Focus on Brussels

For this new edition of Brussels Art Fair – BRAFA 2016, from 23 to 31 January 2016, Clara Scremini Gallery came back again with glass… Read more

For the tenth time, Delen – the private bank – presents again its support with the world of art at Brussels Art Fair BRAFA for… Read more

For the first time, French national ceramics museum in Sèvres presents unique vases painted by Fabrice Hyber at Brussels Art Fair BRAFA. Until 31 January 2016.

Brussels-based Atelier Jespers presents a collection of long-lost and recently-found furniture by architect Georges Candilis and interior designer Anja Blomstedt on 22–31 January 2016.

Gallery Meessen De Clercq explores the relation of a Dutch Golden Era painting and the gallery’s contemporary artists at Brussels Art Fair BRAFA on 23–31 January 2016.

Brussels Art Fair BRAFA presents an ecletic selection rare antiques, art and furniture of nearly 140 galleries from all over the world. From 23–31 January 2016.

In 2015, collector Jean-François Declercq and his partner Elsa Sarfati opened a gallery Atelier Jespers in Brussels. For Declercq, Atelier Jespers is a new beginning – in many ways.

For architect Kengo Kuma, harmony with the environment and materials equals with sustainability. In an interview, he talks about his current train station project in Paris alongside with integration of buildings to the environment.

Celebrating 20 years of friendship and fruitful collaboration with Alias Design and CEO Renato Stauffacher, Zurich-based Argentine designer Alfredo Häberli spoke around the theme of “Prospective, Precision and… Read more

Middlemarch, a Brussels–based non-profit space for contemporary art, has opened its space for an exhibition of Stephan Goldrajch. The exhibit, which takes place during Brussels Art Days,… Read more

Jablonka Maruani Mercier opens the season with the American artist Philip Taaffe‘s exhibition L’Envoi. The New York-based artist became famous as part of the early-80s Appropriation… Read more

Dépendance Gallery opens the season with Thomas Bayrle’s retrospective exhibition. Two exhibition spaces of the renewed Dépendance venue mirror two periods in the artist’s practice… Read more