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Paradise City Begins With Names

Iker
January 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...

Exhibitions

Affordable Art Fair: The Weekend You Bring Art Home

Frederick
January 25, 2026

In February, Brussels shifts pace. Not in a loud way. More like a subtle recalibration. People take a different route after work, linger longer in converted warehouses, talk more slowly about colour, texture, scale. The Affordable Art Fair at Tour...

Art, Books

Brussels Art Guide 2026: Living With the City Open

Frederick
January 20, 2026

The BRUSSELS ART GUIDE 2026 is designed to stay close. It lives on a table, in a bag, beside a notebook. It is not something you finish. It is something you return to. Its format makes it practical. Clear listings....

Art, Exhibitions

Objects With Narratives: Where the Hand Thinks

Frederick
January 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,...

Exhibitions

Elene Shatberashvili at La Verrière

Iker
January 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...

Exhibitions

BRAFA 2026: Living Inside the Long Now

Frederick
January 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...

Exhibitions

After the Future: The Atomium at Night

Frederick
January 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...

Exhibitions

Earth Not a Globe: When Images Decide What We Believe

Frederick
January 12, 2026

Contemporary culture is less defined by what we know than by what images allow us to believe. In an era where information is infinite, certainty has become a style, performed, defended, aestheticized. Earth Not a Globe, the ongoing photographic project...

Culture, Exhibitions

Fondation A: Where the Body Becomes Archive

Frederick
January 7, 2026

At Fondation A Stichting, the retrospective RePose ExPose CounterPose situates Tarrah Krajnak within one of the most urgent questions shaping contemporary culture today: how the body can speak back to history. Krajnak’s work unfolds from lived tension. Born in Lima...

Art, Culture

Inside GRANADA Gallery, Where Time Becomes Material

Iker
December 27, 2025

Contemporary culture is no longer fixated on the future. It is quietly, almost instinctively, turning backward toward origins, matter, and durations so vast they dissolve the ego. In an age saturated with screens and acceleration, the most radical gesture may...

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Culture

Paradise City Begins With Names

Affordable Art Fair: The Weekend You Bring Art Home

Brussels Art Guide 2026: Living With the City Open

Objects With Narratives: Where the Hand Thinks

Elene Shatberashvili at La Verrière

BRAFA 2026: Living Inside the Long Now

After the Future: The Atomium at Night

Earth Not a Globe: When Images Decide What We Believe

Fondation A: Where the Body Becomes Archive

Inside GRANADA Gallery, Where Time Becomes Material

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