I Find Myself: Joel Meyerowitz at Botanique
Two days before I visited the Joel Meyerowitz’s photo exhibition at Botanique, I went for a morning run, my gloves
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Wanted: photos of graffiti in toilets
The Sewer Museum collects photos of graffiti in public toilets for an exhibition that will run from 25 April to 6
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Brussels pop culture in all its forms
Starting in February, Brussels will become the capital of pop culture, offering a range of unmissable events and activities for
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The Smurfs are celebrating their 60th birthday
Once again this year, Brussels is honouring the bande dessinée with a number of key events. Such an array of
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Listening to the Sound Week
From 29th January to 4th February, Sound Week will give you the opportunity to get an indepth overview of sound,
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Exhibition Review: Odyssey by Ximena Echague
Inside the European Parliament’s slick, postmodern Altiero Spinelli building, there is a curious display of photographs: of people’s bodies, faces,
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City Storytelling: Les chroniques de Mapuetos
In dreams, the brain makes sense of what we experience throughout the day. Neuronal connections are reinforced, the unconscious mind
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