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Contemporary Art Fair Fair Guide 2017

MEMENTOS Artists ’ Souvenirs , Artefacts , and Other Curiosities 20-23.04.2017

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Alfredo Aceto Boris Achour David Adamo Waseem Ahmed Harold Ancart Omar Ba Jill Baroff Robert Barry Eric Baudelaire Linus Bill+Adrien Horni Pierre Bismuth Xiao Bo Dirk Braeckman Larry Clark Sarah Conaway Shezad Dawood Geoffrey de Beer Folkert de Jong Edith Dekyndt Wim Delvoye A K Dolven Lionel Estève Andrea Éva Győri Michel François Leo Gabin Kendell Geers Babak Golkar Main partner

Thilo Heinzmann Erika Hock Karl Holmqvist Jenny Holzer Alex Israël Christian Jankowski Li Jingxiong Ermias Kifleyesus Yunchul Kim Joseph Kosuth Germaine Kruip Sean Landers José Lerma Linder Ella Littwitz Shana Lutker Benoît Maire Kris Martin Chris Martin Elisabeth McAlpine Josephine Meckseper Théo Mercier Mathieu Mercier Jonathan Monk Hermann Nitsch Sophie Nys Edgar Orlaineta

Slawomir Pawszak Bruno Peinado Annaïk Lou Pitteloud Laure Prouvost Thom Puckey Pablo Rasgado Evariste Richer Fabrice Samyn Malgorzata Szymankiewicz Vibeke Tandberg Tercerunquinto Gert & Uwe Tobias Barthélémy Toguo Betty Tompkins Joris Van de Moortel Jan Van Imschoot Jacques Vieille Eric Yahnker Thomas Zitzwitz Curated by Jens Hoffmann & Piper Marshall Scenography by Lhoas & Lhoas

INSIDE THE FAIR Galleries 5 Artistic projects 23 Talks 45

OUTSIDE THE FAIR Brussels galleries Private & corporate collections Museums & art centres in Brussels Museums & art centres in Belgium Artist & curator-run spaces Bars & restaurants

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Contemporary or modern galleries presenting established and mid-career artists on an international level. 0 11R Gallery - New York Gallery 55 - Shanghai

stand C.18 stand A.14

A ADN - Barcelona Sabrina Amrani - Madrid Enrico Astuni - Bologna Piero Atchugarry - Pueblo Garzón Avlskarl - Copenhague

stand C.15 stand C.05 stand A.37 stand C.02 stand A.20

B Baró - Sao Paulo Albert Baronian - Brussels Art Bärtschi & Cie - Geneva Base-Alpha - Antwerp Baton - Seoul Bernier/Eliades - Athens, Brussels Thomas Brambilla - Bergamo Brand New Gallery - Milan Galleri Brandstrup - Oslo Bugada & Cargnel - Paris

stand C.41 stand B.37 stand C.40 stand C.10 stand C.31 stand B.32 stand B.15 stand C.33 stand C.25 stand B.21

C Casado Santapau - Madrid Ceysson & Bénétière - Paris, Luxembourg, Saint-Etienne Chelouche - Tel Aviv Choi&Lager - Cologne, Seoul Continua - San Gimignano, Beijing, Les Moulins, Habana Cortesi - Lugano, London

stand A.21 stand C.42

D Monica De Cardenas - Milan Kristof De Clercq - Ghent dépendance - Brussels Eric Dupont - Paris

stand A.01 stand B.05 stand A.18 stand A.41

F Imane Farès - Paris Fifty One - Antwerp, New York Les filles du calvaire - Paris Flatland - Amsterdam MLF | Marie-Laure Fleisch - Rome, Brussels FOLD - London Forsblom - Helsinki, Stockholm Jean Fournier - Paris

stand C.07 stand B.40 stand A.36 stand E.03 stand C.14 stand B.03 stand C.29 stand A.43

G Annie Gentils - Antwerp Geukens & De Vil - Knokke, Antwerp

stand E.09 stand A.40

H HDM Gallery - Beijing Hopstreet - Brussels Xavier Hufkens - Brussels

stand A.26 stand A.02 stand B.29

J Jahn und Jahn - Munich rodolphe janssen - Brussels

stand C.39 stand B.18

stand E.07

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stand A.19 stand A.07 stand A.10

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K KOW - Berlin Krinzinger - Vienna Kusseneers - Brussels

stand C.17 stand B.20 stand A.42

L IrĂ¨ne Laub - Brussels Lelong - Paris, New York Galerie Christian Lethert - Cologne LMNO - Brussels Javier Lopez & Fer Frances - Madrid Lyles & King - New York

stand A.04 stand B.31 stand E.06 stand E.10 stand B.38 stand B.01

M Ron Mandos - Amsterdam stand A.11 & B.10 Marlborough Contemporary - London, New York stand A.16 Maruani Mercier - Brussels, Knokke stand C.34 Mario Mauroner - Vienna, Salzburg stand C.28 Mario Mazzoli - Berlin stand A.35 Greta Meert - Brussels stand B.17 Meessen De Clercq - Brussels stand A.29 Eva Meyer - Paris stand E.05 Minini - Brescia stand B.07 Mitterrand - Paris stand B.41 Ani MolnĂĄr - Budapest stand C.12 N New Art Centre - Salisbury Nosbaum Reding - Luxembourg O Nathalie Obadia - Paris, Brussels OSL Contemporary - Oslo

stand A.23 & B.22 stand B.34 stand B.28 stand C.08

P Parafin - London Pearl Lam Galleries - Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore Karl Pfefferle - Munich PROYECTOSMONCLOVA - Mexico City

stand C.03 stand B.36 stand A.12 stand C.20

S SAGE Paris - Paris Semiose - Paris Senda - Barcelona SKOPIA / P.-H. Jaccaud - Geneva Filomena Soares - Lisbon Sorry We're Closed - Brussels Pietro Sparta - Chagny Marc Straus - New York

stand C.35 stand C.04 stand C.16 stand C.19 stand A.24 stand B.06 stand B.11 stand C.11

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R Almine Rech - Brussels, Paris, London, New York stand B.23 (re)D. - Antwerp stand E.04 Michel Rein - Paris, Brussels stand B.04 Denise RenĂŠ - Paris stand A.31 Repetto - London stand B.02 Robilant+Voena - London, Milan, St Moritz stand A.25 Tyler Rollins - New York stand A.09 Ronchini - London stand C.09 Rossicontemporary - Brussels stand E.11

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T Suzanne Tarasieve - Paris Timothy Taylor - London Daniel Templon - Paris, Brussels Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman - Innsbruck, Vienna Tina Kim - New York Tiwani Contemporary - London M.F. Toninelli - Monte Carlo Transit - Mechelen Tucci Russo - Torre Pellice Steve Turner - Los Angeles

stand A.44 stand B.19 stand C.32 stand C.22 stand B.26 stand C.01 stand A.25 stand C.37 stand B.09 stand C.06

U unttld - Vienna

stand E.12

V Sofie Van de Velde - Antwerp stand A.39 van der Mieden - Antwerp stand A.05 Axel Vervoordt Gallery - Antwerp, Hong Kong stand B.35 & C.36 Nadja Vilenne - LiĂ¨ge stand A.22 VNH - Paris stand A.28 W Wetterling - Stockholm, Gothenbourg

stand C.21

X Xippas - Paris, Montevideo, Punta Del Este, Geneva

stand C.27

Z Zidoun-Bossuyt - Luxembourg Zilberman - Istanbul, Berlin Zink - Waldkirchen in der Oberpfalz

stand A.06 stand C.24 stand C.43

Discovery 22,48 m² - Paris with Caroline Delieutraz

stand D.10

Allen - Paris with Laëtitia Badaut Haussmann, Linus Bill + Adrien Horni, Trevor Yeung

stand D.16

BWA Warszawa - Warsaw stand D.13 with Sławek Pawszak, Małgorzata Szymankiewicz, Iza Tarasewicz Carroll / Fletcher - London with John Wood and Paul Harrison

stand D.09

Clages - Cologne with Monika Stricker

stand D.21

Conradi - Hamburg, Brussels with Thomas Baldischwyler

stand D.14

Copperfield / Division of Labour - London with Sam Curtis, Eric Van Hove

stand D.11

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DISCOVERY presents 30 galleries that actively support emerging international artists presenting booths with a maximum of three represented artists who are not yet known in the European context, and whose practice constitutes a real ‘discovery’ for collectors.

COSAR HMT - Düsseldorf with Erika Hock, Sara Sizer

stand D.06

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Dauwens & Beernaert - Brussels stand D.25 with Marco De Sanctis, Stanislas Lahaut, Adam Vackar Anne de Villepoix - Paris with Jean Denant

stand D.01

Lucie Drdova - Prague with Barbora Kleinhamplova, Vaclav Magid

stand D.27

Edel Assanti - London with Babak Golkar

stand D.20

Escougnou-Cetraro - Paris with David de Tscharner, Andrés Ramirez

stand D.02

Selma Feriani - London stand D.12 with Lina Ben Rejeb, Elena Damiani, Pascal Hachem Thierry Goldberg - New York with Jonathan Lyndon Chase, Tschabalala Self

stand D.04

Gowen Contemporary - Geneva with Waseem Ahmed

stand D.05

Grimmuseum - Berlin with Matyás Chochola

stand D.08

Nathalie Halgand - Vienna with Leander Schönweger

stand D.30

Harlan Levey Projects - Brussels stand D.07 with Haseeb Ahmed, Ella Littwitz, Emmanuel Van der Auwera Kristin Hjellegjerde - London with Amadou Sanogo 12

stand D.29

stand D.24

MARSO - Mexico City with Carla Arias, Daniela Libertat

stand D.19

Mier - Los Angeles with Jana SchrĂśder

stand D.03

Shulamit Nazarian - Los Angeles with Wendell Gladstonen, Reuven Israel

stand D.23

Neumeister Bar-Am - Berlin with Micah Hesse

stand D.28

Polansky - Prague with Roma Stetina

stand D.22

Raum mit Licht - Vienna stand D.26 with Karin Fisslthaler, Claudia Larcher, Roman Pfeffer Barbara Seiler - Zurich with AnnaĂŻk Lou Pitteloud

stand D.17

SMAC - Cape Town with Masimba Hwati

stand D.18

Rita Urso - Milan with Elizabeth McAlpine

stand D.15

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The Hole - New York with Eric Yahnker

DiscoverY committee The DISCOVERY Committee, for the selection of the DISCOVERY section, consists of a group of international curators and gallerists.

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Eva Birkenstock | Director Kunstverein für die Rheinlande und Westfalen (Düsseldorf) Michael Callies | dépendance (Brussels) Aaron Cezar | Director Delfina Foundation (London) Zoë Gray | Senior Curator, Wiels (Brussels) Nikolaus Oberhuber | KOW Gallery (Berlin)

DiscoverY prize The DISCOVERY Prize is awarded every year to the gallery with the best presentation in the DISCOVERY section. Art Brussels wishes to encourage the work of galleries, which support emerging artists, and has therefore instigated a prize of 5.000 euros since 2013, which is awarded each year to the gallery that has made the most original and engaging presentation in the fair.

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This year's jury members are: FrĂŠdĂŠric de Goldschmidt | Collector Dimitri Jeurissen | Collector & founding partner Base Design Nicolas Lewis | Founder and editor-in-chief The Word Magazine Matteo Lucchetti | Curator BAK (Utrecht) Philippe Van Cauteren | Artistic Director S.M.A.K. (Ghent) DISCOVERY Prize supported by Moleskine

Rediscovery

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Dedicated to art from 1917 to 1987, by living or deceased artists who are under recognised, underestimated or forgotten. Tracing a timeline that spans the beginnings of conceptual art to neo-conceptualism, via the twentieth-century avant-garde, this section aims to excavate and highlight surprising, unknown and original practices that have not yet broken into the art historical mainstream. Laura Bulian Gallery - Milan stand B.39 with Vyacheslav Akhunov, Vlado Martek, Ugo La Pietra Ceysson & Bénétière - Paris, Luxembourg, Saint-Etienne with Jean Messagier

stand A.15

rodolphe janssen - Brussels with Léon Wuidar

stand B.16

Galerie Kornfeld - Berlin with Natela Iankoshvili

stand E.02

Laurentin Gallery - Paris, Brussels with Reinhoud d'Haese, Raoul Ubac

stand C.38

Galería de las Misiones - Montevideo with José Pedro Costigliolo, María Freire Sophia Contemporary - London with Alfred Basbous 16

stand C.05.1 stand A.38

stand C.36

VILTIN - Budapest with Attila Kovacs â&#x20AC;&#x192;

stand A.03

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Axel Vervoordt Gallery - Antwerp, Hong Kong with Ryuji Tanaka

Solo

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A SOLO presentation is an individual ambitious project dedicated to the work of one artist. The SOLO presentations are pre-selected by the International Selection Committee. The participants of the Prize are marked with a (*) Diana Al-Hadid* Galleri Brandstrup - Oslo

stand C.26

David Altmejd* Xavier Hufkens - Brussels

stand B.27

Jill Baroff* Galerie Christian Lethert - Cologne

stand E.06

Omar Ba* Daniel Templon - Brussels, Paris

stand C.30

Niki de Saint Phalle Mitterrand - Paris

stand B.41

Steve Gianakos* Semiose - Paris

stand C.04

Volker HĂźller* 11R Gallery - New York

stand C.18

Friedrich Kunath* VNH â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Paris

stand A.28

stand C.34

Benoît Maire* Meessen De Clercq - Brussels

stand A.27

Théo Mercier* Bugada Cargnel - Paris

stand B.21

Mohau Modisakeng* Ron Mandos - Amsterdam

stand A.11

Nicolas Momein* Ceysson & Bénétière - Paris, Luxembourg, Saint-Etienne

stand A.17

Laure Prouvost* Nathalie Obadia - Paris, Brussels

stand B.30

Josh Sperling* Sorry We're Closed - Brussels

stand B.08

Grazia Varisco* Cortesi - Lugano, London

stand C.44

Rose Wylie* Choi&Lager - Cologne, Seoul

stand A.10

Guy Yanai* Flatland - Amsterdam

stand E.03

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Manuel Mathieu* Maruani Mercier - Brussels, Knokke

Solo prize The SOLO exhibitions present work by established and upcoming artists and are spread throughout the fair. Galleries have the opportunity to make a distinctive statement by presenting one specific project by an individual artist. This gives the visitor the opportunity to discover the work of an artist at greater depth.

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The best SOLO artist in the fair is rewarded with the SOLO Prize of 10.000 euros. This year's jury members are: Aaron Cezar | Director Delfina Foundation (London) Abaseh Mirvali | Independent project producer and curator Tanguy Van Quickenborne | Collector Bruno & Gael van Lierde | Collectors Eva Wittocx | Senior curator M-Museum (Leuven)

SOLO Prize supported by Van Den Weghe â&#x20AC;&#x192;

Editions Galleries representing upcoming or established contemporary artists creating art works in a multiple. stand F.02 stand B.00 stand F.01 stand C.46 stand E.08 stand E.01 Galleries

Galerie 8+4 - Paris Artlead - Brussels Editions Dilecta - Paris GDM... - Paris MANIERA - Brussels valerie_traan gallery

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Artforum International Contemporary Lynx Eikon Elephant Fluxnews Gagarin H ART KUNSTforum Mercatorfonds

Other exhibitors The Belfius Lounge FĂŠdĂŠration Wallonie-Bruxelles Ruinart Stibbe visit.brussels

stand M.01 stand M.05 stand M.07 stand M.08 stand M.04 stand M.06 stand M.02 stand M.03 stand M.09

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Sophie Nys, handcrafted wooden toilet seat courtesy of the artist

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Malgorzata Szymankiewicz, school globe from the 80â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s courtesy of the artist

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Artists' Souvenirs, Artefacts, and Other Curiosities

Mathieu Mercier, a very small pencil courtesy of the artist

Curated by Jens Hoffmann and Piper Marshall Ownership is the most intimate relationship one can have to objects. Not that they come alive in us; it is us who comes alive in them.Â â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Walter Benjamin As part of its landmark 35th edition, Art Brussels presents an intimate exhibition bringing together personal objects, relics, souvenirs, and artefacts from the private collections of over seventy artists, all of whom are represented by galleries participating in Art Brussels 2017. Installed in a newly designed display that evokes historical cabinets of curiosities, with their mix of objects relating to such diverse fields as archaeology, geology, natural history, and religious relics, the exhibition is both an archive and a theater of personal memories. 25

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Uwe Tobias, plastic penguin courtesy of the artist

Andrea Ă&#x2030;va GyĂśri, babybulbs, 2014 courtesy of the artist

The objects on view represent an approach to collecting and the value of things that emphasizes emotional or sentimental significance, and individual histories and memories. They include family heirlooms that have been passed on from generation to generation, much-loved books and records, pieces of furniture from childhood, favorite items of clothing, obscure salt and pepper shakers, even the jaw of a shark. Each object conveys something of the particular history of the artist who collected and preserved it. We most often associate collecting with museums or wealthy individuals, yet anyone can collect anything imaginable, from old toys to cookbooks, vintage cars, cocktail shakers, antique globes, historical maps, autographs, or baseball cards. What makes us hold on to objects that might be totally insignificant to others? They might remind us of someone important to us, or recall a special period of our life. They might connect the past with the present, or fill a void, or offer stability and security in uncertain times. Collections also play a role in the formation of identities, both personal and collective. We can look back at the objects of those who came before us to trace our own histories and induce a sense of cultural belonging. As many passionate 26

Christian Jankowski, vinyl LP, Shigeharu Mukai, Spacing Out, 1978 courtesy of the artist

collectors have admitted, collecting can become addictive, as treacherous as a dependency on alcohol, drugs, or gambling. For many such collectors, the activity of finding an object can feel more important than actually owning it. Once collecting becomes compulsive, we call it hoarding, a pathological behavior that denies the possibility of letting go of even the most insignificant item. Yet collecting can also be socially affirming, as people frequently bond over their collections, perhaps making them available to the public for education or entertainment, or sharing them with other, equally passionate collectors. We all collect things, even if unintentionally, as with for instance photographic images, or memorized poems or jokes. When it comes to the deliberate collecting of contemporary art, various rational objectives are usually at play. The individual investor-collector is looking for work that will accrue in value. Speculation, the so-called â&#x20AC;&#x153;flippingâ&#x20AC;? of art pieces, has become a modus operandi many collectors looking for fast financial returns. For an artwork to enter a museum collection, the criteria are generally that it must affirm the forms and ideas of past artworks, yet at the same time deviate sufficiently from what has come before that it can be considered novel, fresh, and inventive. 27

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Gert Tobias, ceramic sculpture courtesy of the artist

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Kendell Geers, bottle of sandy water courtesy of the artist

Fabrice Samyn, sand dollar courtesy of the artist

Whereas a demand for the new drives the contemporary art world, mementos represent instead the precious, the old, the re-found, the recuperation of the cast-off. Mementos form an alternative to how value is gauged, suggesting that the worth of an object rests in its relationship to a certain individual subject. And this relationship becomes quite interesting when the memento in question belongs to an artist. Displaying private items in the often-abstracting context of an art fair proposes a different economy than that of investment in art objects for financial gain, or museum acquisition in the interest of creating an artistic canon. The items exhibited together in Mementos: Artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Souvenirs, Artefacts, and Other Curiosities demonstrate how the personal object can push up against the contemporary social construction of the commodity-artwork. The resulting friction reveals an exploration of what is otherwise obfuscated, stressing what the anthropologist Igorâ&#x20AC;&#x2030;Kopytoff described as the strain between the individual and the global culture of goods. While the network of artist, dealer, and institution brings value to artworks, the memento may have little to no monetary value and yet commands emotional attachment. It prompts questions related to privatization: What do we accept to be hidden from view? How is the inaccessibility of a curiosity 28

Omar Ba, postcard of the colonial period in Africa. Courtesy of the artist

Edgar Orlaineta, a brass enameled cigarette case. Courtesy of the artist

Some mementos conjure everyday activities. The many holes puncturing the surface of a wooden incense burner invoke the senses, perhaps a wafting of perfumed air that masks sweat from a hard day’s work and suggests rituals of de-stressing. A small copper table bell, its clapper long gone, calls up the sound of a dinner yet to be served and eaten. These collected fragments, accumulated over time and each taken from the atelier of an artist, tell stories of workspaces for creatives. Mementos: Artists’ Souvenirs, Artefacts, and Other Curiosities unlocks the barrier between the private (the personal objects) and the public (the artworks on view at the fair), putting a new frame on the larger context of economic and political structures. It specifically examines society’s enduring fascination with and fixation on the material, which seems so fundamental to how we experience the world. One might say that our economy is based on the transformation of material from one state into another, for instance a piece of wood turned into a chair, or pieces of silver into a ring. Looking at objects and materials this way, the two prevalent ideologies of the twentieth century, capitalism and communism, seem in fact not that different, 29

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different from or similar to an artwork in storage? When does curiosity disclose something unexpected?

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both being focused on the production of goods, albeit one for individual advantage the other for communal benefit. Yet there is another kind of economy of objects, namely that of immateriality and memory. All the objects in this exhibition carry highly personal stories, anecdotes, narratives, and fascinations. The Politics of Things is a series of talks, conversations and readings that will accompany the exhibition Mementos: Artists’ Souvenirs, Artefacts, and Other Curiosities organized by Jens Hoffmann and Piper Marshall. The talks will bring together artists’ reflections on the relationship between art and non-art objects as well as anthropological and psychoanalytical readings of the items on display. About Jens Hoffmann Jens Hoffmann is an exhibition maker and writer. He is currently Director of Exhibitions and Public Programs at the Jewish Museum in New York, Senior Curator at Large at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit and Co-Artistic Director of Front International: Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art. Since 2007 he has been senior advisor and curator for the KADIST Art Foundation in Paris and San Francisco. Prior to joining the Jewish Museum in 2012 he was Director of the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art in San Francisco (2007-2012) and Director of Exhibitions and Chief Curator at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London (2003-2007). Hoffmann has curated over 50 exhibitions around the world including the 2nd San Juan Triennial (2009), the 12th Istanbul Biennial (2011) and the 9th Shanghai Biennial (2012). He was Assistant Curator for documenta X, Kassel (1997) as well as Assistant Curator for the 1st Berlin Biennial (1998). The author of several books, Hoffmann has also held several academic roles including at Goldsmiths, University of London, the Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan, California College 30

of the Arts in San Francisco (2006-2012) and the 4th Gwangju Biennale Curatorial Course. About Piper Marshall Piper Marshall is an independent curator and writer. Her research-intensive practice is conducted at the Department of Art History at Columbia University, where she is a third year PhD student. Marshall has presented her work at the Van Gogh Foundation, Arles; Paris Photo France; and the Graduate Center, CUNY. Marshall also curates a seasonal programme for Mary Boone Gallery.

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Prior to continuing studies at Columbia University in 2014, Marshall was Curator at the Swiss Institute / Contemporary Art in New York (2007-2013). Marshall is the curator of the 12th Annual A.I.R. Biennial (2017). She has curated the group exhibitions Life of Forms (2016); Body Bildung (2015); Couplings (2014); Descartes Daughter (2013); Meet Me At The Bottom of The Poem (2010); and Middle Man (2010). Marshall has curated monographic exhibitions of artists Sadie Benning, John Miller, Ericka Beckman, Silke-Otto Knapp, Allan McCollum, Judith Bernstein among many others. She contributed essays to the monographs of Rochelle Goldberg and Josephine Meckseper and edited the exhibition reader for Descartes Daughter. Marshall is a frequent contributor to Texte Zur Kunst, Kaleidoscope Magazine, Art In America and artforum.com.

The scenography of the exhibition is designed by Lhoas Lhoas, a Brussels-based architecture firm founded in 1994 and the graphic design is entrusted to Base Design, who designed the new branding for the fair. 31

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Artists included in the Mementos exhibition represented by the Art Brussels galleries:

Alfredo Aceto Bugada & Cargnel Boris Achour Allen David Adamo rodolphe janssen Waseem Ahmed Gowen Contemporary Harold Ancart Xavier Hufkens Omar Ba Daniel Templon Art BĂ¤rtschi & Cie Jill Baroff Galerie Christian Lethert Robert Barry Greta Meert Minini Galerie 8+4 Eric Baudelaire Greta Meert Linus Bill + Adrien Horni Allen Pierre Bismuthâ&#x20AC;&#x2030; Bugada & Cargnel Xiao Bo Gallery 55 Dirk Braeckman artlead.net

stand B.21 stand D.16 stand B.18 stand D.05 stand D.29 stand C.32 stand C.40 stand E.06 stand B.17 stand B.07 stand F.02 stand B.17 stand D.16 stand B.21 stand A.14 stand B.00

stand A.12 stand D.17 stand C.20 stand C.10 stand C.33 stand B.17 stand B.18 stand B.32 stand C.40 stand C.08 stand B.37 stand D.08 stand B.29 stand A.28 stand B.18 stand C.15

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Larry Clark Karl Pfefferle Sarah Conaway Barbara Seiler Shezad Dawood Timothy Taylor Geoffrey de Beer Base-Alpha Folkert De Jong Brand New Gallery Edith Dekyndt Greta Meert Wim Delvoye rodolphe janssen Bernier / Eliades Art Bärtschi & Cie A K Dolven OSL contemporary Lionel Estève Albert Baronian Andrea Eva Györi Grimmuseum Michel François Xavier Hufkens Leo Gabin VNH Kendell Geers rodolphe janssen ADN

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Artists included in the Mementos exhibition represented by the Art Brussels galleries:

Babak Golkar Edel Assanti Sabrina Amrani Thilo Heinzmann dépendance Erika Hock Cosar HMT Karl Holmqvist dépendance Jenny Holzer Pearl Lam Galleries Javier López & Fer Francés Alex Israël Almine Rech Christian Jankowski Enrico Astuni PROYECTOSMONCLOVA Li Jingxiong HDM Gallery Pearl Lam Galleries Ermias Kifleyesus Kusseneers Yunchul Kim Baton Joseph Kosuth Galleri Brandstrup Almine Rech Cortesi Germaine Kruip Sofie Van de Velde 34

stand D.20 stand C.05 stand A.18 stand D.06 stand A.18 stand B.36 stand B.38 stand B.23 stand A.37 stand C.20 stand A.26 stand B.36 stand A.42 stand C.31 stand C.25 stand B.23 stand C.44 stand A.39

stand B.18 stand C.33 stand A.18 stand D.07 stand C.21 stand A.29 stand A.28 stand B.00 stand A.28 stand B.18 stand C.17 stand D.15 stand C.20 stand B.07 stand B.21 stand D.19 stand F.01

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Sean Landers rodolphe janssen José Lerma Brand New Gallery Linder dépendance Ella Littwitz Harlan Levey Projects Shana Lutker Wetterling Benoît Maire Meessen De Clercq VNH Kris Martin artlead.net VNH Chris Martin rodolphe janssen KOW Elizabeth McAlpine Rita Urso Josephine Meckseper Timothy Taylor Mathieu Mercier Minini Théo Mercier Bugada & Cargnel MARSO Edition Dilecta

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Artists included in the Mementos exhibition represented by the Art Brussels galleries:

Jonathan Monk Minini Hermann Nitschâ&#x20AC;&#x2030; Marc Straus Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman Jahn und Jahn Sophie Nys Greta Meert MANIERA Edgar Orlaineta PROYECTOSMONCLOVA Slawomir Pawszak BWA Warszawa Bruno Peinado ADN Mario Mauroner AnnaĂŻk Lou Pitteloud Barbara Seiler Laure Prouvost Nathalie Obadia Edition Dilecta Thom Puckey Annie Gentils Pablo Rasgado Steve Turner Evariste Richer Meessen De Clercq Fabrice Samyn Meessen De Clercq

stand B.07 stand C.11 stand C.22 stand C.39 stand B.17 stand E.08 stand C.20 stand D.13 stand C.15 stand C.28 stand D.17 stand B.30 stand F.01 stand E.09 stand C.06 stand A.29 stand A.29

stand D.13 stand C.08 stand C.20 stand B.18 stand B.31 stand C.28 stand B.18 stand B.30 stand A.12 stand C.32 stand E.09 stand D.24 stand A.06

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Malgorzata Szymankiewicz BWA Warszawa Vibeke Tandberg OSL contemporary Tercerunquinto PROYECTOSMONCLOVA Gert & Uwe Tobias rodolphe janssen Barthélémy Toguo Galerie Lelong Mario Mauroner Betty Tompkins rodolphe janssen Joris van de Moortel Nathalie Obadia Jan Van Imschoot Karl Pfefferle Daniel Templon Jacques Vieille Annie Gentils Eric Yahnker The Hole Thomas Zitzwitz Zidoun-Bossuyt

Venice Biennale The Belgian Pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale Dirk Braeckman & Eva Wittocx Stibbe Lounge

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In anticipation of his commission at the Belgian Pavilion in Venice this year, curated by Eva Wittocx, Dirk Braeckman presents a large range of prints from the Sisyphus series from 2005 in the lounge of fair partner Stibbe. Dirk Braeckman’s work brings stillness to today’s steady tide of images. Working with analogue photography, he explores the boundaries of his medium and challenges photographic conventions. Experiment is crucial to both their registration by the camera and their subsequent processing. The exposure, manipulation and development of negative and photographic paper consistently results in new and unique images. His subjects are recognizable, yet flirt with representation, abstraction and the reality of what is shown. Dirk Braeckman looks for open images with a special charge, which withhold as well as divulge information, giving them the power to hold the viewer’s gaze. Intimacy and distance combine in his photographic images to make a private, secluded world whose meaning remains undefined. The Belgian Pavilion is presenting a series of monumental prints on baryta paper. The unique, analogue prints are made in Braeckman’s darkroom, with the artist sometimes creating multiple images from the same source.

Conferences will further develop ideas around both the Belgian Pavilion and the 57th Venice Biennale in the Stibbe Lounge at the fair. Art Brussels is a proud friend of the Belgian Pavilion. With the indispensable support of Stibbe.

Artistic Projects

Dirk Braeckman Curator: Eva Wittocx Belgian Pavilion 57th International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 13 May to 26 November 2017 www.dirkbraeckman.be Dirk Braeckman, from the series Sisyphus 2005, inkjet on glossy blueprint paper, 40 x 30 cm ÂŠ Dirk Braeckman, courtesy of Zeno X Gallery, Antwerp

fédération waLLonie BruxeLLes Artistic Projects

Michel Mazzoni, Amorces, curated by Frédéric Collier Stand D.31 Michel Mazzoni is a visual artist who uses the photographic medium to explore its material essence. Ever seeking the limits of the image, his work is positioned at the boundary of photography and painting, figurative art and abstraction. It’s a fragmentary aesthetic that blurs the figurative referent and reveals the materiality of a document that becomes an object. Conscious of the precariousness of both printing methods and short-term broadcasting, Michel Mazzoni questions the fragility of images. Believing that photography is not a medium intended to account for what is real or even to propose a faithful representation of reality, Mazzoni’s work does not adhere to a concrete view. His work proceeds by subtraction, removing or revealing details by using techniques such as overexposure, underexposure, alteration of the surface, inversion, saturation. Amorces refers to the beginning and end of film reels, unsuitable for recording. It also refers to the initial phase of an action, a first draft that is yet to be completed. The selection and order of the photographs has been done according to the artist’s specific criteria, which are not communicated to viewers so that they can create their own paths, connections and distances. There is here a desire to give a more poetic dimension to the reading of images than a merely factual or narrative one. 40

Artistic Projects Michel Mazzoni, MONO (MM200816), 2016 Print on photo rag matte paper, 175 x 132 cm

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The BeLFius lounge Artistic Projects

One line. Infinite connections. The many stories of the Belfius Art Collection. The Belfius Lounge In the course of over 50 years of promoting and collecting Belgian art, the Belfius Art Collection has gathered works spanning many art movements: from various established artists who were considered the rebels of their eras to today’s avant-garde and tomorrow’s promising talent. But although these artists lived in different times and ages, there are many lines that bind them together: their lifelines, the lifelines of their oeuvres and, of course, the lifeline represented by the Belfius Art Collection. Curated especially for Art Brussels, Belfius Wealth Management exhibits an exclusive selection of this collection in a stunning fair lounge, where this multitude of lines – representing times, tastes and generations – come together. You, as a true art fan and collector, are cordially invited to follow their many courses. Embark on your journey with the arresting works of the 16th and 17th century masters Jacob Jordaens and Jan Metsys. Then, contemplate the groundbreaking paintings of James Ensor, Theo Van Rysselberghe, Fernand Khnopff and George Minne – a coterie known as ‘Les XX’, who revolutionary changed the ways of promoting art. Eager to transcend reality? Surrealists René Magritte, Paul Delvaux and Marcel Marien will help you unlock the boundaries of your imagination. Afterwards, you can dive into New Vision 42

Of course, each of these masters has ignited the imaginations of subsequent generations. Their legacies are a source of inspiration for contemporary artists like Wim Delvoye, Jan Fabre and Rinus Van de Velde, who are at the beating heart of Belfiusâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; exhibition. Immerse yourself into their world, where artist and work are even bound more profoundly. As you are about to witness, to be a human is to be a creator, in our ability to blur the lines between reality and the beyond. Belfius Wealth Management will contribute to the Art Brussels Talks programme by hosting several conferences in the Belfius Lounge, inviting in-house specialists and independent speakers to address topics about the constitution, the management and the transmission of an art collection.

Artistic Projects

with Roger Raveel and Raoul De Keyser, Pop Art with Pol Mara, Hyperrealism with Antoon De Clerk and Cobra with Pierre Alechinsky.

Venice Biennale Stibbe Lounge

FRIDAY 21 APRIL

12:45 PM 2:00 PM

Conference: National Representation Venice

3:00 PM 4:15 PM

Talks

5:30 PM

SATURDAY 22 APRIL

2:00 PM 2:30 PM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM

SUNDAY 23 APRIL

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM

Conversation: Belgian Pavilion 2017

Artists' Estates / Collecting, Intimacy and the Gift / Digital Art

The Politics of Things Exhibition MEMENTOS Hôtel de la Poste

Talks Room - Hôtel de la Poste Conversation: Kris Martin with Jens Hoffmann

Panel discussion n° 1: Artists' Estates Conversation: Laure Prouvost with Jens Hoffmann

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Conversation: Sophie Nys with Jens Hoffmann

Reading by Germaine Kruip Conversation: Jamieson Webster and Benoît Maire with Piper Marshall Panel discussion: Collecting, Intimacy and the Gift Panel discussion: New Technologies in Contemporary Art

Reading by Kendell Geers Conversation: Hilde Van Gelder and Karl Holmqvist with Piper Marshall Panel discussion n° 2: Artists' Estates

The PoLitics of things

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The Politics of Things is a series of talks, conversations and readings that will accompany the exhibition Mementos: Artistsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Souvenirs, Artefacts, and other Curiosities organized by Jens Hoffmann and Piper Marshall. The curators asked over 70 artists participating in Art Brussels 2017 to display a personal, intimate and perhaps even secret object that they have an emotional relationship with and to describe what that object means to them. Personal objects such as an old toy, a rare book, a vintage photograph, a collection of coins, porcelain figurines and others do not necessarily carry a commercial value but often hold a strong emotional or sentimental value for those who own them. Within the often-abstract environment of an art fair this exhibition is both, a look into a number of individual stories connected to the artists' personal and private life and an exploration of the commodification of art that is at the heart of any art fair. The exhibition unlocks the barrier between the private (the personal objects) and the public (the artworks on view at the fair) and our own individual relationship to both within the context of larger economic and political structure that examines societyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s enduring fascination and fixation on the material world. The talks will bring together artists' reflections on the relationship between art and non-art objects as well as anthropological and psychoanalytical readings of the items on display. 48

The talks are foreseen within the Mementos exhibition space, located in Hôtel de la Poste.

Friday 21 April

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12:45 pm — Conversation (45'): Kris Martin with Jens Hoffmann Kris Martin (b. 1972), is a Belgian born artist working in a diverse range of mediums such as sculpture, installation and drawing, fusing personal experiences with the legacy of conceptual art. He lives and works in Ghent. 4:15 pm — Conversation (45'): Laure Prouvost with Jens Hoffmann Laure Prouvost (b.1978) is a French artist based in Antwerp. Her works often find their articulation in multifaceted installations involving film characterized by layered stories, dark humor and Dada like poetry. Employing a distinctive filmmaking practice, the artist examines the concepts of truth and fiction. 5:30 pm — Conversation (45'): Sophie Nys with Jens Hoffmann Sophie Nys (b.1974) is a Belgian artist bringing together sculpture, drawing, photography, and video that examine, in an often humorous and playful way, themes of history, philosophy and architecture among others. She lives and works in Zurich. 49

Saturday 22 April 2 pm — Reading (30'): Germaine Kruip The Cultural Biography of Things: Commoditization As Process – Igor Kopytoff; 1986 – Edited by Arjun Appadurai, University of Pennsylvania, Cambridge University Press

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Germaine Kruip (b. 1970) is a Dutch artist, living and working in Amsterdam. Her highly performative work engages with a wide range of topics from the alterations of public spaces through architectural interventions to investigations into audiences’ perception and relationship to art. 2:30 pm — Conversation (60'): Jamieson Webster and Benoît Maire with Piper Marshall Jamieson Webster (b. 1979) is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst in private practice in New York where she works with children, adolescents and adults. She teaches at Eugene Lang College and is the author of The Life and Death of Psychoanalysis (2011) and Stay, Illusion! (2014) with Simon Critchley. She is currently working on The Cambridge Introduction to Jacques Lacan, and a new book titled Conversion Disorder. Benoît Maire (b. 1978) is a French artist working in a wide variety of media such as film, sculpture, photography, painting as well as writing. His work is described as a territory where art and philosophy merge to form what he calls the "Aesthetics of Difference" in which neither art nor theory exist any longer as autonomous entities.

Sunday 23 April 1:30 pm — Reading (30'): Kendell Geers That is all I have to say about Freud - Bruno Goetz; 1975, International Review of Psycho-Analysis Kendell Geers (b. 1968) creates raw, confrontational art whose aim is to confront audiences by questioning social and political certainties. Born in Johannesburg he now lives and works in Brussels.

Karl Holmqvist (b. 1964), is a Swedish artist who often works collaboratively with other artists such as Klara Lidén or Rirkrit Tiravanija. He is best known for his text based works, poetry and readings recently expanding into the area of installation and painting. He lives and works in Berlin.

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2 pm — Conversation (60'): Hilde Van Gelder and Karl Holmqvist with Piper Marshall Hilde Van Gelder (b. 1969) is Professor at KU Leuven. Bringing in both her legal and philosophical background, her research focuses on how the photographic and moving image as contemporary art can contribute to shaping insights into the current state of the global political and socio-economic sphere.

Artists' estates How to play a role as an estate in order to reassess the artist’s oeuvre after his death, at the level of its scientific value, in the market and in the museum context?

Talks

The speakers will share their experience with artist’s legacies also addressing questions such as: How can an artist already plan his future estate? How to deal with the catalogue raisonné? How to collaborate with the different actors in the art market? The talks are foreseen in the Talks room, located in Hôtel de la Poste.

Friday 21 April 3 pm — Panel discussion Moderated by Philippine Hoegen, with the participation of: Stephen Feeke | Director of New Art Centre, Roche Court in Wiltshire, sole representative of the Barbara Hepworth estate (Salisbury) Shervone Neckles-Ortiz | Artist Program Manager for the Joan Mitchell Foundation (New Orleans) Andrew Renton | Professor of curating at Goldsmiths College (London) Hélène Vandenberghe | Partner and Coordinator Estate Philippe Vandenberg (Brussels)

Sunday 23 April

Anne Adriaens-Pannier | President of the Jenny & Luc Peire Foundation (Knokke) Anne De Breuck | Senior Programme Cordinator Heritage, King Baudouin Foundation (Brussels) Baudouin Michiels | President of the Walter & Nicole Leblanc Foundation (Brussels) Hélène Vandenberghe | Partner and Coordinator Estate Philippe Vandenberg (Brussels) Yoeri Vanlangendonck | Owner and director CallewaertVanlangendonck Gallery (Antwerp)

Talks

3 pm — Panel discussion (in Dutch and French) Moderated by Philippine Hoegen, with the participation of:

Talks

Bios of the speakers Philippine Hoegen Philippine Hoegen is an artist living in Brussels and Amsterdam. Her work consists primarily of performance, writing and (video) installations, her multi-stranded practice engages with issues of display, objecthood and personhood. She is a tutor of fine art and researcher AKV St Joost academy in Den Bosch and Breda, NL. Recent performances include Hoegen's solo performance Regarding David at Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam (2016), at Gallery Tegenboschvanvreden, Amsterdam and Aleppo, Brussels (2015). Hoegen also regularly acts as a moderator, most recently at LUCA, Brussels (Resonating Spaces: March 2017), Buda, Kortrijk (The Fantastic Institute: Feb. 2017) and at Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam (The Body is a Battlefield: Sept. 2016). Panel 1 Stephen Feeke Stephen Feeke is Director of New Art Centre, Roche Court in Wiltshire, where he curates a programme of modern and contemporary art for the gallery and the sixty-acre sculpture park. Prior to this he was Curator of Exhibitions at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds where he was involved in all aspects of exhibition making and project management. Shervone Neckles-Ortiz Shervone Neckles-Ortiz, Artist Program Manager for the Joan Mitchell Foundation, manages the New York City and national programs for both the Creating a Living Legacy (CALL) Program and Professional Development Program. Neckles-Ortiz is also an interdisciplinary artist, educator and community worker based in Queens, New York. Her work weaves together concepts of nature and science with objects and practices rooted in her Afro-Caribbean traditions. Her work can be seen at www.shervoneneckles.com.

Visit www.joanmitchellfoundation.org & www.CALLResources. org for information on the Joan Mitchell Foundation and the Creating A Living Legacy Program.

Hélène Vandenberghe Hélène Vandenberghe has been co-director of the estate of her father, Philippe Vandenberg, since 2009. An art historian by training, Hélène began her career in 2000 as a curator at the Huis van Alijn, Ghent. In 2002, she co-founded the heritage weekend in Flanders and Brussels before taking up a position, in 2008, as the artistic advisor to the CEO of the Centre for Fine Arts (Bozar) in Brussels. In 2004, Hélène Vandenberghe and Stella Lohaus co-founded ‘SOS Artistieke Nalatenschap’ with the aim of providing practical advice on managing artistic legacies within Belgium. Since 2005, she has worked as a special adviser to the Institute for Artists’ Estates in Berlin.

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Andrew Renton Andrew Renton is Professor of Curating at Goldsmiths, University of London. He has curated exhibitions all over the world, including the first Manifesta biennial in 1996, and Art TLV in 2008. Until recently he was Director of Marlborough Contemporary Gallery in London. He wrote a weekly column for the Evening Standard on art matters, and is author and editor of hundreds of articles, books and monographs on art. He was a member of the jury for the 2006 Turner Prize, and is trustee of several arts organisations. He advises many collections, museums and institutions, including the British Government Art Collection.

Panel 2 Anne Adriaens-Pannier Anne Adriaens-Pannier, a doctorate in art history and archeology, is a writer, expert of Leon Spilliaert’s oeuvre and President of the Jenny and Luc Peire Foundation. Formerly, she has been acting for years as head of department at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium and curator of the collection of works on paper from the 19th and 20th centuries.

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Anne De Breuck Anne De Breuck coordinates the action domain Heritage at the King Baudouin Foundation. Together with her team, she is thus responsible for safeguarding significant elements from our heritage and encouraging patronage in this domain. Baudouin Michiels Baudouin Michiels is the President of the Walter & Nicole Leblanc Foundation. He is Honorary President of the Proximus Art Foundation, which he founded in 1996 and managed until 2015. He is also a board member of the Museum of Ixelles (Brussels) and of the “Belgian Art Prize”. Hélène Vandenberghe Hélène Vandenberghe has been co-director of the estate of her father, Philippe Vandenberg, since 2009. An art historian by training, Hélène began her career in 2000 as a curator at the Huis van Alijn, Ghent. In 2002, she co-founded the heritage weekend in Flanders and Brussels before taking up a position, in 2008, as the artistic advisor to the CEO of the Centre for Fine Arts (Bozar) in Brussels. In 2004, Hélène Vandenberghe and Stella Lohaus co-founded ‘SOS Artistieke Nalatenschap’ with the aim of providing practical advice on managing artistic legacies within Belgium. Since 2005, she has worked as a special adviser to the Institute for Artists’ Estates in Berlin.

Yoeri Vanlangendonck Yoeri Vanlangendonck (1987) is a Historian, Art Collector and owner of the Callewaert-Vanlangendonck Gallery which he founded in Antwerp (Belgium) in 2012. The gallery represents mainly abstract artists of the postwar period but also enters collaborations with contemporary artists such as Koen van den Broek, Boy & Erik Stappaerts and Timoty Segers.

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In 2014, the Belgian constructivist Guy Vandenbranden entrusted his archives to the gallery; CallewaertVanlangendonck bought a significant part of his oeuvre, guides the family in managing the estate and already published two books about the artist. International exhibitions are planned, including a collaboration with Dorotheum.

New technologies in contemporary art

Media art, tech art, web art, digital art, time based media art… What, Why and where to? The talk is foreseen in the Talks room, located in Hôtel de la Poste.

Saturday 22 April

Talks

5.30 pm — Panel discussion This panel will examine the recent developments of technology in contemporary art and highlight its importance in relation to a transition into a digital society. Alain Servais (collector, Belgium), talks to Valentina Volchkova (International Director Pace gallery, Paris), and Hampus Lindwall (collector, Sweden) to assess the role of digital technology in art and discuss how it has changed since it gained public attention in the late 90’s. Through the work of JODI and Félix Luque Sánchez, they will explore how artists are responding to technology as a new tool and the different aspects and problematics that digital and technological methods bring to light, as preservation, access and property. Moderated by Alain Servais, with the participation of: JODI | Artists (Netherlands - Belgium) Hampus Lindwall | Collector (Sweden) Félix Luque Sánchez | Artist (Belgium) Valentina Volchkova | International Director Pace gallery (Paris) 58

Panel JODI Joan Heemskerk (Netherlands) and Dirk Paesmans (Belgium), collectively known as JODI, are rightfully venerated for their countless contributions to art and technology. JODI pioneered Web art in the mid-1990s. They were among the first artists to investigate and subvert conventions of the Internet, computer programmes and video and computer games. JODI stages extreme digital interventions that destabilise the relationship between computer technology and its users. Hampus Lindwall Hampus Lindwall is a Swedish organist and composer working and living in Brussels and Paris. He is collecting contemporary art in various forms and formats ranging from paintings & sculptures to videos & websites.

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Bios of the speakers Alain Servais Among the first collectors of digital art, Alain Servais has built up a highly versatile and forward-looking contemporary art collection. Alain is actively engaged in the issues of the art industry and market through writing, social networking and other initiatives. Additionally, he supports young artists through a residency programme in his loft in Brussels, where he also keeps his collection.

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Félix Luque Sánchez Félix Luque Sánchez (Oviedo 1976) creates audiovisual and sculptural artworks, for which he develops software / hardware and uses digital fabrication technologies. The main subjects of his work are science, technology and fiction. He has exhibited his works at Transmediale (Berlin), Ars Electronica (Linz), iMAL (Brussels), LABoral (Gijón), Bozar (Fine Arts Museum Brussels), BIAN (Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal), among others. He currently lives in Brussels. Valentina Volchkova International Director of Pace Gallery based in Paris. Pace Art + Technology, founded by Pace President Marc Glimcher, is the gallery’s new programme dedicated to collaboration with interdisciplinary art groups, collectives and studios whose works explore the confluence of art and technology. The programme is an expansion of Pace’s longstanding commitment to artistic approaches that emphasize digital and technological methods.

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Coordination of this talk by Vincent Matthu and Selin Ben Mehrez, founders of RLTY. org. RLTY is an online resource and communication tool for the development of new technologies in the art market. And by Jacques Urbanska, Media Arts and Art(s) & Network(s) projects manager of Transcultures centre for digital & sound cultures. He is involved in the development of projects related to digital arts. He brings his expertise and support as well in the creation of records, the implementation of the various Transcultures programmes but also as a curator. He provides Transcultures web presence and strengthens its network over the Internet.

Venice Biennale The talk is foreseen in the Stibbe Lounge.

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Friday 21 April 2 pm â&#x20AC;&#x201D; On the Problematics of National Representation at the Venice Biennale Katerina Gregos Having curated the critically acclaimed Danish Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale as well as the Belgian Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale, Katerina Gregos will analyse the politics of national representation in Venice, and offer 'behind-thescenes' insight into the organisation of a national pavilion and the context underlying it. Both Pavilions which diverged from the orthodox model of a solo presentation are examples of alternative paradigms to curating a national Pavilion in Venice. Katerina Gregos is a curator, writer and lecturer based in Brussels. She has curated several large scale exhibitions and biennials including the 5th Thessaloniki Biennial, the GĂśteborg Biennial, Manifesta 9, Contour: the 4th Biennial of Moving Image, EVA International: Ireland's Biennial, as well as two national pavilions at the Venice Biennale, the Danish (2011) and the Belgian (2015). She is currently Chief Curator of the 1st Riga Biennial (2018).

Sunday 23 April 4 pm — The Belgian Pavilion 2017 Eva Wittocx in conversation with Dirk Braeckman

Bios of the speakers Dirk Braeckman Dirk Braeckman developed over the last 35 years an impressive oeuvre of works using the medium of photography. Recent solo shows of his work took place at Le Bal (Paris), De Pont (Tilburg), De Appel (Amsterdam) and Thomas Fischer Gallery (Berlin). In Belgium his work has been shown at BOZAR in Brussels (2013), at M - Museum Leuven (2011) and at SMAK in Ghent (2001). His work is since many years represented by Zeno X Gallery in Antwerp and is part of several private and public collections around the world. Eva Wittocx Eva Wittocx is a curator and art critic based in Brussels. She has been senior curator of M – Museum Leuven since 2009. M’s contemporary art programme focuses on solo exhibitions by both upcoming and established artists. She is also curator of the yearly Playground performance festival. She was previously a curator at SMAK in Ghent (1997-2006) and at the STUK Arts Centre in Leuven (2006-2009).

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Dirk Braeckman and Eva Wittocx, curator of the Belgian pavillion at the 57th Venice Biennale, will talk about the work of Braeckman and his upcoming presentation for the Biennial opening on May 13. Braeckman’s images focus on the act of viewing and reflect on the status of the image. The artist explores the boundaries of his medium and challenges photographic conventions. His work poses a challenge to today’s ubiquitous image consumption.

CoLLectinG intimacY and the Domestic The talk is foreseen in the Talks room, located in Hôtel de la Poste.

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Saturday 22 April 4.00 pm — Panel discussion This panel Collecting, Intimacy and the Domestic emphasises the potential of collecting as a site of intimate encounter between artists, collectors and audiences. Curator Rose Lejeune talks to Delfina Foundation Director Aaron Cezar and collectors Pedro Barbosa, Alain Servais and Dorith Galuz about the ways in which collecting can be a mode of exchange and interaction between artist and collector. Through the work of the Foundation and the private collections, they will explore different approaches to inviting artists to reside and create work in domestic spaces and homes and inviting audiences into those spaces. The talk is presented on the occasion of Delfina Foundation’s Collecting-as-Practice programme, which explores the philosophy, psychology and politics of collecting.

Moderated by Rose Lejeune, Associate curator Delfina Foundation (London), with the participation of:

Bios of the speakers Rose Lejeune Rose Lejeune is Associate Curator for Delfina Foundation’s Collecting as Practice programme. As an independent curator, she has worked with both public museums and private individuals to help commission, present and acquire artworks for collections with a focus on context-based, performative and ephemeral practices. Panel Pedro Barbosa Pedro Barbosa and his wife Patricia Moraes have acquired over 500 strongly conceptual artworks in all medias. An important section of their collection consists of ephemera posters, artists’ books and vinyl albums – from the 1960s and 70s. Among other philanthropic initiatives, the MoraesBarbosa Collection provides residencies for artists and curators in Brazil and abroad.

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Pedro Barbosa | Collector (São Paulo) Aaron Cezar | Director, Delfina Foundation (London) Dorith Galuz | Collector (Paris) Alain Servais | Collector (Brussels)

Aaron Cezar Aaron Cezar is the founding Director of Delfina Foundation, where he curates and develops its interrelated programme of exhibitions, events and residencies for artists, curators and collectors. He has overseen the physical expansion of Delfina Foundation into Londonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest host of international residencies.

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Dorith Galuz Dorith Galuz, together with her husband Serge, is an avid supporter of young and emerging artists. Established in the 1990s, the Collection has evolved to reflect their background in psychoanalysis through an interest in human encounters, communication and fiction, most recently within video and digital practice. Alain Servais Among the first collectors of digital art, Alain Servais has built up a highly versatile and forward-looking contemporary art collection. Alain is actively engaged in the issues of the art industry and market through writing, social networking and other initiatives. Additionally, he supports young artists through a residency programme in his loft in Brussels, where he also keeps his collection.

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Albert Baronian Lionel Estève

1 2 Rue Isidore Verheyden 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Daniel Gustav Cramer 1b 33 Rue de la Concorde 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.albertbaronian.com

Bernier/Eliades Valérie Mannaerts

2 46 Rue du Châtelain 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.bernier-eliades.com

Conradi

Thomas Baldischwyler 3 67 Rue de La Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.galerie-conradi.de

Dauwens & Beernaert

Group show with Daniel Spoerri, Quinten Ingelaere, Loïc Van Zeebroek, Stanislas Lahaut, Adam Vackar, Maxim Frank, Alex Verhaest, Laetitia de Chocqueuse, Karl Philips and Marco De Sanctis 4 26 Avenue de Stalingrad 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.dauwensbeernaert.com

dépendance Richard Aldrich

5 4 Rue du Marché aux Porcs 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.dependance.be

MLF | Marie-Laure Fleisch Bernardí Roig

6 13 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.galleriamlf.com

Harlan Levey Projects Petr Davydtchenko

7 46 Rue Jean d’Ardenne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.hl-projects.com

Hopstreet

Christof Mascher 8 109 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.hopstreet.be

Xavier Hufkens Harold Ancart

9 6 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Brussels Galleries

The participating galleries located in town will open their doors to Art Brussels visitors on Friday 21 April 2017, from 6 to 9 pm.

Michel François 9b 107 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.xavierhufkens.com

rodolphe janssen Gert & Uwe Tobias

10 35 Rue de Livourne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Patrizio Di Massimo 10b 32 Rue de Livourne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.rodolphejanssen.com

Kusseneers

Group show with Ermias Kifleyesus, Anton Cotteleer, Wolfram Ullrich, Nicolas Kozakis, Bendt Eyckermans, Bram Demunter, Nils Verkaeren, Jus Juchtmans,… 11 10 Rue de Menin 1080 Brussels (Molenbeek-Saint-Jean) www.kusseneers.com 73

Irène Laub

Pascal Haudressy & Laurent Bolognini 12 8b Rue de l'Abbaye 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.irenelaubgallery.com

Laurentin Gallery Geneviève Asse

13 43 Rue Ernest Allard 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.galerie-laurentin.com

LMNO

Pep Vidal 14 19 Rue de La Concorde 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.lmno.be

MANIERA

Christ & Gantenbein + Bojan Šarčević 24 27-28 Place de la Justice 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.maniera.be

Maruani Mercier Jannis Varelas

15 430 Avenue Louise 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.maruanimercier.com

Greta Meert Carl Andre Ian Wallace

16 13 Rue du Canal 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.galeriegretameert.com

Meessen De Clercq Jorge Méndez Blake

17 2a Rue de l'Abbaye 1000 Brussels (Ixelles) www.meessendeclercq.com

Nathalie Obadia Brenna Youngblood

18 8 Rue Charles Decoster 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.nathalieobadia.com

Almine Rech Brian Calvin

19 20 Rue de l'Abbaye 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.alminerech.com

Michel Rein

Christian Hidaka 20 51a Rue Washington 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.michelrein.com

Rossicontemporary

Barbara Cardone, Tine Guns Luis Guzman, Pedro Ruxa 21 690 Chaussée de Waterloo 1180 Brussels (Uccle) www.rossicontemporary.be

Sorry We're Closed Eric Croes

22 67 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.sorrywereclosed.com

Daniel Templon Oda Jaune

23 13a Rue Veydt 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.danieltemplon.com

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Belfius Art Gallery Recollection - Art & Fashion Exhibition showcasing artists from the Belfius Art Collection, from Pieter-Paul Rubens and Pierre Pourbus to Rinus Van de Velde and Jan Fabre via Jo Delahaut, placed in an original dialogue with the silhouettes of Dries Van Noten, Walter van Beirendonck, VĂŠronique Branquinho, etc. from the MoMu collection (Fashion Museum Antwerp) and original creations by the new generation of fashion designers.

Private and Corporate Collections

Belfius Tower 11 Place Rogier, 32nd floor 1210 Brussels (city centre) Specially open during Art Brussels. Reservation and information via www.belfius.com/art (La Galerie) Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 3, 4, 25, 32, 55 - Bus: 58, 61 Rogier stop www.belfius.com/art

78 Rue de l’Été 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Specially open during Art Brussels only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders: Sat 10 am - 6 pm, Sun 10 am - 4 pm, and also on request via info@ete78.com Tram: 7, 25, Roffiaen stop Bus: 95, Thys stop www.ete78.com

Private and Corporate Collections

Été 78 Trois Collectionneurs, autrement #4 Selected art works from the private collections of Carine and Michel Bienfait-Baudson, Catherine and Renato Casciani and Frédérique and Thierry Genicot-Van Leuven. Artists include: Julien Prévieux, Mounir Fatmi, Camille Henrot, Blaise Parmentier, None Futbol Club, Julie Bena, Lili Reynaud Dewar, Erró, Dirk Braeckman, Bernard Villers and books of the collection Carine and Michel Bienfait-Baudson, including Hans-Peter Feldmann, Martin Kippenberger, Ed Ruscha, Robert Filliou, Gilbert & George, Dieter Roth, Philippe Van Snick, Claude Closky, among others. Organised by Nicole and Olivier Gevart

Garage Cosmos Keith Sonnier Presentation of three light installations, two of them from the Sel Series of 1978 and one early work from 1970.

Private and Corporate Collections

43-45 Avenue des Sept Bonniers, 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Specially open during Art Brussels: Fri to Sun 10 am - 1:30 pm Tram: 51, Coghen stop www.garagecosmos.be

Allan Kaprow Presentation of “Yard”, the mythic environment by the creator of the Happening, first made in Martha Jackson Gallery’s sculpture garden in 1961. Photo: Exhibition Allan Kaprow, YARD, photo by Robert McElroy

Off-site venue: 100 Rue de la Victoire 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Bus: 123, 136 & 137, Rue Hôtel des Monnaies stop Specially open during Art Brussels: Fri to Sun 11 am - 3 pm www.garagecosmos.be

49 Rue du Châtelain 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Fri 11 am - 6 pm, Sat 12:30 pm - 6 pm, Sun 11 am - 6 pm Tram: 81, 93 & 94 - Bus: 54, Bailli stop www.maisonparticuliere.be

The Embassy Selected Endeavours

Solo Show by Seth Siegelaub The exhibit will bring together Siegelaub’s historical publications, materials, and ephemera from 1962 to 1971. Curated by Ronald Rozenbaum Photo: Copyright © 2015. Digital Print, The Museum of Modern Art, New York/Scala, Florence

2 Rue Guillaume Stocq 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Sun 10 am - 6 pm and also on request via embassybxl@gmail.com Tram: 81 - Bus: 38, 59, 60, 71, Flagey Stop

Private and Corporate Collections

Maison Particulière From Here to Eternity Artists include: David Altmejd, Daniel Arsham, Jean-Baptiste Bernadet, Marcel Berlanger, Johan Creten, Michel François, Adam Fuss, Antony Gormley, Rachel Kneebone, Xavier Mary, Angelo Musco, Ivan Navarro, Claudio Parmiggiani, Jaume Plensa, Fabrice Samyn, Charles Sandison, Chiharu Shiota, James Turrell, DeWain Valentine, among others. Curated by Amaury and Myriam de Solages

Artists include: Ian Cheng, Matthew Day Jackson, Josh Kline, Barbara Kruger, Tetsumi Kudo, Otobong Nkanga, Barthélémy Toguo, Ryan Trecartin, among others. Curated by Dragos Olea

Private and Corporate Collections

1030 Brussels (Schaerbeek) Thu to Sun 10 am - 2 pm Visit on request at collection.servais@gmail.com

Vanmoerkerke Collection, Oostende

Vanmoerkerke Collection 'Return to Sender' datum: 2017 Artists include: Maurizio Cattelan, Sherrie Levine, Blinky Palermo, Richard Pettibone, Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, Cindy Sherman, Rudolf Stingel, Rosemarie Trockel, Christopher Wool, among others. Curated by 'The Collector's Choice' 10 Oud Vliegveld 8400 Oostende Visits can be arranged by contacting the collection at eline@artcollection.be, from Mon to Fri 10 am - 6 pm www.artcollection.be

Many Suns and Worlds (Project Room) Solo show by Tomás Saraceno Avenida Ixtapaluca (houses for Mexico) HEROES (New Media Room) Solo show by Jordi Colomer 29 Rue Anneessens 1000 Brussels (city centre) Specially open during Art Brussels: Thu to Sat 11 am - 6 pm, Sun 11 am - 4 pm Guided visits for groups: reservation requested at info@vanhaerentscollection.com Metro: 1, 5, Sainte-Catherine stop www.vanhaerentsartcollection.com

Private and Corporate Collections

Vanhaerents Art Collection Man in the Mirror Artists include: Franz Ackermann, Darren Almond, David Altmejd, Matthew Barney, James Lee Byars, Jan De Cock, Michael DeLucia, Teresita Fernández, Peter Friedl, Peter Halley, Mark Handforth, Jeppe Hein, Gregor Hildebrandt, Alex Hubbard, Rashid Johnson, Isaac Julien, Joseph Kosuth, Glenn Ligon, Meuser, Haroon Mirza, Dave Muller, Iván Navarro, TJ Norris, Jorge Pardo, Philippe Parreno, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Ugo Rondinone, Sterling Ruby, Thomas Ruff, Tomás Saraceno, Ryan Sullivan, Bill Viola, Danh Vō, Cosima Von Bonin, Haegue Yang, among others. Curated by Walter Vanhaerents and Emma Dexter Assistant curator: Vincent Verbist

Vanhaerents Art Collection Brussels

Tomás Saraceno .

21.04.2016 28.10.2017 A Site-specific-art installation by Tomás Saraceno

Vanhaerents Art Collection — Anneessensstraat 29 | 1000 Brussel www.vanhaerentsartcollection.com

ion meets Belfius Art Collect signers Belgian fashion de

Exhibition showcasing masterworks from the Belfius Art Collection, from Pieter Paul Rubens and Pieter Pourbus to Rinus Van de Velde and Jan Fabre via Jo Delahaut, placed in an original dialogue with creations by Belgian fashion designers. Meet us at the Belfius Art Gallery Place Rogier 11 – Brussels – 32nd floor More info on www.belfius.com/art

Recollection

From here to eternity until

April 30th

www.maisonparticuliere.be

Brussels

Photo: Kurt Schmidt with F.W. Bogler and G. Teltscher, Mechanical Ballet, 1923, New Production, Theater der KlĂ¤nge, 2009, Copyright ÂŠ O. Eltinger

ADAM - The Art & Design Atomium Museum The Bauhaus #itsalldesign The exhibition encompasses a multiplicity of rare, in some cases never before seen exhibits from the fields of design, architecture, art, film and photography. Artists include: Marianne Brandt, Marcel Breuer, Lyonel Feininger, Lord Norman Foster, Walter Gropius, Hella Jongerius, Vassily Kandinsky, Enzo Mari, Alberto Meda, Olaf Nicolai, Opendesk, Adrian Sauer, Jerszy Seymour, among others. Curated by Jolanthe Kugler 1 Place de Belgique 1020 Brussels (Laeken) Mon to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, closed on Tue Metro: 6 - Tram: 7, Heysel stop www.adamuseum.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

ARGOS Centre for Art and Media Four Directions of Heaven Solo show by Alexis Destoop Curated by Ive Stevenheydens Photo: Dirk Pauwels Copyright ÂŠ Argos

Breaking Rainbows Solo show by Orla Barry Curated by Rolf Quaghebeur

Art & Marges Museum Gustav Mesmer Curated by Tatiana Veress

Photo: Gustav Mesmer (1903-1994)

314 Rue Haute 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Sun 11 am - 6 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 3 & 4, 51, Porte de Hal stop - Bus: 27, 48, HĂ´pital Saint-Pierre stop www.artetmarges.be

Brussels

13 Rue du Chantier 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 11 am - 6 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 51, Yser stop www.argosarts.org Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Photo: "Wonders", Carles Congost Copyright ÂŠ Carles Congost 2016

Beursschouwburg@Brigittines Wonders Video by the artist Carles Congost, winner of the 2016 Video Production Award. HD video, Spanish, 16 min Curated by Helena Kritis (Beursschouwburg) Wed & Fri 7 pm and 10:30 pm

Brussels

Petite Rue des Brigittines 1000 Brussels (city centre) Metro: 1, 5, Gare Centrale stop Tram: 92 & 93, Sablon stop Bus: 48, 27, Chapelle stop www.beursschouwburg.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Imaginary Frontiers (Project Space) Artists include: Francis Alÿs, Dong Dawei, Chloé Dugit-Gros, Öyvind Fahlström, Mekhitar Garabedian, Aurélie Godard, Mona Hatoum, Grayson Perry, Zhu Rixin, Barthélémy Toguo, Jorinde Voigt, Ji Zhu, among others. Curated by Louma Salamé 67 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue to Sun 11 am - 6 pm Tram: 25, 94, Solbosch stop Bus: 71, Université Libre de Bruxelles stop www.villaempain.com Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

Boghossian Foundation Villa Empain Mondialité Artists include: Miquel Barceló, Alighiero Boetti, Daniel Boyd, Edith Dekyndt, Manthia Diawara, Koo Jeong A, Wilfredo Lam, Ranjana Leyendecker, Sophia Al-Maria, Roberto Matta, Steve McQueen, The Otolith Group, Raqs Media Collective, Adrián Villar Rojas, among others. Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Asad Raza

236 Rue Royale 1210 Bruxelles (city centre) Wed to Sun 12 noon - 8 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 92 & 93 Bus: 61, Botanique stop www.botanique.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

BOZAR, Centre for Fine Arts Pol Bury. Time in Motion Artistic advisor: Gilles Marquenie With special thanks to Velma Bury Photo: Pol Bury, 74 Spheres on a Plane Copyright © Jean-François De Witte, Brussels. Yves Klein, Untitled Pink Sponge-relief Copyright © ADAGP, Paris / DACS, London, 2016 Yves Klein, ADAGP, Paris / DACS, London, 2016

Yves Klein. Theater of the Void Curated by Darren Pih Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Thu till 9 pm, www.bozar.be

BelgianArtPrize 2017 Exhibition showcasing the work of the four nominees: Edith Dekyndt, Denicolai & Provoost, Otobong Nkanga and Maarten Vanden Eynde. Coordinated by BOZAR Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Wed & Thu till 9 pm, www.belgianartprize.be

Courtesy Belgian Art Prize

23 Rue Ravenstein 1000 Brussels (city centre) Metro: 1, 5, Gare Centrale stop, Tram: 92, 93, Palais stop, Bus: 27, 29, 34, 38, 63, 65 & 66, 71, 95, Bozar stop Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

BRASS FranDisco Installation by the artists Thierry Van Hasselt & Marcel Schmitz

364 Avenue Van Volxem 1190 Brussels (Forest) Tue - Sun 11 am - 6 pm Tram: 82, 97 - Bus: 49 & 50, WIELS stop www.lebrass.be Free access

CAB Contemporary Art Brussels Notes on our Equilibrium A dialogue with the house of Jean Prouvé II Artists include: Vaughn Bell, Edith Dekyndt, Tue Greenfort, Carlos Irijalba, Nicolas Lamas, Richard Long, Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, Adrien Tirtiaux, Alvaro Urbano, Maarten Vanden Eynde, among others. Curated by Eléonore de Sadeleer and Evelyn Simons

Brussels

32-34 Rue Borrens 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Wed to Sat 10 am - 6 pm Tram: 81 - Bus: 38, 59, 60, 71, Flagey stop www.cab.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

CC Strombeek Bohemian Grove Solo show by John Knight Curated by Luk Lambrecht and Lieze Eneman

Brussels

Gemeenteplein 1853 Strombeek-Bever Mon to Sat 10 am - 10 pm, Sun 10 am - 6 pm Tram: 3, Esplanade stop Bus: 230, 231, 232, Kerk Strombeek stop www.ccstrombeek.be/johnknight

Centrale for Contemporary Art Where are Sounds? Artists include: Christoph De Boeck, Raymond Gervais, Aernoudt Jacobs, Anne-Françoise Jacques, Rolf Julius, Yann Leguay & Gaëtan Rusquet, Bernhard Leitner, Lawrence Malstaf, Dominique Petitgand, Martin Tétreault & Dieb13, Katerina Undo, Franziska Windisch, among others. Curated by Nicole Gingras Organised in partnership with Overtoon 44 Place Sainte-Catherine 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 10:30 am - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Sainte-Catherine stop Bus: 29, 66, 86, 126 to 128, 214, De Brouckère stop www.centrale-art.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Espace Photographique Contretype François Goffin Louise Narbo

4A Cité Fontainas 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Wed to Fri 12 noon - 6 pm, Sat & Sun 1 pm - 6 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram 3 & 4, 51 Bus: 27, 48, 123, 136 & 137, Porte de Hal stop www.contretype.org Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

32 Rue Ravenstein 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Gare Centrale stop, Bus: 27, 29, 34, 38, 63, 65 & 66, 71, 95, Bozar stop www.etablissementdenface.com Free access

Fondation A Opening Saturday 22 April from 2 pm till 8 pm A Castle Made of Sand Solo show by Vincen Beeckman Curated by Jean-Paul Deridder 304 Avenue Van Volxem 1190 Brussels (Forest) Sun 1 pm - 6 pm Tram: 82, 97 - Bus: 49 & 50 Wiels stop www.fondationastichting.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

Etablissement d’en face projects Cameron Rowland

Halles Saint-Géry John Doe In the Metacity Utopia & Dystopia and Architecture Artists include: Baukunst, Cifas, Nicolas Bourthoumieux, Xavier Chassaing, Honoré d’Ω, Nazanin Fakoor, Erki de Vries & Pieter Huybrechts, Catherine Jourdan, Larbitssisters, Erwan Mahéo, Tobias Putrih, among others. Curated by Stéphanie Pécourt

Brussels

1 Place Saint-Géry 1000 Brussels Mon to Sun 10 am - 6 pm Tram: 3, 4, 32, Bourse stop www.hallessaintgery.be Free access

HANGAR H18 A Look at the French Scene Prix Marcel Duchamp 2016: Kader Attia (laureate), Yto Barrada, Ulla von Brandenburg and Barthélémy Toguo. Curated by Alicia Knock 18 Place du Châtelain 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Sat 12 noon - 6 pm Tram: 81, 93 & 94 - Bus: 54, Bailli stop www.h18.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Photo: Copyright ÂŠ J.Deswaef & M.PlummerFernandez 2017

IMAL - Center for digital cultures and technology Opening Wednesday 19 April from 6:30 pm till 10 pm Shiv Integer Artists: Julien Deswaef and Matthew Plummer-Fernandez. Curated by Yves Bernard

Photo: Juliette Goiffon & Charles BeautĂŠ, Management visuel, 2016, Courtesy des artistes et Galerie Eva Meyer, Paris

ISELP SYNC ! #COLLECTIF Artists include: Adrien Tirtiaux and Buktapaktop, Herman Byrd, Clovis XV, Enough Room for Space, Friche, Les commissaires anonymes, Misssouri, Muesli, Overtoon, PEZCORP, Saout Radio, Tabbert, VOID, among others. Curated by Catherine Henkinet 31 Boulevard de Waterloo 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 11 am - 6 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 92, 93, 94, 97, Louise stop Bus: 54, 71, Porte de Namur stop www.iselp.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

30 Quai des Charbonnages 1080 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 1 pm - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Comte de Flandre stop Tram: 51, Porte de Flandre stop www.imal.org Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

Kaaitheater / Kaaistudios unannounced Performance by Heine Avdal and Yukiko Shinozaki / fieldworks Fri 8:30 pm & Sat 8:30 pm Tickets € 16 / € 12 / € 8 Kaaistudios 81 Rue Notre-Dame du Sommeil 1000 Brussels (city centre) Metro: 1, 5, Sainte-Catherine stop, Tram: 51 - Bus: 86, Porte de Ninove stop www.kaaitheater.be

La Cambre I Can’t Give Everything Away (Project Room) Works from the collection of Philippe Crismer Curated by Medhi Gorbuz, Anatole Klinberg, Benjamin Lance, Charlotte Lavandier, Luka Mortier and Clara Ottevaere (students of the Sculpture department, La Cambre) An initiative of the teachers Michaël Dans and Johan Muyle. 14 Abbaye de la Cambre 1000 Brussels (Ixelles) Fri to Sat 12 noon - 6 pm Tram: 93 & 94, Abbaye stop Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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La Loge From Some Paintings Solo show by Nathalie Du Pasquier Curated by Luca Lo Pinto Photo: Courtesy of the artist, Nathalie Du Pasquier and La Loge

86 Rue de l’Ermitage 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Thu to Fri 10 am - 7 pm, Sat 11:30 am - 7 pm Tram: 81, 93 & 94 - Bus: 54, Bailli stop www.la-loge.be Free access

La Verrière/Fondation d’entreprise Hermès Punctuations & Perforations Solo show by Tris Vonna-Michell Curated by Guillaume Désanges 50 Boulevard de Waterloo 1000 Brussels (city centre) Sat 12 noon - 6 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 92 to 94, 97, Louise stop www.fondationdentreprisehermes.org Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

Photo: Courtesy of the artist and Galeria Francisco Fino, Lisbon, Jan Mot, Brussels, Metro Pictures, New York and T293, Rome

Magritte Museum Permanent exhibition devoted to the Belgian surrealist artist René Magritte

3 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Fri 10 am - 5 pm, Sat & Sun 11 am - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Parc stop Tram: 92 & 93 - Bus: 38, 71, Royale stop www.musee-magritte-museum.be

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Brussels

MIMA – Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art A Friendly Takeover Solo show by Boris Tellegen aka Delta Curated by Alice van den Abeele and Raphaël Cruyt 39-41 Quai du Hainaut 1080 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 10 am - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Comte de Flandre stop Tram : 51, Porte de Ninove stop www.mimamuseum.eu Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Musée d’Ixelles PIERRE & GILLES. Clair-obscur Solo show by Pierre & Gilles Curated by Sophie Duplaix, Centre Pompidou, Paris Photo: Pierre et Gilles, Les Deux Marins - Autoportrait (Pierre et Gilles), 1993, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Copyright © Pierre et Gilles

DELPHINE. Never Give Up Solo show by Delphine Boël Curated by Musée d’Ixelles and Delphine Boël Jean Boghossian Curated by Bruno Corà 71 Rue Jean Van Volsem 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue to Sun 9:30 am - 5 pm Bus: 71, Musée d’Ixelles stop www.museedixelles.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Angel Vergara. From Scene to Scene Curated by Frederik Leen Pierre Lahaut, the 60’s Curated by Florence Lahaut and Michel Draguet 3 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Fri 10 am - 5 pm, Sat & Sun 11 am - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Parc stop Tram: 92 & 93 - Bus: 27, 38, 71, 95, Royale stop www.fine-arts-museum.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Brussels

Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium Rik Wouters. A Retrospective A retrospective of the famous Belgian painter Curated by Frederik Leen, Francisca Vandepitte, Inga Rossi-Schrimpf and Herwig Todts

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[Senne] Opening on Wednesday 19 April from 6 pm till 9 pm Web 2.0 Artists include: Cory Arcangel, Michael Bell-Smith, Kevin Bewersdorf, Jacob Ciocci, Jessica Ciocci, Petra Cortright, Jodi, Olivier Laric, Olia Lialina & Dragan Espenschied, Guthrie Lonerghan, Paperad, Paul Slocum, Eddo Stern, among others. 19 Rue de la Senne 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 1:30 pm - 6 pm Tram: 51, 82 - Bus: 86, 126 to 128, Porte de Ninove stop www.senne19.com Free access

Brussels

Walter & Nicole Leblanc Foundation Permanent exhibition devoted to the Belgian kinetic and optical art artist Walter Leblanc Visits are only possible on demand Contact: info@walterleblanc.be Photo: 982 - Walter Leblanc, Torsions TO 90, 1973, 50 x 50 cm Copyright © Walter Leblanc SABAM 2017

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1118 Chaussée de Gand 1082 Brussels (Berchem-Sainte-Agathe) Tram: 82, Genot stop www.walterleblanc.org

Artists include: Francis Alÿs, Archives de l'Ambassade Universelle, Jo Baer, Monika Baer, Sammy Baloji, Guillaume Bijl, Marcel Broodthaers, stanley brouwn, Daniel Dewar & Gregory Gicquel, Marlene Dumas, Jimmie Durham, Jana Euler, Olivier Foulon, Michel François, Ellen Gallagher, Isa Genzken, Jef Geys, Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys, Thomas Hirschhorn, Carsten Höller, Ann Veronica Janssens, Martin Kippenberger, Goshka Macuga, Mark Manders, Lucy McKenzie, Wesley Meuris, Jean-Luc Moulène, Le Mur, Oscar Murillo, Otobong Nkanga, Willem Oorebeek, Marina Pinsky, Lili Reynaud-Dewar, Gerhard Richter, Walter Swennen, Wolfgang Tillmans, Rosemarie Trockel, Luc Tuymans, Peter Wächtler, Christopher Williams, Nil Yalter, among others.

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Brussels

WIELS Contemporary Art Center The Absent Museum Blueprint for a museum of contemporary art for the capital of Europe To mark its 10th anniversary, WIELS presents a large-scale exhibition to be held not only at the fully refurbished Blomme building but also in the two adjacent buildings, which were formerly part of the Wielemans brewery site.

Curated by Dirk Snauwaert together with Zoë Gray, Frédérique Versaen, Caroline Dumalin and Charlotte Friling.

Brussels

354 Avenue Van Volxem 1190 Brussels (Forest) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Thu to Sun 10 am - 6 pm Tram: 82, 97 - Bus: 49 & 50, WIELS stop www.wiels.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Luc Tuymans, Secrets, 1990. Courtesy the artist and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerp.

20.04 – 13.08.2017 www.wiels.org

exPo

29 MAR. — 20 AuG. ’17 centre for fine arts Brussels

YVES KLEIN

THEATRE OF THE VOID Palais des Beaux-arts Bruxelles Paleis voor schone Kunsten Brussel Rue Ravensteinstraat 23 1000 Brussels +32 2 507 82 00 / bozar.be

Copyright image: Yves Klein, Leap into the Void, 5 rue Gentil-Bernard, Fontenay-aux-Roses (detail), octobre 1960. Artistic action by Yves Klein. © Yves Klein, ADAGP, France / SABAM, Belgium, 2017 Collaboration Harry Shunk and Janos Kender © J.Paul Getty Trust. The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles.

EXPO

cEntrE fOr finE arts brussEls

POL BURY

TIME IN MOTION 23 FEB. — 04 JUNE ’17

Palais dEs bEauX-arts bruXEllEs PalEis vOOr schOnE KunstEn brussEl Rue Ravensteinstraat 23 1000 Brussels +32 2 507 82 00 / bozar.be

Pol Bury, 74 sphères sur un plan (detail), 1979. Private Collection © Foto Jean-François De Witte, Brussels

Image : Rik Wouters, Lady in blue before a mirror, (1914). © Brussels, Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.

THE FONDATION D’ENTREPRISE HERMÈS PRESENTS

PUNCTUATIONS & PERFORATIONS

Tris Vonna-Michell, Source material, 2017, Courtesy the artist and Galeria Francisco Fino, Lisbon, Jan Mot, Brussels, Metro Pictures, New York and T293, Rome

Tris Vonna-Michell

EXHIBITION APRIL 22 – JULY 1, 2017 LA VERRIÈRE 50 BOULEVARD DE WATERLOO BRUSSELS CURATOR GUILLAUME DÉSANGES

www.fondationdentreprisehermes.org

> 30.04.2017 ALEXIS DESTOOP FOUR DIRECTIONS OF HEAVEN

WERFSTRAAT 13 RUE DU CHANTIER B-1000 BRUSSELS INFO@ARGOSARTS.ORG T +32 2 229 00 03 WED-SUN 11.00-18.00

ORLA BARRY BREAKING RAINBOWS — 14.05.2017 — 16.07.2017 ROY VILLEVOYE & JAN DIETVORST EVIDENCE STEP UP! BELGIAN DANCE AND PERFORMANCE ON CAMERA 1970-2000 – CHAPTER 3

oĂš sont les sons Where are sounds?

20-04 > 10-09 2017 centrale.brussels

TA L L I E U AR T O F F I C E

16.02 > 14.05.2017 www.museedixelles.be

CLAIR-OBSCUR

NEVER GIVE UP

19.04 — 27.08.2017

HANS ULRICH OBRIST & ASAD RAZA

BOGHOSSIAN FOUNDATION VILLA EMPAIN AVENUE FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT, 67 1050 BRUSSELS

Images: Manthia Diawara, Édouard Glissant: One World in Relation

From Some Paintings Nathalie Du Pasquier

Exhibition curated by Luca Lo Pinto 16/02/17 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 22/04/17

la loge Kluisstraat 86 rue de lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ermitage B-1050 Brussels +32(0)2 644 42 48 info@la-loge.be opening hours Thursday-Saturday 12:00 to 18:00 Extended opening hours during Art Brussels and Independent art fairs Thursday-Saturday 10:00 to 19:00 free entrance More details about our programme and events: www.la-loge.be

Sat 22 April 2017 at 17:00 Conversation between Nathalie Du Pasquier and Luca Lo Pinto, followed by book launch From Some Paintings. 2000-2010 The publication is co-published by La Loge and NERO magazine and kindly supported by A Palazzo Gallery. free access no reservation necessary, but seats are limited language: EN venue: La Loge

With the generous support of Flanders State of the Art and Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie. Supported by the French Institute and the French Embassy in Belgium.

NOTES ON OUR

EQUILIBRIUM A Dialogue With The House Of Jean Prouvé, II 19.04 - 24.06.2017 O PEN I N G TU ES DAY 18.04 AT 6 PM

W i t h wo r k s by I s a b e l l e A n d r i e s s e n , Va u g h n B e l l , J u l i a n C h a r r i è r e , Ed i t h D e k y n d t , B e a Fre m d e r m a n , Tu e G re e n f o r t , C a r l o s I r i j a l b a , Nicolas Lamas, Richard Long, Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, A d r i e n T i r t i a u x , A l v a r o U r b a n o a n d M a a r t e n Va n d e n E y n d e

O PEN SATU R DAYS TO WED N ES DAYS FRO M 2 TO 6 PM

Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Wednesday 19th till Saturday 22nd April from 10 am to 6 pm

3 2- 3 4 R U E B O R R E N S T R A AT 1050 BRUSSELS W W W.CAB . B E

This monograph is available worldwide in English, French and Dutch. You can order online at www.mercatorfonds.be 208 pages | 28 × 24 cm | 150 illustrations hardcover with dust jacket | € 49.95 ISBN ENG 978-94-6230-175-7 ISBN FR 978-94-6230-158-0 ISBN DU 978-94-6230-157-3

JOHN KNIGHT BOHEMIAN GROVE Cc Strombeek 24.03-21.05.2017

Gemeenteplein 1853 Strombeek-Bever ma-za 10-22u, zo 10-18u Full program at www.ccstrombeek.be/actueel

cultuurcentrum strombeek grimbergen

Belgium Aalst

Netwerk Murmur Artists include: Tim Bruniges, Christoph De Boeck, Luke Fowler, Luca Frei, Francesca Grilli, Amalia Pica, Imogen Stidworthy, Richard T. Walker, among others. Curated by Netwerk

Belgium

15 Houtkaai 9300 Aalst Wed to Fri 11 am - 5 pm, Sat & Sun 2 pm - 6 pm www.netwerk-art.be

Antwerpen

Photo: Charles, Vasa, Minnesota From the series Sleeping By The Mississippi – 2002 – © Alec Soth

Fotomuseum. Fomu Selleslags Unpacks Solo show by Herman Selleslags Curated by Tamara Berghmans and Joachim Naudts Gathered Leaves Solo show by Alec Soth Curated by Kate Bush 47 Waalsekaai 2000 Antwerpen Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.fotomuseum.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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MOMU Margiela, the Hermès Years Curated by Kaat Debo

28 Nationalestraat 2000 Antwerpen Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.momu.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Charleroi

Exchanging Looks Solo show by Wim De Schamphelaere Curated by Christelle Rousseau 11 Avenue Paul Pastur 6032 Charleroi GPS: Place des Essarts Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.museephoto.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Deurle

Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens Karla Black

Photo: Appears Peripheral, 2016 courtesy Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne, photo by Simon Vogel

4 Museumlaan 9831 Deurle Tue to Sun 10 am - 5 pm www.museumdd.be Free access only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Belgium

Musée de la photographie Les Années Lumière Solo show of Jeanloup Sieff Curated by Xavier Canonne and Barbara Rix-Sieff

Gent

S.M.A.K. Anna Oppermann | Neverending Paradox. Philosophical Ensembles of the late 1980s Curated by Ute Vorkoeper Photo: Anna Oppermann S.M.A.K. Gent, Installation view 2017. Photo by Dirk Pauwels.Courtesy Estate Anna Oppermann, Galerie Barbara Thumm

Dirk Zoete | To be determined. According to the situation Curated by Ann Hoste Kristof Van Gestel | Idiosyncratic Machine Curated by Tanja Boon Kader Attia | RĂŠparer lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Invisible Curated by Tanja Boon

Belgium

1 Jan Hoetplein 9000 Gent Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.smak.be Free access for exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Hasselt

Photo: Mika Rottenberg & Jon Kessler, SEVEN (Cecile) (2012). Photo by Kristof Vrancken

CIAP Onder ons Artists include: Billie Zangewa, Atelier Van Lieshout, Jos De Gruyter & Harald Thys, Marina Pinsky, Wermke & Leinkauf, Jef Geys, Lara Ögel, Apparatus 22, Kasia Fudakowski, Martijn Hendriks, Mika Rottenberg, Raffaella Crispino, Henrique Nascimento, Olivier Goethals, Army of Love & Casco, Monica Bonvicini, Gerard Herman, among others. A collaboration between the artists, Evelyn Simons and Isabel Van Bos

Belgium

23 Lombardstraat 3500 Hassselt Wed to Fri 11 am - 6 pm, Sat & Sun 1 pm - 5 pm www.ciap.be

Hornu

Photo: LaToya Ruby Frazier, Les Mains de Maria C. tenant une photographie de famille, de la série Et des terrils un arbre s’élèvera, 20162017. Collection MAC’s.

MAC’S (Museum of Contemporary Art) Et des terrils un arbre s'élèvera Solo show by LaToya Ruby Frazier Curated by Denis Gielen, director of MAC’s and Jean-Marc Prévost, director and chief curator of Carré d’Art, Museum of Contemporary Art in Nîmes. Sites Of Technology Solo show by Lewis Baltz Curated by Denis Gielen 82 Rue Sainte-Louise 7301 Hornu Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.mac-s.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders 123

La Louvière

Belgium

Centre De Gravure Encore sous pression. Atelier Michael Woolworth, Paris Original prints, monotypes, multiples and artists' books made by Carole Benzaken, Stéphane Bordarier, Mélanie Delattre-Vogt, Marc Desgrandchamps, Jim Dine, Brecht Evens, Philippe Favier, Frédérique Loutz, Pierre Mabille, Roberto Matta, William MacKendree, Jean François Maurige, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Stéphane Pencréac’h, Jaume Plensa, José Maria Sicilia, Djamel Tatah, Barthélémy Toguo, among others. Curated by Catherine de Braekeleer, Marie van Bosterhaut and Michael Woolworth 10 Rue des Amours 7100 La Louvière Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.centredelagravure.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Photo: Ana Torfs, Anatomy, 2006, slide photograph, photo by Ana Torfs and courtesy of the artist

Contour Biennale 8 Showcases video, film, installation and performance at special venues across Mechelen. Polyphonic Worlds: Justice As Medium Artists and collectives include: Agency, Eric Baudelaire, Adelita Husni-Bey, Rossella Biscotti, Karrabing Film Collective, Council, Pedro Gómez-Egaña, Rana Hamadeh, Filipa Lawrence Abu Hamdan, César and Louis Henderson, Inhabitants, Arvo Leo, Basir Mahmood, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Otobong Nkanga, Trevor Paglen and Trinh Thi Nguyen, Ho Tzu Nyen, Pallavi Paul, Judy Radul, Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam, Madonna Staunton, Ana Torfs, Susanne M. Winterling, among others. Curated by Natasha Ginwala Programme can be consulted on: www.contour8.be

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Mechelen

Oostende

Photo: Installation view - Frankfruter Kunstverein, 2016 Copyright ÂŠ Frankfurter Kunstverein. Photo by Norbert Migueletz. Courtesy the Artist & Copperfield gallery, London

Mu.ZEE Atchilihtallah On the Transformation of Art, Craft and Product Solo show by Eric Van Hove Curated by Phillip Van den Bossche 11 Romestraat 8400 Oostende Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, closed on Mon www.muzee.be Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Belgium

Waregem

Be-Part Anna Barriball and Hannelore Van Dijck Curated by Patrick Ronse Photo: Hannelore Van Dijck, Untitled, 2016. Courtesy Galerie Zink

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17 Westerlaan 8790 Waregem Sun to Fri 11 am - 5 pm, closed on Sat www.bepartlive.org Free access

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Eric van Hove

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Atchilihtallah — On the transformation of art, craft and product

Mahjouba I prototype - 2016 Photo: Alessio Mei - Courtesy the Artist & Copperfield gallery, London

Mahjouba II prototype - 2016 - Installation view: Frankfruter Kunstverein, 2016 - © Frankfurter Kunstverein - Photo: Norbert Migueletz - Courtesy the Artist & Copperfield gallery, London

During ArtBrussels Enter-talks Eric van Hove - Atchilihtallah in Mu.ZEE Information&program: comiteemuzee.be

2.0

Comitee Mu.ZEE 2.0 with the support of Baelde Advocaten Oudenburg, Altius Advocaten Brussel, Puur Advocatuur Kortrijk, Galerie Mie Lefever Destelbergen, Fotorama Roeselare, Agence Vanbeckevoort Oostende, Tode management Roeselare, Clynvest bvba Brugge Romestraat 11 B-8400 Ostend

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23.4.17↓ 18.6.17

Appears Peripheral, 2016 (detail), plaster powder, cosmetic articles, glitter, toilet paper, 10 x 1017 x 398 cm, courtesy Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne; Galleria Raffaella Cortese, Milan; Modern Art, London; and David Zwirner, New York/London, photo: Simon Vogel

open: woe → zo, 10u → 17u Museumlaan 14, 9831 Deurle www.museumdd.be

Karla Black

Kader Attia ‘Reflecting Memory’, 2016 Courtesy the artist, Galerie Nagel Draxler, Lehmann Maupin, Galerie Krinzinger, and Galleria Continua © the artist Photograph : Kader Attia

WWW.SMAK.BE

Repairing the Invisible

Kader Attia

31.03... 01.10.2017

in collaboration with Design museum Gent

part of the exhibition

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Plain /Purl

LaToya Ruby Frazier Et des terrils un arbre s’élèvera

LATOYA RUBY FRAZIER, Les Mains de Maria C. tenant la photographie de son père dans ses vêtements de mineur, Cuesmes, Borinage, 11 octobre 2016, de la série Et des terrils un arbre s’élèvera, 2016-2017. Collection MAC’s .

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Y YM

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“ YMY SOUNDS LIKE ELECTRO-POP WITH A TOUCH OF NEW WAVE. YMY AKA YUMMY MUMMY IS A GIRL-BAND, A COLLECTIVE, A STATE-OF-MIND, A PERFORMANCE, A ONE WOMAN SHOW, A WAY OF LIFE, A HAPPENING, AND A CONTINUAL EVOLUTION, CREATING AN EXCHANGE BETWEEN MUSICIANS AND ARTISTS ON MULTIPLE PLATFORMS. ” CONCERT & DJ PARTY FOR ART BRUSSELS 2017

105 Besme

Opening Friday 21 April

lazyeye Artists include: Sylvie Eyberg and Juan Pablo Plazas Curated by Tania Nasielski

Brussels

Photo: Sylvie Eyberg and Juan Pablo Plazas Copyright ÂŠ 105 Besme

Photo: Maarten Vanden Eynde, "The Gadget" Copyright ÂŠ MVDEynde

105 Avenue Besme 1190 Brussels (Forest) Specially open during Art Brussels: Fri 6 pm - 9 pm, Sat & Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Tram: 51 - Bus: 48, 54, Albert stop tania.nasielski@105besme.be www.105besme.be

Atelier Bouwmeester Maarten Vanden Eynde (vitrine-presentation) The work is part of his Triangular Trade project investigating the influence of transport and trade of pivotal materials, but also people, on exponential economic growth, the creation of nations and other power structures. A collaboration between Z33 (Hasselt) and Arts Catalyst (London) and for a first series of events Vlaams Bouwmeester Team (Brussels). 54-59 Galerie Ravenstein 1000 Brussels (city centre) Metro: 1, 5, Gare Centrale stop, Tram: 92, 94, Palais stop, Bus: 27, 29, 34, 38, 63, 65 & 66, 71, 95, Bozar stop www.vlaamsbouwmeester.be

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Atelier Jespers

Nocturne Saturday 22 April from 6 pm till 10 pm

Disproportions Solo show by Pierre-Laurent Cassière Curated by Elsa Sarfati and Jean-François Declercq 149 Avenue du Prince Héritier 1200 Brussels (Woluwe-Saint-Lambert) Special opening hours during Art Brussels: Wed 11 am - 5 pm, Thu 11 am - 5 pm, Fri 11 am - 6 pm, Sat 11 am - 10 pm, Sun 11 am - 6 pm Tram: 7, 25, Georges Henri stop Bus: 28, Vergote stop www.atelierjespers.com

24 Avenue Jean Volders 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Thu to Sat 3 pm - 7 pm Metro: 2, 6, Porte de Hal stop contact@deborahbowmann.com www.deborahbowmann.com

Bureau des Réalités Simon Asencio Curated by Lilou Vidal

Photo: Simon Asencio, The book of Rumours, 2017, ongoing project, courtesy of the artist and Bureau des Réalités, Brussels

327 Chaussée de Neerstalle 1190 Brussels (Forest) Wed & Sat 12 noon - 6 pm Tram: 32, 82, 97 - Bus: 50, Neerstalle stop www.bureaudesrealites.org

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Brussels

Drink and edition launch Friday 21 April from 6 pm

Chapelle de Boondael

Opening Friday 21 April from 7 pm

Ahnen Performances and concerts by Marie-Joseph Balanyã, Raymond Delepierre, Jean Paul Dessy, Silvia Hatzl, Walter Hus, Alain Planès and Michel Thuns. Curated by Silvia Hatzl 10 Square du Vieux Tilleul 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Sat to Sun 2 pm - 7 pm Tram: 25, 94, Marie-José stop www.ahnen.be

Greylight Projects

Opening Wednesday 19 April from 5 pm till 9 pm Brunch on Saturday 22 April from 10 am till 1 pm Brussels

Current Residents & Associates Artists include: Melanie Berger, Christiane Blattmann, Amelie Bouvier, Edith Bories, John Ryan Brubaker, Marc Buchy, Marcin Dudek, Michiel Huijben, Wouter Huis, Joséphine Kaeppelin, Rune Peitersen, Kathi Seebeck, Emmanuel Van der Auwera, among others. Curated by Greylight Projects 11 Rue Brialmont 1210 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 10 am - 6 pm and on request via office@greylightprojects.org Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 92, 93 - Bus: 61, Botanique stop www.greylightprojects.org

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Istituto Italiano di Cultura RADIEUSE, Capitolo 98 Artists include: Cristian Chironi, Elena Mazzi, Serena Vestrucci, Void, among others. Curated by Emmanuel Lambion and Rosa Anna Musumeci 38 Rue de Livourne 1000 Brussels (Ixelles) Mon to Fri 10 am - 1 pm & 2 pm - 5 pm Special opening hours during Art Brussels: Sat to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Tram: 93, 94, Defacqz www.iicbruxelles.esteri.it

Komplot

Opening Friday 21 April from 7 pm

Photo: Original press release image for Like An Intruder, Exile, Berlin, 2011

Brussels

Jo-ey Tang Curated by Komplot

90 Chaussée de Forest 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Sat 2 pm - 6 pm Tram: 3, 4, 51 - Bus: 48, Parvis de Saint-Gilles www.kmplt.be

l’escaut

Opening Wednesday 19 April from 6 pm till 9 pm

60 Rue de l’Escaut 1080 Brussels (Molenbeek-Saint-Jean) Fri to Sun 2 pm - 8 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 51, Ribaucourt stop Bus: 14, 15, Tour & Taxis stop www.escaut.org

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MAAC/ Maison d’Art Actuel Des Chartreux

Opening Wednesday 19 April from 6 pm till 9 pm

26-28 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 10 am - 6 pm Metro: 1, 5, Sainte-Catherine stop Tram: 3, 4, 32, Bourse stop www.maac.be

Brussels

292 Dieweg 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Special opening hours during Art Brussels: Sat & Sun 2 pm - 6 pm and by appointment Bus: 60, Mercurius stop www.maisongregoire.be

SALOON

Opening Friday 21 April from 7 pm

Remco Torenbosch Curated by SALOON

Photo: Remco Torenbosch courtesy of the artist

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29 rue Hennebicq 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Sat to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Tram: 97 - Bus: 48, Combaz stop www.s-a-l-o-o-n.com

116 Rue des Palais 1030 Brussels ( Schaarbeek) Thu 12 noon - 5 pm, Fri 10 am - 8 pm, Sat to Sun 11 am - 5 pm Tram: 25, 32, 55, 62, 93, Liedts stop www.sintlukasgalerie.be

Société

Brunch Sunday 23 April from 11 am till 2 pm

Brussels

modus operandi Artists include: Mel Bochner, Angela Bulloch, John Cage, Hanne Darboven, Walter De Maria, Claude Closky, Joseph Kosuth, LAb[au], Manfred Mohr, Yoko Ono, Casey Reas, Robert Rohm, Claude Rutault, among others. Curated by Societé 106 Rue Vanderstichelen 1080 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 11 am - 7 pm Metro: 2, 6 - Tram: 51, Ribaucourt stop Bus: 14, 15, Tour & Taxis stop www.societe-d-electricite.com

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Estate Philippe Vandenberg The Estate Philippe Vandenberg intends to foster an appreciation for the work of Belgian artist Philippe Vandenberg on an international level. The estate focuses on three areas: managing the artist’s heritage and studio-space, facilitating research efforts around the artist’s oeuvre, and making the oeuvre accessible through an ongoing dialogue with artists, curators and the public. Visits are only possible on demand. Contact: info@philippevandenberg.be

Brussels

68a Rue Vander Stichelen 1080 Brussels (city centre) www.philippevandenberg.be

White Circle Opening Friday 21 April from 6 pm till 9 pm alpha & omega, Principium et finis. Artists include: Tuur Van Balen & Revital Cohen, Anna Dimitriu, Ryoichi Kurokawa, Jean-Benoît Lallemant, Seung-Hwan Oh, Félicie d'Estienne d'Orves, Patrick Tresset, Pinar Yoldas, among others. Curated by White Circle 32 Rue Blanche 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Fri to Sun 11 am - 7 pm Tram: 92, 93, 94, 97, Defacqz / Faider stop Tram: 81, Janson stop Metro: 2, 6, Louise stop www.whitecircle.xyz

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Foto: Joke Floreal

www.philippevandenberg.be

Sablon / City centre

Au Vieux Saint–Martin €€

Les Brigittines

38 Place du Grand Sablon 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 64 76 www.auvieuxsaintmartin.be Non-stop service from 12 noon to 12 midnight

5 Place de la Chapelle 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 68 91 www.lesbrigittines.com Mon - Sun 12 noon - 2 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Closed on Sat noon and Sun

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Delicious Brussels specialties

BOZAR Brasserie

A pleasant, well-located brasserie next to the Centre for Fine Arts. One Michelin star restaurant

€€

Very elegant fish restaurant

18 Rue Bodenbroek 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 87 51 www.lecaillerdupalaisroyal.be Mon - Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm, Closed Sun Reservation required

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Lola

Top quality brasserie serving seasonal food

€

€€

33 Place du Grand sablon 1000 Brussels T +32 2 513 89 40 www.restolola.be Mon to Fri 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 11 pm Sat & Sun 12 noon - 11 pm

3 Rue Baron Horta 1000 Brussels T +32 2 503 00 00 www.bozarbrasserie.be Tue - Sat 12 noon - 2 pm and 6 pm - 10 pm Closed Mon & Sun

L’Ecailler du Palais Royal

Typical Belgian brasserie

Senza Nome €€€

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Italian restaurant with a Michelin star 1 Place du Petit Sablon 1000 Brussels T +32 2 223 16 17 www.senzanome.be 12 noon - 1:30 pm and 7 pm - 9 pm Closed Sat noon & Sun

Downtown Brussels and surroundings Very tasty Italian cuisine

1 Rue Amigo (at Amigo Hotel) 1000 Brussels T + 32 2 547 47 15 www.ristorantebocconi.com Mon to Sun 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm

Comme Chez Soi

An institution in Brussels. Michelin two-star restaurant under chef Lionel Rigolet

€€€

Authentic Brussels restaurant, very friendly service, delicious fusion food 113 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 00 08 www.restohenri.be 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 6 pm - 10 pm Closed Sun, Mon & Sat noon

One of the best Japanese restaurants in Brussels

€€€

28B Rue du Fossé aux Loups 1000 Brussels T +32 2 217 56 39 www.samourai-bruxelles.be Tue - Sat 12 noon - 2 pm and 7 pm - 9:30 pm Closed Mon & Sun

Sea Grill

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One of the most highly acclaimed restaurants in Brussels. Two Michelin stars. Chef Yves Mattagne’s elegant and meticulously crafted menu has earned the Sea Grill Restaurant its excellent reputation.

23 Place Rouppe 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 29 21 www.commechezsoi.be Tue to Sat for lunch and dinner Closed Wed noon

Henri

Samouraï

€€

47 Rue Fossé Aux Loups 1000 Brussels T +32 2 212 08 00 www.seagrill.be Mon - Fri 12 noon - 2 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Closed on Sat & Sun

Vismet €€ Great fish restaurant

23 Place Sainte-Catherine 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 85 45 Tue - Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Closed Mon & Sun Reservation required

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Bocconi €€

Downtown Brussels and surroundings Viva M’boma

Bars & Restaurants - Shopping List

Great meat & offal restaurant

17 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 15 93 Mon to Tue 12 noon - 2:30 pm Thu to Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Wed & Sun

Quartier Louise Ixelles

€€

Canterbury €€ Café-restaurant. Delicious Brussels specialties. Great terrace 2 Avenue de l’Hippodrome 1050 Brussels T +32 2 646 83 93 www.lecanterbury.be 10 am - 11 pm Closed Sun

Classico €€ Tradition brasserie-type cuisine 124 Rue Américaine 1050 Brussels T +32 2 537 90 39 www.classico-la-brasserie.com Tue - Sat 12 noon - 3 pm and 7 pm - 11 pm Closed Mon & Sun

Colonel €€ Brasserie for meat addicts 24 Rue Jean Stas 1060 Brussels T +32 2 538 57 36 www.colonelbrussels.com Tue - Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Mon & Sun

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Quartier Louise Ixelles

Young and urban, bohemian. Daily menu

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Trendy Italian

Tan €

12 Rue de la Longue Haie 1050 Brussels T +32 2 513 92 13 www.gazzetta.be Mon - Sat 8:30 am - 11 pm Sun 11 am - 4 pm

Kamo €€ One Michelin star gastronomic Japanese restaurant, the food and service are exceptional 550A Chaussée de Waterloo 1050 Brussels T +32 2 648 78 48 Closed Sun Reservation required

Exquisite Korean cuisine 510 Chaussée de Waterloo 1050 Brussels T +32 2 346 11 11 Tue - Sun 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Mon & Sun

185 Rue Washington 1050 Brussels T +32 2 880 67 74 www.garage-a-manger.be Mon - Wed 10 am - 6 pm Thu - Sat 10 am - 10 pm Sat 10:30 am - 10 pm Sun 10:30 am - 6 pm

Gazzetta Caffè & Deli

Maru €€

Excellent organic slow food restaurant

€€

95 Rue de l’Aqueduc 1050 Brussels T +32 2 537 87 87 Mon to Sat 12 noon - 2 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Last order one hour before closing

Toucan €€ A pleasant, well located brasserie 1 Avenue Louis Lepoutre 1050 Brussels T +32 2 345 30 17 www.toucanbrasserie.com Sun to Thu 12 noon - 11 pm Fri & Sat 12 noon - 11:30 pm

Toucan sur Mer

Fish bistrot, great selection of oysters

€€

17-19 Avenue Louis Lepoutre 1050 Brussels T +32 2 340 07 40 Open daily 12 noon - 11 pm

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Garage à Manger

South of Brussels Uccle Bouchéry €€€ Young and creative cuisine

Bars & Restaurants - Shopping List

44 Chaussée d’Alsemberg 1180 Brussels T +32 2 332 37 74 www.bouchery–restaurant.be Mon to Sat, evening only

La Buvette

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Authentique butcher shop turned into a restaurant serving a unique seasonal menu 108 Chaussée d’Alsemberg 1180 Brussels T +32 2 534 13 03 www.la–buvette.be Mon to Sat for dinner and Wed to Fri for lunch

Le Chalet de la Forêt

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French gastronomy restaurant with two Michelin stars. Blending art with intelligence, Chef Pascal Devalkeneer achieves the perfect balance between traditional and avant-garde concepts 43 Drève de Lorraine 1180 Brussels T +32 2 374 54 16 www.lechaletdelaforet.be 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Closed Sat & Sun

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La Villa Lorraine

€€(€)

Mixed concept of brasserie on one side and a one Michelin star gastronomic on the other side under chef Gary Kirchens 75 Avenue du Vivier d’Oie 1000 Brussels T +32 2 374 31 63 www.villalorraine.be Tue to Sat for lunch and dinner

East of Brussels Woluwe-SaintPierre

Cafés, bars and light meals

Bon Bon

A la Mort Subite

453 Avenue de Tervueren 1150 Brussels T +32 2 346 66 15 www.bonbon.restaurant Tue - Fri 12:30 am - 1:30 pm and 7:30 pm - 9 pm Reservation required

A Brussels classic old school café & beer house, beautiful surroundings

7 Rue Montagne-aux-Herbes Potagères 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 513 13 18 www.alamortsubite.com Mon to Sat 11 am - 1 am Sun 12 noon - 12 midnight

Au Daringman

An artworld classic

37 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Fri 12 noon - 2 am Sat 4 pm - 2 am Sun 4 pm - 12 midnight

Café Sablon

Trendy coffee bar

26 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) Mon - Fri 7:30 am - 8 pm Sat & Sun 8:30 am - 8 pm

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€€€

Spontaneous inspiration, gastronomic creativity free of all constraints. Michelin two-star restaurant under chef Christophe Hardiquest

Cafés, bars and light meals

Cafe Velvet

Specialised in coffee drinks

Bars & Restaurants - Shopping List

27 Quai au Bois à Brûler 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 217 80 91 www.cafevelvet.co Mon - Sat 9 am - 6 pm Sun 11 am - 6 pm

Chyl

Offers a 100% homemade, healthy and organic food 62 Rue de Bellevue 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 648 34 76 www.chyl.be Tue to Fri 12 noon - 3 pm Sat & Sun 10:30 am - 5 pm

Greenwich

Authentic Belgian brasserie and bar. Food served nonstop in beautiful Belle Époque surroundings 7 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 511 41 67 Mon to Sun 11 am - 11:30 pm Bar open until late

Hortense & Humus

Trendy cocktail bar and restaurant for vegetarian foodies 2 Rue de Vergnies 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) T +32 479 54 44 87 Wed - Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 6 pm - 00:30 am Sun 12 noon - 8 pm

L’Archiduc

Art deco classic Jazz, Cocktails and live music 6 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 512 06 52 www.archiduc.net

Moeder Lambic Original Widest selection of Beers in Brussels. An institution! 68 Rue de Savoie 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) T +32 2 544 16 99 www.moederlambic.com Every day 4 pm - 3 am

Victor

Bozar visitors stop here for coffee, a healthy lunch or a light meal 23 Rue Ravenstein 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 213 19 19 www.victorbozarcafe.be Tue to Sun 10 am - 10 pm 150

Shopping list

The area around Rue Dansaert (Brussels 1000) is the most interesting place to shop for Belgian (and other) designers. Most shops are open between 11 am and 6:30 pm from Monday to Saturday. They are all located in the city centre. On Sundays, the places to be are Sablon and the flea market at Place du Jeu de Balle.

Hunting and Collecting

Hunting for a present, original clothing, small furniture, books... 17 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 74 77 Tue - Sat 12 noon - 7 pm

Concept stores Ă&#x20AC; suivre

Multi-brand and great bags by Belgian designer Clio Goldbrenner 101 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 513 90 12 Mon - Sat 11 am - 7 pm

Belâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Arte

Very affordable and original products made by Belgian Designers 53 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 492 76 22 74 Tue - Sat 11 am - 7 pm

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Clothing Annemie Verbeke Great knitwear and unique clothing

64 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 21 71 Mon - Sat 11 am - 6 pm

Carine Gilson

Very luxurious lingerie, last seen in a James Bond movie...

87 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 289 51 47 Tue - Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

Hatshoe

Designer shoes

89 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 41 52 Mon 12:30 pm - 6:30 pm Tue - Sat 10:30 am - 2 pm and 2:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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ICON

Nice clothes, Isabel Marant, Acne...

Bars & Restaurants - Shopping List

5 Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 1000 Brussels T +32 2 502 71 51 Mon - Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

Jean–Paul Knott

Fantastic Belgian designer 57 Rue Lebeau 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 66 56 Mon 12 noon - 5 pm Tue - Sat 11 am - 6:30 pm Sun 12 noon - 5 pm

Maison Martin Margiela Superb clothes, shoes, bags and jewels by the celebrated Belgian brand 114 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 2 223 75 20 Mon - Sat 11 am - 7 pm

Stijl Women

Belgian designers like Ann Demeulemeester, Dries Van Noten, AF Vandevorst...

74 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 2 512 03 13 Mon - Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

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Stijl Men

6 Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 1000 Brussels T +32 2 513 42 50 Mon - Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

Vintage Ciel mes bijoux! Excelsior & Vintage

It bags, watches, jewels and accessories of the most famous brands 5 & 10 Rue Ernest Allard 1000 Brussels T +32 2 514 50 49 Closed Mon

Isabelle Bajart Vintage

25 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels T +32 478 24 37 88 Mon & Tue 12 noon - 7 pm Wed - Sat 11 am - 7 pm

Vêtu

High quality designer vintage clothes

12 Rue Léon Lepage 1000 Brussels T +32 2 502 02 06 Wed - Sat 12 noon - 7 pm Sun 2 pm - 6 pm

Shopping list

Jewels

Bookshops

Christa Reniers

BOZAR Bookshop

61 Rue Lebeau 1000 Brussels T +32 2 510 06 60 Mon to Sat 10:30 am - 1 pm & 2 pm - 6:30 pm

Ciel mes bijoux!

One of Europe's oldest boutiques dedicated to haute couture and artist jewellery 16 Galerie du Roi 1000 Brussels T +32 2 514 71 98 Closed Mon

by Walter KĂśnig Centre for Fine Arts 23 Rue Ravenstein 1000 Brussels T +32 2 502 34 68 Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Thu 10 am - 9 pm

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Belgian handmade jewellery

Candide 1 & 2 Place Georges Brugmann 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) T +32 2 344 81 94 Every day 8 am - 7 pm

Peinture FraĂŽche Collectors Gallery

Georg Jensen, exceptional vintage pieces and contemporary jewellery 17 Rue Lebeau 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 46 13 Mon - Sat 11 am - 6:30 pm Sun 11 am - 3 pm

10 Rue du Tabellion 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) T +32 2 537 11 05 Wed to Sat 10:30 am - 7 pm

Tropismes Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert 11 Galerie des Princes 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 512 88 52 Mon 11 am - 6:30 pm Tue to Thu 10 am - 6:30 pm Fri 10 am - 7:30 pm Sat 10:30 am - 7 pm Sun 1:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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PracticaL inFo Opening hours Vernissage: Thu 20 April 2017, 5 pm - 10 pm Fair days: Fri 21 - Sun 23 April 2017, 11 am - 7 pm Venue Tour & Taxis Avenue du Port 86C 1000 Brussels Free shuttles Daily between Tour & Taxis and Brussels North & Brussels Midi train stations and a shuttle tour in the city. Free guided visits Supported by Belfius Wealth Management Every day at 3 pm and 5 pm, in French and Dutch Starts at the Info Desk at the entrance

Information www.artbrussels.com artbrussels@easyfairs.com Art Brussels Catalogue â&#x201A;Ź 20 - Available at the Info Desks and VIP Desk Art Brussels Bag â&#x201A;Ź 10 - Available at the Info Desks and VIP Desk

Organised by EASYFAIRS

Venice Biennale guided tour Fri 21 April at 4 pm, in English Sat 22 and Sun 23 at 2 pm, in English Starts at the Info Desk at the entrance

Contemporary Art Fair

Save the date! 19 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 22 April 2018 Tour & Taxis

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