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Belgique - België

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Spazio Nobile is pleased to present The Lunisolar House by Taiwanese artist Pao Hui Kao in the Horizons section of Art Brussels. In this mesmerising piece, Pao Hui Kao invites us to reimagine the home as a delicate threshold, a shelter shaped by light, breath, silence and vulnerability, rather than a fortress. Using humble yet transcendent materials such as folded tracing paper and rice glue, the artist has created a space that is both architectural and meditative: a sanctuary without walls; a chapel without doctrine; a horizon where fragility is transformed into a new form of strength and beauty.

Jean-Paul Knott celebrates twenty-five years of creation, work and encounters with “KNOTT so MAD,” an exhibition on view at MAD Brussels through January 31st, 2026.

The third edition of ceramics brussels runs from January 21-25, 2026 at Tour & Taxis and features 75 Belgian & international galleries.

From 19 September 2025 to 1 February 2026, Brussels’ BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts presents John Baldessari: Parables, Fables, and Other Tall Tales — the first major European exhibition of the late Californian artist since his death in 2020.

Final days to visit Magical Realism, Imagining Natural Dis/Order at the WIELS Contemporary Art Centre. Curated by Sofia Dati, Helena Kritis and Dirk Snauwaert, the exhibition brings together over 30 contemporary artists. The exhibition closes on September 28th.

The fall art season kicks off on September 4th with the opening of RendezVous – Brussels Art Week, a citywide initiative that brings together galleries, museums, artist studios, auction houses and more, highlighting the city’s diverse and dynamic art and culture scene.

The Horta Museum presents “All Over: A Dazzling Display of Patterns (1910-1945),” an in-depth exhibition that explores the breadth of Art Deco patterns and décor in this pivotal, inter-war moment in Europe. The exhibition is on view through August 17th, 2025, and is part of Art Deco 2025, a centenary celebration of Art Deco throughout Belgium.

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