Brussels What's on
12 Oct - 27 Jan 2013. The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium are staging a major exhibition of Jacob Jordaens and the classical antique sources of his work, to be followed by a second show at the F...
Brussels What's on
Coudenberg: former Palace of Brussels
17 Aug-31 Dec 2011. Walk under the pavements of the Place Royale and discover the remains of the Coudenberg palace - one of Charles V's main residences.
From the 12th century, successive monarchs...
Brussels What's on
ANDRE TAYMANS: CAROLINE BALDWIN, L'OMBRE DE LA CHOUETTE
13 Sept-6 Nov 2011.
Artist Andr
Brussels What's on
1 July-9 Oct. On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Belgian architect and designer Victor Horta, Brussels celebrates the former fa
Brussels What's on
20 July-11 Sept. Launched in July by Prince Philippe and Princess Mathilde of Belgium, the Royal Palace of Brussels is open to the public until 11 September.
Visitors have access to prestigious pa...
Brussels What's on
2 June-25 Sept. An exhibition showcasing the splendour of baroque sculpture with a number of works by major Belgian artists on display for the first time.
Organisers say that for many years baroqu...
Brussels What's on
5 July-21 August. The city's once-bustling trade canals are no longer used for trade purposes but rather have become 'slow' waterways, whose courses and banks now play a renewed role in recreational a...
Brussels What's on
Bob De Moor and the Sea: a famous cartoon artist’s great passion
14 June 2011-15 January 2012. In 1956 Bob De Moor and Georges Prosper Remi (better known as Herg
Brussels What's on
1 June-4 September. The ongoing legacy of Brussels-based architectural practice 51N4E is highlighted in a retrospective exhibition presented by BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts.
Curated by the French ar...
Brussels What's on
8 April-16 October. This series of exhibitions at the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History features imagery by contemporary photographer Virginie Cornet displayed alongside toys from...
Brussels What's on
Joan Miró: The Lyrical Painter
24 March-19 June. An exhibition of some 120 paintings, etchings, sculptures and drawings illustrating the poetic and lyrical aspects of the work of Spanish artist Joan Mir
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25 March - 21 August. South African artist Jane Alexander presents a politically-charged exhibition of sculptures, installations, photomontages and videos inspired by the events of her native country...
Brussels What's on
11 April - 31 October 2011. About two hours south of Brussels is the famous 15th century Castle of Chimay, situated on a rocky outcrop above the Eau Blanche river.
Although history books refer to...
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11 February - 8 May. BOZAR presents a comprehensive overview of 400 years of Venetian and Flemish art, from the 15th to the 18th century, and asks if one school could have existed without the other....
Brussels What's on
The New Arrivals: 8 Contemporary Artists from Hungary
4 February - 3 April 2011. In celebration of Hungary's presidency of the European Union, BOZAR showcases the innovative work of eight artists from Hungary
Brussels What's on
25 January - 2 April 2011. The concepts of movement, space and time within the urban landscape of 1970's New York city are examined by the Argos Black Box which presents a series of filmed performance...
Brussels What's on
25 January - 2 April 2011. The concepts of movement, space and time within the urban landscape of 1970's New York city are examined by the Argos Black Box which presents a series of filmed performance...
Brussels What's on
3 December - 24 April 2011. A selection of 200 objects and works of art reveal how people in the 16th century perceived death. Due to factors such as malnutrition, disease and war, life expectancy of...
