In Stephan Vanfleteren. Transcripts of a Sea, the renowned Belgian photographer offers a glimpse into his long-standing fascination with the sea. His photographs are placed in dial ...

From 16 September 2025, Singer Laren will present the exhibition 1913. The Great Art Explosion. Colourful and daring works by artists including Jan Sluijters, Piet Mondrian, Kees v ...

This autumn, the ALBERTINA Museum presents the major exhibition Gothic Modern, dedicated to the surprising dialogue between Gothic art and modernism. While modern art is often rega ...

Women Artists from Antwerp to Amsterdam, 1600–1750 explores the many ways in which women shaped the artistic life of the Low Countries; sometimes celebrated, often overlooked. Ra ...

James Ensor drew inspiration from traditions rich in biting humour, defiance and popular theatre culture, as well as from the colourful street carnivals of Flanders. Witold Wojtkie ...

At the Limburgs Museum, the vibrant world of the Burgundian age takes centre stage. The exhibition explores how rulers, knights and townspeople expressed their power, tase and joy ...

This exhibition celebrates Michaelina Wautier, one of the most remarkable rediscoveries of the seventeenth century. Known for her striking portraits, Wautier broke through the boun ...

James Ensor – Claude Monet – Léon Spilliaert Landscapes of the Soul invites visitors to explore the Belgian art scene at the turn of the 19th century. The exhibition p ...

The Woman Question offers a fresh perspective on the position of women in art history. Across eight thematic chapters, a visual narrative unfolds that highlights the vitality and v ...

The retable with the Lamentation from The Phoebus Foundation’s collection will be on display at The Art Institute of Chicago for the next three years. This rare masterpiece, ...