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The “Silver Lining – Interiors” theme that OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen developed for the 25th edition of the Biennale Interieur took several forms…. Read more

Think of the most well-known Belgian designers working today and Vincent Van Duysen is easily among the top candidates. This was the thinking of the… Read more

Etage Projects took a slightly different approach to their presentation among the invited galleries at the Biennale Interieur. While most exhibitors at the fair focus… Read more

Maniera Gallery is making a strong showing at the Biennale Interieur this year, with presentations throughout the Kortrijk Xpo. After all, founder/director Amaryllis Jacobs represents… Read more

Following a well-received debut during Milan Design Week, Belgian Matters made its way to Brussels at the Design Flanders Gallery last month for Design September…. Read more

Visitors to the much-anticipated 25th edition of the Interieur Biennale can look forward to a well-curated selection of international designers, studios, and brands, alongside the… Read more

The Poésie Balistique (“Ballistic Poetry”) season has kicked off at La Verrière with Soft Resistance, a solo exhibition of Hessie (b. 1936), her first in… Read more

TLmag Silver Edition & Silver Guide 2016 marks the magazine’s silver jubilee and the 25th edition of the Biennale Interieur in Kortrijk. TLmag’s ‘diamond cut’… Read more

What is the relationship between art and decoration? Art historians agree that the two categories diverged at the dawn of modernity, around 1800, when the… Read more

This year, TL Magazine ventures to highlight a selection of Brussels’ finest design and applied arts galleries during Brussels Gallery Weekend and Design September.  How… Read more

This month in Brussels, young French designer Amaury Poudray is launching a book and exhibition, with a round-table discussion to mark the occasion.

Matteo Lucchetti is the guest curator of Brussels Gallery Weekend this year, presenting an ambitious project known as the “Dispersed Museum”.