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Danièle Zucker: Gold, Silence, and the Art of Seeing Slowly

Iker
December 19, 2025

Danièle Zucker does not photograph to capture. She photographs to reveal. Her images unfold quietly, resisting the instant gratification of today’s visual culture. Water trembles, bark opens, mountains breathe. Nothing is forced, nothing explained. Each photograph feels less like an...

Culture, Exhibitions

The Heat of Now: Inside Ceramic Brussels

Iker
December 14, 2025

There’s a particular energy you feel the moment you step into ceramic brussels. It’s the heat that is not literal, but emotional, cultural, sensory. A kind of slow-burning electricity that rises from clay, fire, and the hands of artists who...

Culture, Exhibitions, Fashion

The Grace of Restraint: Jean-Paul KNOTT Celebrates 25 Years

Frederick
December 2, 2025

While many designers sculpt silhouettes for the season, Jean-Paul Knott shapes moments: intimate, tactile, and irresistibly human. His creations don’t strive for attention; they invite connection. For twenty-five years, he has crafted a fashion language rooted not in trend but...

Culture, Exhibitions

The World According to Isabelle

Frederick
November 15, 2025

Enter Isabelle de Borchgrave’s world, and something instantly softens — as if the space itself exhales. Though she passed away in 2024, her Brussels atelier still pulses with her unmistakable vision. At Chaussée de Vleurgat 73A in Ixelles, a tranquil...

Design, Exhibitions

Casa Italia: When Design Learns to Feel

Tanguy
October 27, 2025

At Galerie Bonaparte, Italian design reveals its sensual intelligence. Paris has a rare gift: the ability to reinvent Italy, courtyard after courtyard, address after address. At the back of 20 rue Bonaparte, a door opens onto another era and onto...

Culture, Exhibitions

Layers of Freedom: Inside CNN199’s 360° World

Alessandro
October 27, 2025

Brussels has always been a city of quiet revolutions. Between its Art Nouveau facades and EU power corridors runs another current—raw, urban, and defiantly alive. This autumn, that energy takes center stage at the Espace Vanderborght, where CNN199, the legendary...

Culture, Exhibitions, Festivals

East of West, West of East: Why Asia NOW 2025 Is the Art Fair Rewriting the Map

Alessandro
September 29, 2025

Art fairs come and go, but Asia NOW arrives like a spark — five days at the Monnaie de Paris (October 22–26, 2025) where an exhibition becomes a festival of ideas, encounters, and seductions. Instead of hushed reverence, you’ll find...

Design, Exhibitions

Asphalt Pâté, Knotweed Cocktails & Floating Futures: When Design Dares to Repair

Frederick
September 23, 2025

What does it mean to live well in an age where cities suffocate under asphalt, seas rise, and borders blur? At the Grand-Hornu in Belgium, two exhibitions are offering answers that are as poetic as they are radical. Repairing the...

Culture, Design, Exhibitions

Heavy Metal, Soft Touch: Paul Cocksedge’s Dance with Steel and Stone

Frederick
September 22, 2025

Walk into Paul Cocksedge’s Critical Mass exhibition in Brussels, and you are instantly confronted by paradox. A table made from a CorTen steel plate — fifteen millimetres thick, weighing hundreds of kilos — hovers with improbable lightness. Marble blocks, ancient...

Culture, Exhibitions, Photography

Ink, Memory, and the Shadows We Carry

Alessandro
September 21, 2025

There’s something magnetic about the outlaw. Perhaps it’s the way he wears the weight of a story on his skin, or the way his scars feel more honest than any polished suit in a boardroom. In Brussels this autumn, Belgian...

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Exhibitions

Danièle Zucker: Gold, Silence, and the Art of Seeing Slowly

The Heat of Now: Inside Ceramic Brussels

The Grace of Restraint: Jean-Paul KNOTT Celebrates 25 Years

The World According to Isabelle

Casa Italia: When Design Learns to Feel

Layers of Freedom: Inside CNN199’s 360° World

East of West, West of East: Why Asia NOW 2025 Is the Art Fair Rewriting the Map

Asphalt Pâté, Knotweed Cocktails & Floating Futures: When Design Dares to Repair

Heavy Metal, Soft Touch: Paul Cocksedge’s Dance with Steel and Stone

Ink, Memory, and the Shadows We Carry

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