WEILS, Contemporary Art Centre, Av. Van Volxemlaan 354, 1190 Brussels
Tauba Auerbach: Tetrachromat
Tetrachromat shines a light on several series from New York-based, San Fransican born, Tauba Auerbach's oeuvre - Evelyn Simons reviews.
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Gallery Lot 10, Lanfraystraat 15, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Nobuhiro Nakanishi: Eclipse
The first solo display in Belgium of the artist's evocative 'Strip Drawings' and 'Layer Drawings' is reviewed by Annelies Thoelen
Elaine Lévy Project, Rue Fourmois 9, 1050 Brussels
STEVEN BAELEN / ELENA DAMIANI : La Chambre
Baelen and Damiani's practices independently address the effect and atmosphere of interior spaces, their display alongside each other bringing certain similarities and echoes to light. Review by Laura Herman.
Brass, Avenue Van Volxemlaan 364, 1190 Brussels (Forest), (next to Wiels)
POPPOSITIONS
POPPOSITIONS is a pop-up fair changing location each year and working with artists who are known for their site-specific practice. Ahead of their second edition, George Major examines the pop-up phenomenon in the art world and the conditions that enable a
BOZAR, Centre for Fine Arts, Rue Ravenstein 23, 1000 Bruxelles
Neo Rauch: The Obsession of the Demiurge. Selected Works 1993-2012
"The very first retrospective in Belgium of internationally acclaimed German painter Neo Rauch who, with his monumental canvases full of drama, violence and mystery, has almost single-handedly made figurative painting cool again" - review by Rebecca Caste
D+T project, Rue Bosquetstraat 4, 1060 Brussels Belgium
Kristof Kintera: Symptoms of Nervosities
In his first solo exhibition in Brussels, Kristof Kintera alters everyday objects and scenarios to suggest human anxieties. Review by Zdena Mtetwa-Middernacht.
Meessen de Clercq, Abdijstraat 2a Rue de l'Abbaye, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Lieven De Boeck: Image not found
Lieven de Boeck's latest exhibition presents a group of works stemming from the artist's residency in Los Angeles, incorporating a sense of duality and mirrored meanings. Review by Elke Segers.
La Loge, Kluisstraat - rue de l'Ermitage 86 B-1050 Brussels
Roe Ethridge & Zin Taylor: The Ceremony and the Spirit
La Loge, an unconventional artistic platform that opened in September in a former freemason's temple in Ixelles, currently hosts 'The Ceremony and the Spirit'. The title of the exhibition was the starting point for a site-specific artistic dialogue betwee
ELAINE LEVY PROJECT, rue Fourmois, 9 B-1050 Bruxelles
Philippe Van Wolputte: Inside, Outside, Downside
Elaine Lévy, a young gallerist in the rapidly expanding gallery hotspot that is Europe's capital, currently hosts a solo exhibition by a young Belgian artist, Philippe Van Wolputte (°1982, Antwerp). The title, 'Inside, Outside, Downside', quite accurately
WIELS, 354 avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels
Joëlle Tuerlinckx: WOR(LD)K IN PROGRESS?
WIELS is presenting the first large-scale exhibition of Joëlle Tuerlinckx' work in Brussels, the city where she lives and works. WOR(LD)K IN PROGRESS' retraces Joëlle Tuerlinckx's practice via new pieces and through the reactivation of earlier works and c
KOMPLOT, 295 Avenue Van Volxemlaan B-1190 Brussels
Bat Sheva Ross: Telling a Mind Stop Being a Mind
Monotonously controlled, in an attempt to push out every irregularity, two different 'inner' voices are taking turns in counting from hundred till one. The countdown ends and opens up a hypnotically calm but thorough, albeit mute, interrogation between th
Jan Mot, rue Antoine Dansaertstraat 190 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Pierre Bismuth: Mit Pierre Bismuth gegen Propaganda
Entering Jan Mot gallery in the centre of Brussels today is like accepting to follow the laws of entropy rigorously produced in the works of Pierre Bismuth...
ELISA PLATTEAU & CIE GALERIE, LAKENSESTRAAT 86, RUE DE LAEKEN, B-BRUSSEL 1000
Jurgen Ots: La Porte de l?Enfer. The Gate of the Infernal Regions.
So, this is a piece by Jürgen Ots, an emerging Belgian artist in his thirties, who started his project in 2010 departing from a single image. An image that shows pieces of broken glass....
BRUXELLES CONGRÈS STATION, Boulevard Pachéco 38, 1000 Brussels
POPPOSITIONS
POPPOSITIONS is a new off-fair taking place during Art Brussels, showcasing emerging artists and galleries working with site-specific exhibitions. A selection of artworks will be presented in deliberate interaction with a unique architectural setting, the
