Get to know the Gallerists behind Brussels Gallery Weekend! Here, Mathieu Templon of Galerie Templon shares his thoughts on the Belgian design scene and the process behind Franz Ackermann’s new show ‘Our Houses’
As Brussels Design September and Brussels Gallery Weekend take over the Belgian capital, this month is set out to be a true celebration of local designers. Here are TLmag’s highlights of the over 100 events scheduled for this month!
TLmagazine spoke to Lionel Jadot about his ambitious journey creating this daring and unique project close to Brussels.
Inspired by western and non-western masters alike, visual artist Sanam Khatibi interrogates our personal and political power-structures through material and scenic juxtapositions in her paintings, embroidery, tapestries and ceramic sculptures. TLmag talks to the Belgian artist and reflects on the underlying personal attributes that influence her intuitive practice.
Highlighting both emerging and internationally known design practitioners, this fair provides a unique insight to Nordic design.
For his latest site-specific installation, ‘Îles Singulières’, Jean Michel Othoniel switched out his studio in Paris for Château La Coste: a 180-hectare art sanctuary hidden deep in the French countryside.
TLmagazine spoke to Alexander von Vegesack and Mathias Schwartz-Clauss about this unique institute for design, architecture, and nature.
Laura Laine created the series Subtle Bodies that explores imagined energies at Spazio Nobile starting this 6th of September.
TLmag talks to award-winning designer Satyendra Pakhalé about his multifaceted design philosophy and practice, and how it’s illustrated throughout his first comprehensive monograph ‘Culture Of Creation’ — which will be published in Autumn 2019 through nai010 publishers.
Time & Style hosts the first European exhibition of furniture designer Kengo Kuma; a unique individual who reinterprets the Japanese lifestyle to create.
Time & Style presents an exhibition in which the Japanese artist reconsiders his culture, history, and his own roots in a unique way.
Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain’s latest exhibition gives voice to figures who, aesthetically or scientifically, reveal the beauty and biological wealth of trees which is currently being threatened by deforestation.