Events

Move over, Venice! A new contemporary art biennial will see the light of day in a charming Belgian municipality.

He lived during the same time as Delvaux and Magritte, but never made quite the same name for himself as his colleagues. An illustrious figure brought above the radar in a radiant setting.

So you think you know Léon Spilliaert, the Belgian painter who lived around the turn of the 20th century and was particularly known for self-portraits, seascapes and snapshots of city life? You might

You may not have heard of her, but you’ll never forget her after this exhibition at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels (RMFAB).

As part of the “160 Years of Friendship between Japan and Belgium” programme, the Folon Foundation presents an exhibition dedicated to Japanese architect Kengo Kuma.