“Bruges developed throughout the Middle Ages as a world city, a hub in global networks of trade, culture and politics. At its peak, Bruges seemed to be the epicentre of the w ...

Saint Paul’s church is one of Antwerp’s most remarkable heritage sites, home to a permanent collection where painting and architecture naturally complement one another, with wo ...

This exhibition centres on a friendship that helped change the course of art. When Gustave De Smet fled to the Netherlands during the First World War, he crossed paths with Leo Ges ...

Throughout history, heritage has often borne the brunt of war, disaster and shifts in power. From iconic monuments to local sites, traces of upheaval remain visible. Ename is no ex ...

A 17th century trailblazer rediscovered. Michaelina Wautier is one of the most remarkable artists of the seventeenth century. Working in Brussels at a time when women painters were ...

Van Dyck, the European at Palazzo Ducale Genoa takes visitors through the life and work of Anthony Van Dyck (Antwerp 1599 to London 1641). The exhibition traces his path from his F ...

Women artists from Antwerp to Amsterdam, 1600-1750 In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, women left a refined yet profound mark on the artistic life of the Low Countries. Ye ...

From the Ideal to the Grotesque in the Renaissance Beauty and ugliness have always captivated, challenged and seduced humankind. Their meaning shifts with every era and culture, wi ...