As you may noticed I spent the holidays in Belgium, it was a lot of fun but definitely not the best time for an arty trip as most of the galleries were closed. This little inconvenience gave me the opportunity to discover alternative art spaces, but also to go back to the museum. Except at…
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So yes, it looks like our Belgian summer got hijacked by heavy rains and a wintery spirit. “Let the Sunshine In” is stuck in my head like a broken record, my dresses are crying in my closet, and suddenly the refreshing and summer-like idea of sipping a Spritz in good company under a Brussels blue…
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If you never experienced Belgian summer, here is a quick summary : It can be either dying hot or rainy grey. On a stormy Sunday like today, I just like telling myself (almost like a mantra) that blue sky and sunny afternoon are overrated after all. If you are like me looking for a dose…
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When I first started the blog, it was very important for me to offer a platform for emerging artists. To look for talent outside of the box, and mostly to look for originality. Brussels, with its multiple art schools, count an impressive amount of youngsters putting themselves out there, and ready to show their artworks…
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Without anyone noticing (by anyone I meant mostly me), Brussels became a frosty city, a niche for talent, a place where international galleries and artists decide to move to, a scene for edgy art and fashion, in short : a cool spot. After a very arty month of April, I was curious to see what…
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So before heading to Paris for a week, here are some tips to artsy up your weekend and your upcoming week. WHAT’S OPENING? OPENING : April 10th / 6-9 pm EXHIBITION : Concrete Block, drawings and works on paper 1978-2005 …
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One of my favourite thing about the Tel Aviv art scene, was the impressive amount of alternative art spaces coexisting alongside more traditional contemporary art galleries. It was refreshing and exciting to discover emerging artists, to leave the oh so common white cube for others forms of exhibitions, to witness unconventional art projects, and to…
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After being away for a year and an half, I have the strange feeling of being a tourist in my own city. Brussels might be known as the most boring city of the old continent, I would just say to its detractors that they just didn’t get the spirit. Contemporary art wise, the capital of…
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