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Light as Language at The Atomium
Culture, Exhibitions

Light as Language at The Atomium

  • Iker
  • février 17, 2026
There is a particular clarity to the Atomium this year. Not nostalgia. Not spectacle. A sharpened presence. Twenty years after its reopening in 2006, the building marks its renovation not with a retrospective, but with activation. The anniversary programming makes...
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KANAL: Before the Opening
Art, Exhibitions, Museum

KANAL: Before the Opening

  • Iker
  • février 8, 2026
In November 2026, the former Citroën garage on the Brussels canal will open as a museum. Not a symbol, not a landmark, but a sequence of public spaces designed to be used. KANAL Pompidou opens with ten inaugural exhibitions alongside...
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Paradise City Begins With Names
Festivals

Paradise City Begins With Names

  • Iker
  • janvier 26, 2026
Paradise City does not arrive all at once. It starts with a list. Twenty six names released early, read slowly, saved, shared, discussed. The festival takes shape before summer through recognition. You know some immediately. Others take time. Together, they...
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Objects With Narratives: Where the Hand Thinks
Art, Exhibitions

Objects With Narratives: Where the Hand Thinks

  • Frederick
  • janvier 18, 2026
In Brussels, at Objects With Narratives, the question is not what contemporary culture looks like, but how it is shaped. The gallery’s new exhibition unfolds as a quiet proposition. Meaning today may still come from slowness, from touch, from memory,...
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Elene Shatberashvili at La Verrière
Exhibitions

Elene Shatberashvili at La Verrière

  • Iker
  • janvier 17, 2026
Elene Shatberashvili does not paint scenes. She builds situations. At La Verrière, her exhibition Quatre gathers paintings, furniture and companion works into a space that feels closer to a studio than a white cube — a place where looking is...
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BRAFA 2026: Living Inside the Long Now
Exhibitions

BRAFA 2026: Living Inside the Long Now

  • Frederick
  • janvier 16, 2026
Contemporary culture no longer advances in straight lines. It circles, returns, overlaps. We live inside what feels like a long now, a moment where centuries coexist in the same room, the same city, the same frame of mind. The Renaissance...
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After the Future: The Atomium at Night
Exhibitions

After the Future: The Atomium at Night

  • Frederick
  • janvier 15, 2026
Some monuments are born as promises. The Atomium was one of them, a mid century dream cast in steel and scaled to the size of a nation that believed progress could be elegant, rational, and shared. Twenty years after its...
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