Experience our ART DECO. Style in a changing society exhibition — now also available online! Stroll virtually through the exhibition rooms, admire the artworks, and immerse yourself in the texts, details, and audio excerpts.
After four centuries, the preparatory drawing for The Last Supper altarpiece by Jan Erasmus Quellinus returns to its hometown. Thanks to the Léon Courtin–Marcelle Bouché Fund, the work is now on view at the Hof van Busleyden Museum.
Henry and Louise Le Bœuf’s archive has now been entrusted to the KBR so that it can be conserved, studied and promoted. This exceptional acquisition, made by the Marie-Jeanne Dauchy Fund, sheds further light on Belgian cultural history at the turn of the 19th century.
Visitors to the new rooms at the Brussels Art & History Museum will have the opportunity to admire several works from the King Baudouin Foundation’s collection. The rooms are devoted to 19th century decorative arts as well as to the Art Nouveau and Art Deco.
The POMONA Art Fund – an initiative by SOFAM – supports artists at key moments in their development. At Art Brussels, it highlighted laureates Johan Grimonprez, Marie Zolamian, and Hussein Shikha. Three artists bridging cultures through powerful visual stories.
