Yesterday I went to visit the 2016 edition of Frieze London with conceptual artist Anna Fafaliou. After years visiting art fairs, I noticed that having good fair companions is very important as you are more likely to learn new things while having a good time walking around the 160 booths that took place in Regent Park.…
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If you follow me on Instagram you know that I have a thing for magazines. I always did (for the French speakers do you remember 20 ans? – yes I’m going wayyy back), and even though I’m also reading few of them online like most of us nowadays nothing beats the feeling of holding a…
Read MoreCela fait maintenant quelques années que je n’ai plus la télévision, et je m’en porte très bien. A l’heure de Netflix,du Replay, et des réseaux sociaux nous n’avons plus besoin de la petite lucarne pour assouvir notre besoin de série et notre quête d’information. Personnellement je ne me retrouvais plus dans la télévision qu’on…
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Despite its well established and flourishing contemporary art scene, and good quality art centres such as Wiels and Bozar, Brussels was missing something: a modern and contemporary art museum. After many talks and aborted projects, it looks like Belgium just needed a little boost from its French neighbours to finally offer to its capital the…
Read MoreLe premier court-métrage de Thomas Topa et Enzo Leroy fait 13’13, et il est tout aussi obscur que les croyances qui entourent ce chiffre tantôt maudit tantôt bénit. La jeunesse bruxelloise crée, fait du cinéma, écrit, réalise, produit, et il est impératif de la soutenir en propageant au maximum ce premier essai réussit du collectif Indissoc Cinematographic.
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The Accessible Art Fair is turning 10 this year. To celebrate this milestone, Stephanie Manasseh (founder & director of the fair) and her team are not only about to launch the fair in New-York this upcoming November, but decided to organise this 10 years Brussels edition in a brand new location well known by the locals “Le…
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Last week I (finally) discovered the oh so anticipated new building of the Tate Modern, which opened to the public on June 17. Under the slogan “Art Changes We Change”, the museum managed its transformation very successfully and convinced the skeptics of the need for an extension in order to reach this ideal of an ultimate…
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Long time no see. It’s been almost a month since my latest entry, and even though I stayed in touch through my social media, I’m happy to be back here with a brand new post. I could have write about the Brexit, the summer art sales, my failed attempt at discovering the New Tate Modern,…
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The only real issue of living in a city bursting with art is that it can be quiet tiring and overwhelming for culture geeks like us (don’t underestimate the struggle). Last week I decided to only go see a couple of exhibitions instead of browsing through what was on in the city. I think that it’s…
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There is always this thrilling feeling when you enter an art school, the excitement that you are going to witness something special. Maybe cross the path of the next David Hockney, or meet the creative minds behind our future generation of artists. Of course not everything is good or special, but sometimes in the middle of this…
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London is hot at the moment. Hot for culture of course. I spent my week wandering around the city, chasing every bites of art London has to offer while discovering areas I didn’t know that well. Even though the sun is calling for lazy days at the park (I plead guilty), visiting exhibitions and museums while…
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