Kathya Ev Anton is a provocative artist, which is exactly why we love her. In her first solo exhibition, “Lactating Bodies”, she addresses a theme widely recognised in religious art (how many Madonna-and-child paintings exist worldwide depicting breastfeeding) but...
For 25 years, Brussels has been home to an active centre for digital art, known by the acronym iMAL (Interactive Media Art Laboratory), which cleverly echoes an email address and is therefore easy to remember. It is somewhat hidden from view, as it is located in...
You have undoubtedly seen his photographs, even if you never knew the photographer’s name. But now you have a chance to discover the life and work of Robert Doisneau. Believe me, both are endlessly fascinating and will resonate with the emotions of any European — from...
Having had a laugh reading that the British entertainment media outlet Time Out named the Borgerhout district of Antwerp, quote, “2nd coolest neighbourhood in the world” (my friends and I would never think of partying there), I reflected on “why” and my...
Approaching Grand Hornu, the former coal mining complex in southern Belgium, in the heart of Hainaut, one is immediately struck by the scale and discipline of its architecture – neoclassical buildings, workers’ housing, and vast halls that once thrummed with the...
Namur is about to get noisy – in the best way possible. From October 23 to 26, the KIKK Festival will turn this charming Belgian city into a full-blown symphony of sights, sounds, and, yes, occasional robot chaos. This is the 14th edition of KIKK, and it’s going...
