31/10/2026 - 18/04/2027
Ossip Zadkine and Belgium
Belgium played a surprisingly important role in Ossip Zadkine’s career. Before his international breakthrough, he found collectors, critics and fellow artists there who supported ...
Read moreArt needs to be alive. Which means it has to come out and play. Besides curating and setting up exhibitions, The Phoebus Foundation also regularly gives objects on loan to museums or collaborates in other ways with both national and international museums. Discover here our upcoming exhibitions, activities and loans.
31/10/2026 - 18/04/2027
Belgium played a surprisingly important role in Ossip Zadkine’s career. Before his international breakthrough, he found collectors, critics and fellow artists there who supported ...
Read more24/10/2026 - 28/02/2027
Colour takes on an almost independent role in Neo-Impressionism. Rather than being fully mixed on the palette, tones are built up from small, separate touches that only come togeth ...
Read more22/10/2026 - 19/03/2027
Darkness, introspection and a sense of unease run through Soleil Noir. Taking Léon Spilliaert’s work as its starting point, Villa Empain brings together artists from different g ...
Read more15/10/2026 - 07/03/2027
With Daughters of Minerva, Museum DOMUS turns its attention to women who lived for centuries in the shadow of power, yet still helped shape the political, cultural and everyday lif ...
Read more15/10/2026 - 31/01/2027
Van Hemessen & Father brings together, for the first time, a broad overview of the sixteenth-century Van Hemessen family of artists. At its heart are Jan van Hemessen and his d ...
Read more10/10/2026 - 22/08/2027
In Odense, Denmark, Kunstmuseum Brandts turns its attention to still life with Kunst på bordet! (Art on the Table!), an exhibition spanning four centuries of art. From seventeenth ...
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