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CONTENTS

INSIDE THE FAIR 4 13 20 29 32

PARTICIPANTS NON-PROFIT SPACES THE STAGE - ARTISTS’ MUSIC THE CINEMA ARTISTIC PROJECTS

OUTSIDE THE FAIR 46 PRIVATE COLLECTIONS 50 MUSEUMS, ART CENTRES & NON-PROFIT SPACES IN BRUSSELS 66 MUSEUMS, ART CENTRES & NON-PROFIT SPACES IN BELGIUM 75 GALLERY NIGHT 85 OFF PROJECTS / EVENTS 87 RESTAURANTS, BARS & SHOPPING

Left: Designed by Lydia Debeer, HISK laureate (Ghent), winner of the competition for the Bosteels advertisement.

Photo: Nick Hannes

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DISCOVERY supported by Anglo Belge Special Risks DISCOVERY is a new section for 14 young galleries (no more than 8 years old) presenting artists that are not yet known or emerging within the European context. These galleries are scouted and selected by the DISCOVERY Committee, which is composed of international curators: ›› ›› ›› ›› ››

Daria de Beauvais | Curator, Palais de Tokyo (Paris) Chris Fitzpatrick | Director, Kunstverein Munich Katerina Gregos | Curator, writer, and Artistic Director of Art Brussels Nathalie Hartjes | Director, Showroom MAMA (Rotterdam) Johan Holten | Director, Staatliche Kunsthalle (Baden-Baden)

• Galerie Allen – FR Artists: Linus Bill | Adrien Horni • Rolando Anselmi – DE Artists: Arcangelo Sassolino | Morgane Tschiember • balzer art projects – CH Artist: Brian Duggan • Bischoff Projects – DE Artists: Kristina Buch | Juergen Krause | Daniel Turner

• Division of Labour – GB Co-curated by Will Lunn, Copperfield, London Artists: Sam Curtis | Andrew Lacon | Oscar Santillan • grimmuseum – DE Artist: Ada Van Hoorebeke • The Journal Gallery – US Artist: Kika Karadi • KOW – DE Artists: Michael E. Smith | Tobias Zielony • Leto – PL Artists: Wojciech Pu | Aleksandra Urban | Aleksandra Waliszewska • Semiose – FR Artist: Présence Panchounette • Super Dakota – BE Artists: Baptiste Caccia | Ariane Schick • Joseph Tang – FR Artists: Sarah Fauguet & David Cousinard | Alexander Lieck • TRAPÉZ – HU Artists: Beatrix Szörényi | Jay Tan | Ádám Ulbert • ŽAK|BRANICKA – DE Artists: Paweł Ksiažek | Marlena Kudlicka

SOLO supported by Van Den Weghe A SOLO presentation is an individual ambitious project dedicated to the work of one artist. The SOLO presentations are spread throughout the two halls of the fair. Galleries are making a statement by showing one specific on site project by an individual artist. This gives the visitor the opportunity to get to know the work of an artist more in depth.

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The SOLO presentations are pre-selected by Katerina Gregos, Artistic Director of Art Brussels. The best SOLO show is rewarded with the SOLO Prize, supported by Van Den Weghe (€ 10.000 for the artist) and selected at the fair by a jury of curators and collectors consisting of: ›› ›› ›› ›› ››

Frédéric de Goldschmidt | Collector (Brussels/Paris) Olivier Gevart | Collector & founder Été 78 (Brussels) Katerina Gregos | Curator, writer and artistic director of Art Brussels Anders Kreuger | Curator, M HKA (Antwerp) Tanguy Van Quickenborne | Collector (Ghent)

• Benjamin Appel (Weingrüll – DE) • Stephan Balleux (D+T Project Gallery – BE) • Sammy Baloji (Imane Farès – FR) • Jean-Baptiste Bernadet (Valentin – FR) • Katharine Cooper (Flatland – NL) • Honoré d’O (Kristof De Clercq – BE) • Constant Dullaart (Carroll/Fletcher – GB) • Andris Eglitis (Alma Gallery – LV) • Angela Glajcar (Martin Kudlek – DE) • Klara Hobza (Waldburger Wouters – BE) • Jim Hodges (Gladstone Gallery – US, BE) • Thilo Heinzmann (dépendance – BE) • Markus Hofer (Mario Mauroner Contemporary Art – AT) • Sadaharu Horio (Axel Vervoordt – BE) • Béla Pablo Janssen (Jeanrochdard – FR, BE) • Ermias Kifleyesus (Kusseneers Gallery – BE) • Brian Kokoska (Johannes Vogt – US) • Germaine Kruip (G262 Sofie Van De Velde – BE) • Mehdi-Georges Lahlou (Transit – BE) • Lello//Arnell (Jozsa – BE) • Lauren Luloff (Galerie Bernard Ceysson – CH, FR, LUX)

3A-34 3B-17 3C-34 1D-33 3D-37 1D-06 3A-10 3D-19 3C-42 3A-02 1B-16 3B-27 1A-34 1C-38 1D-32 3D-15 3B-18 3A-12 1D-02 3C-38 1C-32

• Filip Markiewicz (Aeroplastics – BE) • Willem Oorebeek (Robert Miller Gallery – US) • Hannah Perry (Steve Turner – US) • Alessandro Roma (s o b e r i n g – FR) • Jackie Saccoccio (Eleven Rivington – US) • Sebastiao Salgado (Polka Galerie – FR) • Jessica Sanders (K A N S A S – US) • Travis Somerville (Beta Pictoris Gallery – US) • Narcisse Tordoir (Van De Weghe – BE) • Jannis Varelas (Galerie Krinzinger – AT)

1A-03 1A-26 1D-30 3C-17 3A-22 3C-37 3A-19 3B-41 3D-27 1C-26

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Artists Club Coffre Fort LES COFFRES FORTS Thibaut Espiau, Ištvan Išt Huzjan and Grégoire Motte established the Artists Club in March of 2012. They are a group of artists whose primary activity is spending time together and conducting discussions, but not developing an art practice as a collective. On Hopstraat 63, in central Brussels, the Artists Club runs the Coffre Fort exhibition space. The space is a Fichet-Bauche vault (H 230 cm x W 280 cm x L 230 cm) placed in the middle of a mezzanine in a former jeweller’s workshop. The frequency and duration of the exhibitions is irregular (sometimes one night only), because the goal is not to ‘make exhibitions’, but to try to invite member artists to investigate their personal art history and to make it public. As the big vault at Hopstraat 63 cannot be transported to Art Brussels, the Artists Club will present a group exhibition involving several, small-sized vaults provided by Fichet-Bauche, containing interventions by the artists with whom the Artists Club has collaborated since the beginning, and who have exhibited at the Coffre Fort. Each of the exhibitors will have a Fichet-Bauche MILLIUM 80 (H 61.5 cm x W 55.5 cm x L 49 cm) domesticsize vault at their disposal, a smaller version of the Coffre Fort. The vault interventions will result from meetings and reunions within the club. Artists: Barbara Pereyra & Filip van Dingenen | Robert Wilhite | Evor | Mathieu Manche | Ella de Burca | Kurt Ryslavy | James Beckett | Yves Grenet | Christophe Terlinden | Sadaharu Horio + Kuki | IRWIN With thanks to Fichet-Bauche. Artists Club Coffre Fort 63 rue du Houblon BE – 1000 Brussels e: ac.coffrefort@gmail.com

T: Thibaut Espiau +32(0)487 80 03 29 Ištvan Išt Huzjan +32(0)499 82 00 41 Grégoire Motte +32(0)489 34 8968 w: www.facebook.com/ArtistsClubCoffreFort

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HETERARCHICAL ARCHIPELAGO C-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e presents a ‘re-work’, more a group work than a group show, with six artists with whom they have collaborated since their founding. Originally constructed in their exhibition space during a week-long collective working period, the installation includes works they coproduced with the artists, traces from their fabrication and materials languishing in their storeroom. Their aim is to performatively create a protocol allowing us to enter the artists’ ‘black box’ – the intimacy of their practice and media – discovering which elements ‘stick’, to create new assemblages. The result was photographed and applied directly to the booth’s walls, transposing their exhibition space directly into the art fair. The photograph is not a backdrop, but equal to the works, objects and materials also physically present. The whole is a metaphor of recollection, of thinking through c-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e’s activities, a re-composition of the qualities of their first year’s programme. C-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e is a non-profit organization with an exhibition space in central Brussels and a collaborative practice based on dialogue and sharing working processes with artists. We invite artists to invest the space in diverse projects, addressing issues of interest to our multi-disciplinary team. In sustained collective reflection with the artists, we create specific working protocols that allow us to engage intimately, both conceptually and materially, in the co-production of new works. c-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e 10 rue du Marché aux Porcs BE – 1000 Brussels e: info@c-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e.com w: www.c-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e.com Opening hours: Thu-Sat, 2 pm – 6 pm and by appointment STAND: 3C-50F

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enough room for space THE FAIR DEAL For The Fair Deal, Enough Room for Space (ERforS) worked with Galeri NON of Istanbul. They developed a presentation based on Uncertainty Scenarios, a collective experimental research project exploring how people throughout history have tried to speculate, predict and anticipate the future. NON and ERforS present the Swedish artists Goldin+Senneby, who performatively and virtually explore legal, financial and spatial constructs. M&A is a new work, introduced at Art Brussels, but is only activated when sold. This means that a percentage of the revenue will be used to speculate on the stock market, using a Merger Prediction Strategy developed for them by New York investment banker Paul Leong to identify early signs of mergers and acquisitions. With the profit, an actor will rehearse a scripted, speculative scene relating to the Merger Prediction Strategy. The rehearsals will continue as long as the trading budget lasts. M&A speculates on the precariousness of labour amid variations in private and public funding, problematizing the relationship between art and finance against globalization and its local consequences. A non-profit organization, ERforS initiates events, residencies, research projects and exhibitions. ERforS puts context and ideas before the medium, challenging barriers between different disciplines (artistic, scientific, activist). Galeri NON embraces non-disciplinary art practices, working in its gallery and at the NON-Stage experimental performance platform. Enough Room for Space HQ, 10 Rue de L’Etoile BE – 1620 Drogenbos | www.enoughroomforspace.org NON, Tomtom Mahallesi Nur-i-Ziya sokak No. 16 TR– Beyoglu 34400 Istanbul | www.galerinon.com Goldin+Senneby, 2nd Floor, Prestige Omega, No. 104 EPIP Zone Whitefield IN – Bangalore 560066 | www.goldinsenneby.com STAND: 3C-50A

A GENTRIFICATION PROGRAMME In 2012, the Institute for Human Activities (IHA), founded by Dutch artist and filmmaker Renzo Martens, began A Gentrification Programme on a former Unilever plantation in Congo, 800km from Kinshasa. Established in the Netherlands, Belgium and the Democratic Republic of Congo, IHA held its opening seminar in a rainforest clearing, where art historians, activists and artists discussed IHA’s five-year programme. IHA asserts that even when art critically engages with global inequalities, it brings beauty, jobs and opportunity to the places where it is shown, discussed and sold – London, Venice or New York. The IHA aims to change this. During Critical Curriculum, Congolese plantation workers, including Djonga Bismar and Mbuku Kipala, produced elaborate self-portraits. Cast in the cocoa they provide to global markets, these sculptures are on sale at Art Brussels, but now with added significance. The IHA presents two chocolate sculptures, plus photographs and info-graphics by the Amsterdam-based design duo, Metahaven, which identify technical, social and economic interactions associated with these works. In a special pop-up store, visitors can buy smaller versions of the chocolate self-portraits at an affordable price. All proceeds will go to the makers. As they cannot live from plantation labour, they now try to make a living from critical engagement with plantation labour practices. This project is made possible by BarryCallebaut, the leading Franco-Belgian producer of chocolate. With the support of the Mondriaan Fund, Netherlands. Institute for Human Activities (IHA) 23 Potgieterstraat NL – 1053 XP Amsterdam e: office@humanactivities.org w: www.humanactivities.org STAND: 3C-50B

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NIEUWE VIDE THE HOLLS COLLECTIVE AT ART BRUSSELS The Holls Collective are Lisanne Ackermann, Dóra Benyó, Saskia Burggraaf, Katinka van Gorkum, Josje Hattink, Pia Louwerens, Lotte Pet and Machteld Rullens. They test the limits of being individuals

in a group, in labour-intensive performances and installations with strong repetition and endurance. In Confetti/Control, they meticulously sort, pile, collect and scatter 400 kg of confetti, following contradictory rules in a self-defeating exercise. Colourful traces are playfully swept across the fair grounds. The Holls Collective also concurrently present The Holls Penthouse Pre-party at the Hotel Bloom! Penthouse Art Space, co-hosted by Harlan Levey Projects. Nieuwe Vide is an exhibition and studio complex in Haarlem (NL). Since 1997, it offers exhibitions and events in multidisciplinary visual arts. Nieuwe Vide is home to two exhibition spaces and 20 studios for artists, musicians, cartoonists, animators and creative businesses. With the support of the Mondriaan Fund, Netherlands. Nieuwe Vide 6 Minckelersweg NL – 2031 EM Haarlem T: +31 23 5451 581 | e: info@nieuwevide.nl | w: www.nieuwevide.nl The Holls Penthouse Pre-party @ Hotel BLOOM! Sat 25 April, 6pm – midnight 250 rue Royale BE – 1210 Brussels www.hotelbloom.com STAND: 3C-50E

CONVERSATION PIECE WITH LOUWRIEN WIJERS RONGWRONG presents a solo installation by Dutch artist Louwrien Wijers, whom we met in Amsterdam, in a house that had long been a meeting place for artists and thinkers. We also got to know about De Appel and the Mickery Circuit galleries, and the conference and exhibition Art Meets Science and Spirituality in an Age of Changing Economy, which Wijers organized at the Stedelijk Museum in 1990. In time, her practice moved from metal sculptures to mental sculptures. Her work focuses on expanding conversations and interviews with fellow artists, and travelling through physical and mental spaces. Reflecting on Wijers’ performative and conceptual methodologies, the installation is based on a room in her studio and home, lined with fabric from a 1919 Zeppelin airship. She once said she wanted to live in airplanes. She would sit in this environment, using a typewriter to record her conversations with local and international artists – Joseph Beuys, Ben D’Armangac, Luigi Ontani or Marina Abramovic. This mental occupation of space also relates to the setting of RONGWRONG, in another traditional Amsterdam house. How does the investment of private spaces in an artistic context relate to the changing economies of art today? RONGWRONG is a space for art and theory in Amsterdam, founded in 2011. Rejecting the inscrutable logics of sterile art trades and cultural branding, we support and exhibit the work of artists and host ongoing public programmes that welcome art historians, writers and poets. With the support of the Mondriaan Fund, Netherlands. rongwrong 2 Binnen Bantammerstraat NL – 1011 CK Amsterdam T: +31 61 5958 731 | e: info@rongwrong.org | w: www.rongwrong.org Opening hours: Sat and Sun, 2 pm – 6 pm, or by appointment STAND: 3C-50C

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the STAGE ARTISTSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Music Zinneke Terrace Between Hall 1 & 3

This year a programme of live performances replaces the talks programme on THE STAGE. To this effect Art Brussels is launching a new event called ARTISTS’ MUSIC, which features daily live musical performances by contemporary artists and their bands. This concert series is organised in collaboration with Brussels-based arts centre, Beursschouwburg and takes place on THE STAGE, which this year is located outdoors on the Zinneke Terrace between Halls 1 & 3.

PROGRAMME Friday 24th April Friday kicks off with a mix of noise, chaotic hard-core and heavy guitars; probably the most intense day of the whole programme. Best defined as an amazing layered madness, hyper neurotic action and a series of vivid musical performances using a mountain of instruments. Brought to you by those multi-disciplined artists Joris Van de Moortel and Matthieu Ronsse; interspersed with a Ghent based pop-rock band using a toy drum kit, the cheapest distortion pedal in the store, the bass guitar plugged into a keyboard amp and some chanting on the top of their juvenile voices. That’s how you describe the sound of Ping Pong Tactics.

Joris Van de Moortel SP and his Ur Gerausch Kammer Ensemble 7 pm – 8 pm

In his concerts Joris Van de Moortel gives rhythm to movement, collects energy, collapses structures and assembles fragments. His music oscillates

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between order and chaos. What Joris destroys with his explosive musical performances, he will build up again in his installations. Joris Van de Moortel (BE, 1983) is a painter, sculptor, performer and musician. He uses the architecture and context of a specific place in order to set up his multifaceted work. Van de Moortel deliberately leaves traces of his creative process behind and only when he is finished performing does the work obtain its sculptural dimension. Photo © Joris Van de Moortel & Galerie Nathalie Obadia

Ping Pong Tactics 8:30 pm – 9 pm

Ping Pong Tactics consists of three charming men, playing pop music. This young trio haling from Lembeke (BE) make songs about growing up in a small village and living on social welfare. The band is known for their arrogant no-nonsense way and their self-made video clips on YouTube are instant hits. Loved by the kids, hated by the neighbours. Bert Huyghe (BE, 1989), Thomas Huyghe (BE, 1991) and Dries Dauwe (BE, 1991) found each other at Royal Academy of Fine Arts Ghent, KASK. What binds them together as a band is where they come from. Their often humoristic artwork, across diverse media, is about growing up in a small farming village. Photo © Ping Pong Tactics

Ratzinger Matthieu Ronsse, known as a versatile artist, is the frontman of Ratzinger. They are defined by different styles of music that’s undoubtedly proved in the anarchic and energetic structure of their sound, including explosive drums and wrenching guitar riffs. For the concert Ronsse has assembled a top-notch team of composers including Jef Cuypers, Elko Blijweert, Sjoerd Bruil, Mauro Pawlowski and Jeroen Stevens. Matthieu Ronsse (BE, 1981) studied at Royal Academy of Fine Arts Ghent. Immediately after his studies, he was noticed during Coming People SMAK, Ghent (2003), which led to the start of an international career as a crossover artist. In his eclectic practice he mixes elements from different styles, periods and disciplines, unifying a cohesive body of work with a recognizable idiom. Photo © mauroworld.net

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9:30 pm – 10:30 pm

Saturday 25th April Welcome to the world of synthpop. Saturday, two bands led by two women will invite you to a utopian and ethereal communion, where the dog is God and the future is bright. Using mainly a keyboard, a microphone, and a drum machine they will take you on a journey into romance, escapism and aspiration. This minimal wave will make you dance and dream on their voyage, be ready to get carried away. As sundown sets in, we invite you to a DJ-set; electronica and house take over, with a pinch of psychedelia and refined percussive elements. Remarkable are the incredibly deep, sometimes menacing but warm and melodious bass-lines. They will trigger your energy to keep you going into the night.

Musique Chienne 4 pm – 4:40 pm

Musique Chienne is described as music from Brussels for people and dogs. Her fascination for this domestic animal reflects in her self-made videos of free spirited dogs playing in a park. Her happy minimal tunes make you float away in a relaxing state, whether you are a dog or not. Musique Chienne is Sarah-Louise Barbett (FR, 1989). Barbett studied comics at Saint-Luc, Liège, drawing at La Cambre and finally at L’ERG Brussels. She records scenes of some of the most poignantly boring scenarios imaginable: the moment someone leaves a bottle of Fanta on a car roof, or when she catches her dog sitting casually on a sofa. Sarah-Louise registers odd mundanity with beauty. © Ilse Raps, Komplot, Brussels, August 2014

Bright Entity Michiel and Ciska of Bright Entity have been working together on music in Brussels since 2009. They compose using mainly synthesizers and drum machines and the result is a magnificent blend of pop music for Roland dummies. It’s eighties synthpop but without the cheese. And above all, it’s music for cruising, home listening and dancing, for making out and romancing. Bright Entity are Ciska Thomas (BE, 1991) and Michiel Claus (BE, 1987). She studied jazz singing at the Conservatory of Maastricht, composing music floating between pop and jazz, a warm sound though edgy, it’s pop but it’s not. He is a quixotic DJ and producer and helping out in the legendary Brussels record shop Dr. Vinyl, adhering to a relentless routine of searching for new and exciting music. Photo © Bright Entity

Different Fountains 6 pm – 7 pm

Different Fountains formed in Brussels / Paris in 2009 by the two Fountainheads Bernardo Risquez and Michael Langeder. For a few years now, they have been at the centre of what Brussels has to offer in modern electronic music. Producing leftfield electronica imbued by melody, otherworldly sounds, permutated lyrics and alien wistfulness. Sometimes danceable, sometimes experimental.

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5 pm – 5:40 pm

Michael Langeder (AT, 1981) and Bernardo Risquez (VE, 1982) met at the Faculty for Architecture and Urban Design, Caracas. Their mutual interest for architecture and sound is intertwined in their artistic practice. While Michael is experimenting with light performances and soundscapes where the city is both target and décor, Bernardo is interested in audiovisual representation, searching possible urban rhythmic patterns that could define cities and cultures. Photo © Different Fountains

Sunday 26th April Sunday will provide the best of what the Antwerp scene has to offer. The day starts with beautiful melancholic tunes and some fresh energy. Imagine; the future is neon purple and sunglasses are a non-stop necessity, you stretch your legs and dance radar slowly on an instant classy echo of teenage suicidal madness. No vocals, just beautiful burning exotic tunes. As night falls, prepare yourself; it’s loud. Vom Grill introduces you to the world of electronic abstract noise music. Expect extreme volume, distortion and improvisation. Don’t expect use of melody, harmony or rhythm. Best described as a blurry midlife crisis, for all children of the revolution.

Mittland och Leo 4 pm – 4:40 pm

Mittland och Leo is an instrumental synthduo formed by Antwerp artists Joke Leonare Desmet and Milan Warmoeskerken. They gained instant underground success thanks to some lauded live performances in

Joke Leonare Desmet (BE, 1989) is a multitasker. Graduated as a graphic designer at the Sint Lucas Academy Antwerp in 2010, she has an utterly diverse practise: occasional-musician, graphic designer, scenographer and co-runner of her own label called Jj funhouse. Her partner in crime Milan Warmoeskerken (BE, 1991) is a multi-instrumentalist. After his Jazz studies at the Antwerp Conservatorium he started to play in different bands such as Condor Gruppe, Flying Horseman and Blackie & The Oohoos. Solo he prefers his (analog) synthesizers. Photo © Mittland och Leo

Dennis Tyfus / Vom Grill 5 pm – 6 pm

Dennis Tyfus / Vom Grill is heavily influenced by electro-acoustic awareness, mid 80’s strobes, back-and-forth stereo holla, spiked metal logos and space age monkey brains. Like meeting a cat in a thunderstorm thinking about suicide. Most of the Vom Grill’s tracks are created out of sheer luck with one goal: never kisses the asses of the masses. Dennis Tyfus (BE, 1979) lives and works in Antwerp and sometimes in Blankenberge. Described as a rebel, local hero of the Antwerp art scene and an artistic all-rounder, Dennis is not concerned with art

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their hometown. Mittland och Leo puts psychedelic organpop and atonal synth weirdness as sensualizing cherries on top of a minimal beat cake, like a memory of a perfect summer long gone.

let alone with the art world. Instead he prefers his atelier and his tiny artist space Stadslimiet where he coordinates numerous activities that are vital for him, including a radio show. Tyfus is the brain behind the Ultra Eczema label, visual artist and a cultural phenomenon. Photo © Dennis Tyfus / Vom Grill

Monday 27th April DJ VingtCent and his guests 4 pm – 8 pm DJ VingtCent aka the DJ you hate to love is the music programmer of Beursschouwburg. Notorious for surprising eclectic dj sets with lack of style or image. New school with massive respect for the beauty of HITS. Good music is good music. Photo © DJ VingtCent

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Geographic Paradigms CURATED BY LORENZO BENEDETTI, DIRECTOR OF DE APPEL ARTS CENTRE AMSTERDAM

Geographic Paradigms explores different situations in the world from six oblique perspectives. The complex definition of time and identity are seen in an historic perspective, in which myth and nostalgia are a filter for a modern image. It can be seen in the void in the Greek parliament, or in the black balloons in an anti-government protest in Sofia, creating moments of surrealism, or in the metaphysical architecture of Rome, showing the times of a desolated past. A confrontation with the past is also visible in the poetic or ironic personal or collective perspectives of the detectors of change. THE CINEMA is located in Hall 3, underneath the large main staircase designed by B-ILD. 1. STEFANOS TSIVOPOULOS (GR, B. 1973) Geometry of Fear, 2012 6’ Courtesy Kalfayan Galleries (Athens, Thessaloniki) 2. PRAVDOLIUB IVANOV (BG, B. 1964) Black Balloons, 2013 01’10’’ Courtesy SARIEV contemporary (Plovdiv) 3. ROB JOHANNESMA (NL, B. 1970) Sparkles of Day and Dusk, 2005 9’27’’ Courtesy Galerie Ron Mandos (Amsterdam, Rotterdam)

5. MICHAEL E. SMITH (US, B. 1977) Dope dog, 2008 0’38’’ Courtesy KOW (Berlin) 6. ELISE FLORENTY (FR, B. 1978) & MARCEL TÜRKOWSKY (DE, B. 1978) A Short Organon For The Hero, 2012 15’ Courtesy Grimmuseum (Berlin) 7. MARGARET SALMON (US, B. 1975) Oyster, 2014 14’25’’ Courtesy Office Baroque (Brussels)

The films run in a continuous loop. Total programme running time: 47’22”. AV Installation: Vidisquare. THE CINEMA is located in Hall 3, underneath the large main staircase designed by B-ILD

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4. NEDKO SOLAKOV (BG, B. 1954) Nostalgia, 2010 01’22’’ Courtesy SARIEV contemporary (Plovdiv)

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THE CASA NOVA OF FORTUNA

The lottery cannot be manipulated, or it would no longer be a lottery. It does not rely on cause and effect. It is neither magic nor religion. Like the number π, it fascinates, yet liberates us from fascination with fate, destiny, chance and coincidence. Coincidence is defined as ‘falling on something’, ‘happening (with) somebody/something’. It refers to the point when two rays of light simultaneously strike a surface. ‘There is no such thing as chance or accident; since these words do not signify anything really existing, they merely signify man’s ignorance of the real and immediate cause. These fortuitous events are variously denominated as Destiny, or Fate, or Chance; but, in the poetical religion of Shakespeare, they are recognized as the direction of a Providence that exercises supreme control over human affairs.’ In a remarkable selection of works from the National Lottery collection, Casanova, the seducer, is imagined as a space, a Casa Nova or New House where Fortuna can be invited or invented. Prints from the 17th to the 19th centuries are shown chronologically, with Colonial Lottery photographs and 20th-century artworks. Seeing the past as past (including misogyny, racism and courageous, brilliant art), one imagines playful alternatives for the future. Last year, Art Brussels and the National Lottery launched an invitational competition for young curators, whose winner would curate an exhibition drawn from the National Lottery collection, based on games of chance. This unique collection of 100,000 items includes old masters and contemporary artists – photographs, drawings, prints, etchings, sculptures, ceramics, paintings, objects, ephemera, tapestries, posters and documents – plus lottery and slot machines, etc. Sofie Van Loo’s winning proposal is based on her research at the National Lottery archives. STAND: 3B-50

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NATIONAL LOTTERY EXHIBITION, ART BRUSSELS, 2015 Curated by Sofie Van Loo

120 MINUTES SPECIAL PROJECT ON THE OCCASION OF BESTE BUREN

120 Minutes is a performative sculpture, an exhibition project by artists Frank Koolen and Lieven Segers. It features 38 solo exhibitions, 38 openings, 19 Dutch artists, 19 Belgian artists, and one Dutch and one Flemish curator. The Flemish artist Lieven Segers is curator for the Belgian artists, and Dutch artist Frank Koolen curates the Dutch artists. The two presentations are not parallel. A new solo exhibition will open every hour during Art Brussels. As an exhibition opens in one space, another is deconstructed and a new presentation created in the other. Each artist has 120 minutes to build their exhibition, have an opening, and dismantle it again. The order of the presentations is decided by lottery. The early 1990s shaped the thinking and working methods of artists Frank Koolen and Lieven Segers. Both endlessly watched the MTV music programme 120 Minutes, generating an autonomous, direct DIY-mentality in organizing their own work. Collaboration, playful paradoxes and anarchistic humour all play an important role. 120 Minutes was specially developed in the context of Beste Buren, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Flanders-Netherlands Cultural Treaty, and has been made possible by the Mondriaan Fund. Participants are Wolf Aartsen, Nel Aerts, Nick Andrews, Carla Arocha & Stephane Schraenen, Morgan Betz, Pim Blokker, Christian Bors & Marius Ritiu, Aline Bouvy, Vaast Colson, Kaleb de Groot, Voebe de Gruyter, Gijs Frieling, Lieven Hendriks, Gerard Herman, Daniel Hofstede, Kasper Jacobs, Ingmar König, Marius Lut, Michèle Matyn, Julien Meert, Nadia Naveau, Tom Poelmans, Denie Put, Guy Rombouts, Bas Schevers, Maaike Schoorel, Jóhanna Kristbjörg Sigurðardóttir, Dennis Tyfus, Ruth van Beek, Bart van Dijck, Bonno van Doorn, Floor van Keulen, Erwin van Looveren, Sharon van Overmeiren, Ola Vasiljeva, Sarah Verbeek. With the support of the Mondriaan Fund, Netherlands. www.kunsten.be | www.mondriaanfonds.nl | www.besteburen.eu STAND: 3D-44

TABLES (TAFELS)

This year sees the celebration of 20 years of the Flanders-Holland Cultural Alliance. In the context of this 20th anniversary, the Mondriaan Fund and Flanders Arts Institute have organized Tables (Tafels), a presentation at Art Rotterdam and Art Brussels of 80 artists’ books and exceptional art books from the Netherlands and Flanders. The books were selected by Maaike Lauwaert (curator, art critic) and Luc Derycke (designer, publisher). The books are presented on a table designed by Hendrik-Jan Hunneman. At Art Brussels, this presentation of artists’ books can be seen in the mezzanine of Hall 3. In addition, an hour will be provided for statements on the importance of artists’ books and the circumstances in which they are created. These statements will be by Phillip Van den Bossche (Mu.ZEE), Nikolaas Demoen (Publisher, Posture), Astrid Vostermans (Publisher, Valiz), Johannes Schwartz (artist), Bas Vroege (curator), Johan Pas (writer and art critic) and Koenraad Dedobbeleer (artist). With the support of the Mondriaan Fund, Netherlands.

Presentation artists’ books from Fri 24 to Mon 27 April 2015. Statements on artists’ books on Fri 24 April 2015, 4 pm – 5 pm. www.kunsten.be | www.mondriaanfonds.nl | www.besteburen.eu STAND ON MEZZANINE HALL 3

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SPECIAL PROJECT ON THE OCCASION OF BESTE BUREN Flemish-Dutch presentation of art(ists’) books

Pierre Bismuth COLL/NNECTION & FLEX DESK FOR ING

Coll/nnection (2014), created for ING by Pierre Bismuth, is a unique interactive project between the ING Belgium Collection and ING employees who connect with one of the 2500 works of art in the collection. Linked to an employee, the work becomes a social, dynamic element, revealing how art lives and evolves through an individual’s experience. The work circulates through social networks – sometimes beyond the perimeters of the bank. In return, it highlights the employee’s role in the bank. Each work has a label describing the artist, the work, and any information the respective employee provides about his role at the bank. Instead of simply inviting employees to take an interest in the art, the works draw attention to the employees. Each benefits from the other’s networks. The works were randomly assigned. To avoid the combination being decided by personal taste, Bismuth had a computer programme determine the pairings, and the display of the works at the bank reflects these relationships. Only works connected to employees are shown, placed near the employee’s workplace. Over 400 ING employees are participating in the project. For Art Brussels 2015, ING extends this adventure, giving visitors an overview of the project. ING is moreover offering them a chance to take part, to connect with a work in the collection. In the same interdependent manner as he used for Coll/nnection, Bismuth has created Flex Desk, an installation in which the mobility of the works requires the mobility of a section of the bank. The Marnix Avenue ING offices have been moved to Art Brussels, together with the works and the personnel connected to them, who will continue to work as if they were still at the bank. Courtesy of the artist & Galerie Jan Mot.

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Each year, Art Brussels invites HISK, The Higher Institute for Fine Arts Advanced Studies & Practice-based Research in Visual Arts programme, in Ghent, to stage the HISK Café, conceiving an artistic project to give visitors an opportunity to become interactively acquainted with the HISK artists and their work. This year, HISK introduces a menu representing their twenty-six artists. This menu serves as a catalogue distributed to the cafe visitors. From it, visitors can select a work by one of the artists. When chosen, the work will be unveiled and/or presented, in the form of a photograph, object, film, conversation, performance, etc. The idea is to create a ‘one-on-one’ situation between the customer and the artist. Unselected works remain hidden. This year’s HISK participants in the Art Brussels HISK Café are: Loukia Alavanou (GR), Leyla Aydoslu (DE), Flurin Bisig (CH), Laure Cottin Stefanelli (FR), Raffaella Crispino (IT), Lydia Debeer (BE), Tramaine de Senna (USA), Indrikis Gelzis (LV), Minja Gu (KR), Alejandra Hernández (CO), Lien Hüwels (BE), Jóhanna Kristbjörg Sigurðardóttir (IS), Marie-Fleur Lefebvre (FR), Ella Littwitz (DE), Almudena Lobera (ES), Oleg Matrokhin (RU), Pedro Moraes (BR), Joke Raes (BE), Jura Shust (BY), Diana Tamane (LV), Anne Van Boxelaere (BE), Emmanuel Van der Auwera (BE), Klaas Vanhee (BE), Egon Van Herreweghe (BE), Benjamin Verhoeven (BE) and Wieske Wester (NL). HISK Café visitors can make artistic discoveries while enjoying a drink and a moment of relaxation. It is one of the most lively and informal fixtures of the fair, drawing many artists and a busy young crowd. This year’s competition winners, designing coasters and ads for the Art Brussels Fair Guide are: Minja Gu (Duvel coaster) and Lydia Debeer (Bosteels ad). With the support of Duvel Moortgat and Brewery Bosteels.

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THE ART BRUSSELS BAG by Jacques LizÈNE THE GENETIC INTERROGATION. A 2014 REMAKE OF A SMALL MEDIOCRE PAINTING IN 1964-STYLE We all know how fecund Jacques Lizène is. Admittedly, the term seems somewhat inappropriate, since 1965, when the Little Master decided not to procreate, a position he confirmed in 1970 by means of his Vasectomie (sculpture interne) / Vasectomy (Internal Sculpture), and which decision has been the very foundation of all his Art d’Attitude/Attitude Art. But this is how it is: Lizène has developed an impressive body of ideas, which he expresses through his ‘remakes’, produced in a style he describes as talentless, making critical judgment impossible. Artist, painter, designer, videographer and comic conceptual artist, Lizène continues to produce wonky, uninteresting, vaguely humorous and usually stupid works that nonetheless remain rooted in a radical critique of the art system. He has recently had solo exhibitions at Muhka in Antwerp (2009), the Passage de Retz in Paris (curated by Jean de Loisy, 2011) and the Narodowe Museum in Szczecin, Poland (2014). Jacques Lizène is represented by Galerie Nadja Vilenne, Liège.

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FĂ&#x2030;DĂ&#x2030;RATION WALLONIE BRUXELLES Emmanuel Van der Auwera (born in 1982, lives and works in Brussels) is interested in phenomena that question our relationship with the world, by creating situations that break down and expose their internal logic. He also analyses the influence of some founding myths on the constitution of subjectivity and the identity of our contemporaries. The artist presents a new project called Techno City at the occasion of Art Brussels. The half-man, half-robot figure of Robocop here acts as a prism for a retro-futuristic view of our time. Through a collection of archive documents, objects, and a short film, the exhibition focuses on the emergence and subsequent decline of the city of Detroit, capital of the car industry and techno music.

Emmanuel Van der Auwera, Sans titre, carton, 2015, 80 x 45 cm, Courtesy the artist.

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SCENOGRAPHY / B-ILD This year, Art Brussels has again decided to commission young and promising architects to design the fair environment. B-ILD, in charge of the design of Art Brussels 2015, is an architecture studio that focuses on simplicity in complex environments. Their proposal for Art Brussels applies a lean and sharp vision to the art fair setting during its temporary existence. This scenography activates the unused potential of the Brussels Expo exhibition halls. Architectural interventions have brought hidden levels of the site to life. Two oversized staircases overlooking the booths will reveal a previously undisclosed view of the fairground, leading visitors to a higher level, from which they can discover the grandeur and the true scale of the site. Installing re-usable temporary structures addresses the issue of sustainability and optimizes the potential for re-using materials and building components. Thanks to their durability and economic benefits, scaffolding and recycled materials form the cornerstone of the design. The design process has been enriched by research into new ways of employing underexploited materials, while at the same time, the interventions acknowledge the limited time that the design will be in use. Recycled materials are found throughout the fair, in subtle, yet surprising applications. B-ILD is an architecture studio established in Brussels in 2009. B-ILD refers to the phonetic and written resemblance between (das) Bild and (to) build. B-ILD are: Kelly Hendriks, Bruno Despierre, Brenda De Neve and Stephanie Vander Goten. www.B-ILD.comâ&#x20AC;&#x192;

NICK HANNES Each year, the Art Brussels visual campaign is entrusted to a different artist as a special project. This year Nick Hannes (°1974, BE) has been responsible for conceptualising the visual identity of the fair through a photographic series shot in Brussels. Nick Hannes graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent in 1997. After working as a freelance photojournalist for ten years, he decided to fully concentrate on long term documentary projects, resulting in several books and exhibitions. In 2009 he published his first book, Red Journey, a documentary about transition in the former Soviet Union. His next book, Tradities (Traditions), 2011, took a close look at traditions and party culture in Flanders. In 2014, after four years of travelling the Mediterranean shores extensively, he completed a new book project and series of photographic works called Mediterranean. The Continuity of Man. This is a kaleidoscopic portrait of the Mediterranean region, in which various contemporary issues are highlighted, such as urbanization, mass tourism, migration and conflict. This body of work was the subject of a major exhibition that took place this year at FoMu – the FotoMuseum in Antwerp; a part of the work shown in this exhibition will travel to the 5th Thessaloniki Biennial, Greece, later this year. Hannes’ work has been exhibited at BOZAR – Centre for Fine Arts (Brussels, BE), Museum Dr. Guislain (Ghent, BE), Flanders Center (Osaka), Breda Photo International Festival (Breda, NL), Visa pour l’Image (Perpignan, FR), Kaunas Photo (Lithuania), Biennale Internationale de l’Image (Nancy, FR), Cosmos Gallery (Paris, FR), amongst other venues. In 2009 and 2013 he was awarded the Nikon Press Photo Award Belgium. Hannes teaches photography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) in Ghent (BE) since 2008. www.continuityofman.com

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CAMPAIGN FOR ART BRUSSELS 2015

Le Cat with the newspaper BY PHILIPPE GELUCK

“When Art Meets Research... In Search of Art.” To support medical research at Erasme Hospital (ULB - Free University of Brussels), Ben, Jean Boghossian, Michael Borremans, Isabelle de Borchgrave, Hervé Di Rosa, Gérard Garouste, Philippe Geluck, Karl Lagerfeld, Laurence Jenkell, Jean-Luc Moerman, François Schuiten, Pierre Soulages, Jeanne Susplugas and Yan Pei-Ming have customized a specially designed sculpture created by Philippe Geluck. Each sculpture is an artistic take on Geluck’s iconic cartoon cat, in a unique edition 1/1, signed by the artist and Philippe Geluck. The sculptures will be auctioned by Christie’s at the charity dinner of Fonds Erasme, on May 7, 2015. Christie’s will also run on demand, purchase orders by phone. Reserve price € 3,000. To be discovered at Art Brussels, in the lounge of Anglo Belge Special Risks Mezzanine of Hall 1, next to the VIP lounge

www.anglobelge.com Info: Geneviève Bruynseels Fonds Erasme T: +32 (0)2 555 33 45 www.fondserasme.org

Germaine kruip I SEE A LANDSCAPE (2004-2015)

The text deals with the phenomenon of the mind’s eye, on seeing in relationship to remembering and imagining. This idea is present in most of Kruip’s works, partially as a subtle undercurrent and at times very clearly. In the performance I see a Landscape (2004 – 2015) a performer, who is not recognizable as such, walks around the exhibition space. The visitor does not know if this text – a loose transcription of a text from Éloge de l’amour (2001) by Jean-Luc Godard – is part of the exhibition. She could just as well have been another visitor, speaking to herself. Still the words resonate: they evoke a subtle shift of perspective, relating to ways of seeing the artworks on show, the context of the fair and the world outside. Germaine Kruip’s artworks often take the form of “architectural interventions.” Manipulating daylight with geometric, kinetic sculptures, these interventions transform each site into a stage, with the audience as actors in a play of substantive absence. Kruip was educated at the DasArts, Amsterdam, NL (1998-1999) and Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, Amsterdam, NL (2000-2001). She is represented by G262 Sofie Van de Velde.

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I see a Landscape is an ongoing performance during the four days of the fair which will blend in, through the spoken word, amongst the visitors through the duration of the art-fair. The words are performed by actors as a memorized text shared informally with the public.

Photo: Nick Hannes

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private collections

FRÉDÉRIC DE GOLDSCHMIDT COLLECTION • Break Out! The show culls together recent acquisitions and works specifically commissioned for this exhibition. Works by Cory Arcangel, Jakup Auce, Oliver Beer, Waleed Beshty, Alighiero Boetti, Aline Bouvy, Jérémie Boyard, Asger Carlsen, Paul Fägerskiöld, Karin Karlsson, Chason Matthams, Haroon Mirza, Alina Tenser, among others. 55 & 64 rue d’Ophem, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Thu, Sat & Sun 2 pm – 7 pm (closed on Fri) GARAGE COSMOS • Measures, Charts, Encoders, Diagrams, Mathematisation Artworks by Marinetti, Duchamp, Isou, Filliou, Sabatier, Art & Language, Brown, Burgin, Kosuth, Kozlov and Présence Panchounette. • Three-part display by the radical lettrist artist Jean-Pierre Gillard: La Démarche Infinitésimale Tryptique, 1967, Untitled, 1971, La démarche cathédrale n°1, 2009. Curated by Eric Fabre. 43 – 45 Avenue des Sept Bonniers, 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Specially open during Art Brussels: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm www.garagecosmos.be

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ETE 78 • Trois Collectionneurs, autrement # 2 Selected art works from the private collections of Dominique Capart, Reyn van der Lugt and Joseph Kouli. Artists include: Orla Barry, Michel Blazy, Claude Closky, Marcel Van Eeden, Alexander Gutke, Mathieu Mercier, Gwendoline Robin, Viviane Sassen, Robert Seidel, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, Danh Vo, Marthe Wéry, among others. 78 Rue de l’Eté, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Specially open during Art Brussels for exhibitors and VIP pass holders. Fri - Sun 10 am – 4 pm - www.ete78.com

HERBERT FOUNDATION • Carte du monde poétique A presentation devoted to the oeuvre of Marcel Broodthaers. The exhibition will present a substantial selection of works and documents. • Accelerazione Dialogue between works by Mario Merz, Gerhard Richter, Richard Long, Giulio Paolini, Gilbert and George, Bruce Nauman, Michelangelo Pistoletto and Carl Andre. Sun 11 am – 5 pm 627A Coupure Links, 9000 Gent www.herbertfoundation.org OFFICINART • Beyond Xuan Artist: Lin Yan. 45 Avenue du Général de Gaulle, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu: Special opening 3 pm – 9 pm, Fri - Sat 3 pm – 7 pm, Sun 10:30 am – 5 pm By appointment at info@officinart.com www.officinart.com THE LOFT • Anywhere out of my world / Part 2 Artists include: Ghada Amer, Ivan Argote, Elmgreen & Dragset, Mounir Fatmi, Gabriel Kuri, Thiago Martins de Melo, Adrian Melis, Vik Muniz, Oscar Murillo, Paulo Nazareth, Amalia Pica, Paulo Nimer Pjota, Mika Rottenberg, among others. 1030 Brussels (Schaerbeek) address communicated after RSVP Thu - Mon 10 am – 2 pm and upon request RSVP at collection.servais@gmail.com

VANMOERKERKE COLLECTION • Things I Can’t Live Without Selected artists: Alighiero Boetti, Bern & Hilla Becher, Robert Longo, Rudolf Stingel, Ed Ruscha, Christopher Wool, among others. Curated by Jason Ysenburg. Oud Vliegveld 10, 8400 Ostend Visits can be arranged by contacting the collection at info@artcollection.be www.artcollection.be

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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, Elmgreen & Dragset, 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, Ivan Navarro, Jorge Pardo, Philippe Parreno, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Ugo Rondinone, Sterling Ruby, Thomas Ruff, Tomás Saraceno, Ryan Sullivan, Bill Viola, Danh Vo, Cosima Von Bonin, Cerith Wyn Evans, Haegue Yang. • Philippe Parreno. Marilyn (Project room) Both presentations curated by Walter Vanhaerents and Emma Dexter. Assistant curator: Vincent Verbist. 29 Rue Anneessens, 1000 Brussels (City centre) Specially open during Art Brussels: Sat & Sun 11 am – 1 pm Guided visits for groups upon reservation at info@vanhaerentscollection.com www.vanhaerentsartcollection.com

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50°49’19.50”N 4°21’25.53”E GALERIE DE L’ERG • Giuseppe Campuzano: Linea de Vida, Museo Travesti del Peru Curated by Miguel Lopez and ‘Visible. Office and Project Space’. 87 Rue du Page, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Thu - Fri 11 am – 1 pm and 2 pm – 6 pm Sat - Sun 11 am – 6 pm visibleprojectdesk@gmail.com www.erg.be Free access Photo © M. Laurent

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105 BESME • ALGH (A Little Group Show) Divers media - painting, drawing, multimedia installation, performance. Artists include: Charlotte Beaudry, Jean-Philippe Convert, Jos De Gruyter, Harald Thys, Peter Downsbrough, Marcel Mariën, Nancy Moreno, Juan Pablo Plazas, Gert Verhoeven. Curated by Tania Nasielski. 105 Avenue Besme, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Thu 6 pm – 9 pm, Sat - Sun 2 pm – 7 pm tania.nasielski@105besme.be www.105besme.be Free access

AKA-EVENTS Opening Thu 23 April, 6 pm – 9 pm • Maison à vendre Artists include: Gauthier Hubert and Gudny Rosa Ingimarsdottir. Curated by Sven Vanderstichelen. 70 Rue Dautzenberg, 1000 Brussels (Ixelles) Wed - Thu 2 pm – 6 pm Fri - Mon 10 am – 6 pm www.aka.events Free access ARGOS – CENTRE FOR ART AND MEDIA Opening Sat 25 April from 6 pm • Les Temps Inachevés Artist: Patrick Bernatchez. Curated by Kevin Muhlen and Lesley Johnstone. • Si tu veux voir le monde, ferme tes yeux (part 2) Artists include: Erik Bünger, Bernard Gigounon, Johannes Kahrs, Alexander Kluge, André S. Labarthe, Benoît Platéus, Nicolas Provost, Steve Reinke, Shelly Silver, among others. 13 Rue du Chantier, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Sun 12 noon – 6 pm www.argosarts.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

ART & MARGES MUSEUM • American Folk Art Jean-Michel Chesné’s collection. The museum unveils a series of works collected by a lover of those art forms that emerge on the fringes of the traditional sphere. It includes outsider artwork from the United States, many of which are from the Deep South. 312-314 Rue Haute, 1000 Bruxelles (City Centre) Tue - Sun 11 am – 6 pm www.artetmarges.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

ATOMIUM • ARTVIEW03# A public collection Artists: Stephan Balleux, Bert De Beul, Edith Dekyndt, Wim Delvoye, Michel François, Geert Goiris, Ann Veronica Janssens, Xavier Mary, Jean-Luc Moerman, Cindy Wright. Curated by Claire Leblanc. Square de l’Atomium, 1020 Brussels (Laeken) Mon - Sun 10 am – 6 pm www.atomium.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders A.VE.NU.DE.JET.TE INSTITUT DE CARTON VZW • Operation Theatre Artist: Suchan Kinoshita. To be visited at announced timeframes when a performance takes place. 41 Avenue de Jette, 1081 Brussels (Koekelberg) (Metro Simonis, 10-minute walk) http://avenudejette.blogspot.com Free access

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Photo © Ted Gordon

BEURSSCHOUWBURG • The Future = Beurssc50uwburg Artists include: Christoph Fink, Ann Veronica Janssens, Dora Garcia, Rinus Van De Velde, Lawrence Weiner, David Helbich, Wim Wauman, Karen Vermeren, Floris Vanhoof, Lieven Segers, Lisa De Boeck & Marilène Coolens (memymom), Jan Decorte, Sigrid Vink, Anne-Mie van Kerckhoven, Paul Gees, Walter Swennen, among others. Curated by Helena Kritis. 20-28 Auguste Ortsstraat, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Wed - Fri 12 am – 6 pm Sat 12 noon – 7 pm www.beursschouwburg.be Free access BOGHOSSIAN FOUNDATION - VILLA EMPAIN • Heaven and Hell - From Flying Carpets to Drones Artists include: Janane Al-Ani, Bilal Bahir, Solano Cardenas, Ali Cherri, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Alicia Framis, Mekhitar Garabedian, Babak Golkar, Laurent Grasso, Cai Guo-Qiang, Pravdoliub Ivanov, Babak Kazemi, Krištof Kintera, Urs Lüthi, Pierre Malphettes, Farhad Moshiri, Panamarenko, Frédéric Platéus, Sébastien Reuzé, Moussa Sarr, Björn Schülke, Jalal Sepehr, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Li Wei, among others. Curated by Diane Hennebert and Christophe Dosogne. 67 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue - Sun 10 am – 6:30 pm www.villaempain.com Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

BRASS • African Odysseys Artists include: Maimuna Adam, Sammy Baloji, Lazara Rosell Albear, Rehema Chachage, Anawana Haloba, Wanja Kimani, Ato Malinda, Michele Mathison, Meleko Mokgosi, Rina Ralay-Ranaivo, Athi-Patra Ruga, Yves Sambu, Georges Senga, Kemang Wa Lehulere, Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa, Billie Zangewa, Portia Zvavahera, among others. Curated by Marie Ann Yemsi Brass, Cultural Centre of Forest. 364 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Thu - Mon 10 am – 6 pm www.lebrass.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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BOZAR, CENTRE FOR FINE ARTS • FACES NOW. European Portrait Photography since 1990 Artists: thirty renowned European photographers, including the likes of Tina Barney, Anton Corbijn, Rineke Dijkstra, Boris Michailov, Thomas Ruff, Clare Strand, Beat Streuli, Thomas Struth, Stephan Vanfleteren, among others. Curated by Frits Gierstberg. • FACES THEN. Renaissance Portraits from the Low Countries Artists: masters such as Quentin Metsys, Joos van Cleve and Joachim Beuckelaer. Curated by Till-Holger Borchert and Koenraad Jonckheere. 23 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm, Thu until 9 pm, closed on Mon www.bozar.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

CAB CONTEMPORARY ART BRUSSELS • The Works. Artists in and from Chicago Artists include: Marissa Lee Benedict & David Rueter, Zachary Cahill, Theaster Gates, Michelle Grabner, Tony Lewis, Matthew Metzger, Geof Oppenheimer, Dan Peterman, William Pope.L. Curated by Dieter Roelstraete and Abigail Winograd in collaboration with Eléonore de Sadeleer. 32–34 Rue Borrens, 1050 Brussels Wed - Sat 12 noon – 6 pm www.cab.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders CENTRALE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART • Invitation to a Voyage Exhibition of the Prix Marcel Duchamp laureates from the last 15 years. Artists include: Thomas Hirschorn (2000), Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster (2001-2002), Mathieu Mercier (2003), Carole Benzaken (2004), Claude Closky (2005), Philippe Mayaux (2006), Tatiana Trouvé (2007), Laurent Grasso (2008), Saâdane Afif (2009), Cyprien Gaillard (2010), Mircea Cantor (2011), Daniel Dewar et Grégory Gicquel (2012), Latifa Echakhch (2013), Julien Previeux (2014). Curated by Alfred Pacquement and Carine Fol. 44 Place Sainte–Catherine, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Thu - Sun 10.30 am – 6 pm www.centrale-art.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

ESPACE PHOTOGRAPHIQUE CONTRETYPE • Waiting room Artist: Ieva Epnere. • Apnée Artist: Elodie Ledure. • The Uncanny Artist: Leonard Pongo. 4A Cité Fontainas, 1060 Bruxelles (Saint-Gilles) Wed - Thu 12 noon – 6 pm, Fri 10 am – 6 pm, Sat - Sun 1 pm – 6 pm www.contretype.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

ÉTABLISSEMENT D’EN FACE PROJECTS • Dorota Jurczak 32 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Wed - Mon 2 pm – 6 pm www.etablissementdenfaceprojects.org Free access Photo © Dorota Jurczak

FONDATION A Opening on Sat 25 April: 2 pm - 8 pm • Castro – Coca – Che Artist: Luc Chessex. Curated by Jean-Paul Deridder and Daniel Girardin. 304 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Fri 1 pm – 6 pm, Sat 11 am – 8 pm, Sun 11 am – 6 pm www.fondationastichting.be/upcoming Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo © Luc Chessex

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IMAL – CENTER FOR DIGITAL CULTURES AND TECHNOLOGY • Floppy cd–rom revolution: from cyberpunk to digital cultures About 40 artists from US, Europe, Japan and Australia. Curated by Yves Bernard and Dirk Paesmans. 30 Quai des Charbonnages, 1080 Brussels (Molenbeek) Wed - Fri 1 pm – 6 pm, Sat - Sun 11 am – 6 pm www.imal.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders ING CULTURAL CENTRE • ECHOES The exhibition connects forty works by Helmut Stallaerts with sixty works from the ING Belgium Collection including works of Piet Mondriaan, Honoré Daumier, Gilbert & George, Giuseppe Penone, Pat Steir, Alighiero Boetti, Helmut Federle, Richard Deacon, among others. Curated by Helmut Stallaerts & Patricia De Peuter, Head of ING Belgium Art Management. 6 Place Royale, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Tue - Sun 11 am – 6 pm www.ing.be/art Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo © Helmut Stallaerts

KOMPLOT • The Catwalk Artists include: Ilja Karilampi, Anna Barham, Olga Balema, Egon Van Herreweghe, Grégoire Bergeret, Erika Hock, Emmanuelle Quertain. Curated by Benjamin Jaubert, Sofie Van Loo, Stefaan Willems, Oliver Martinez Kandt. 295 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Thu - Mon 2 pm – 6 pm www.komplot.be Free access Photo © Egon van Herreweghe

LA LOGE • Gareth Moore 86 Rue de l’Ermitage, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Thu - Sat 10 am – 7 pm www.la–loge.be Free access Photo © Gareth Moore and La Loge, Brussels

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JEWISH MUSEUM OF BELGIUM Opening on Fri 24 April • Henri Cartier–Bresson Photographe Curated by Pascale Alhadeff. 21 Rue des Minimes, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Tue - Sun 10 am – 5 pm www.mjb–jmb.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

LA VERRIÈRE • Philaetchouri Artists: Ann Veronica Janssens and Michel François. Curated by Guillaume Désanges. 50 Boulevard de Waterloo, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Mon - Sat 11 am – 6 pm http://en.fondationdentreprisehermes.org Free access Photo © Isabelle Arthuis

MAISON GREGOIRE • Won’t you not see ? Artists include: Agnès Geoffray, Aukje Koks, Daniel Jacoby, Claudia Radulescu, Alberto Scodro. Curated by Emmanuel Lambion. 292 Dieweg, 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Sat 2 pm – 6 pm and by appointment www.maisongregoire.be Free access

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MARIN KASIMIR Opening 23 April from 6 pm • (P)Anamorphoses Artists include : Hermann Pitz, Fumie Ogura, Jérome Decock, Daniel Buren, Mathieu Zurstrassen, Gilles Coudert, Ann Veronica Janssens, Harald Theys, Alberto Ginepro, Nadia Guerraoui, Hou Liang, Volkan Diyaroglu, Marin Kasimir. 53 Rue Locquenghien, 1000 Brussels Thu - Tue 11 am – 9 pm Free access

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MAISON PARTICULIÈRE • Icon(s) Private art collectors unveil their views on Icon(s), and selected each more than twenty artworks related to this topic. Artists include: Carlos Aires, Pieter Coecke Van Aelst, Fabrice Samyn, Cris Brodahl, David Hockney, Kris Martin, Bettina Rheims, Matthieu Ronsse, Claire Fontaine, Kendell Geers, Claudio Parmiggiani, Erwin Wurm, Sophie Calle, Sylvie Fleury, Alekos Fassianos, Jota Castro, Hans Peter Feldmann, Gilbert & George, Mari Sunna, Iván Navarro, Douglas Gordon, Pierre Bismuth, Stephen Sack, Wim Delvoye, several antique icons and sculptures, and an impressive selection of original comic plates. Guest artists: Pierre et Gilles. 49 Rue du Chatelain, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue - Sun 11 am – 6 pm www.maisonparticuliere.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

MIDDLEMARCH Opening on Thursday 23 April, from 5 to 10 pm • Exhibition Code Magazine 2.0, A Pro-retrospective Curated by Laetitia Chauvin and Clément Dirié. 550 Chaussée de Waterloo, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Fri 5 – 9 pm, Sat 10 am – 9 pm, and by appointment on Sunday codemagazine2.0@gmail.com www.codemagazine.fr - www.middlemarch.be Free access MUSÉE D’IXELLES • Gao Xingjian. Retrospective Curated by Michel Draguet. • ‘L’Art Belge’. Between Dreams and Reality Reopening of the permanent collection Artists include: Constantin Meunier, Eugène Laermans, Theo Van Rysselberghe, Emile Claus, Lemmen, Fernand Khnopff, Gustave De Smet, Constant Permeke, René Magritte, Paul Delvaux, Pierre Alechinsky. 71 Rue Jean Van Volsem, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue - Sun 9:30 am – 5 pm www.museedixelles.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo © Vincent Everarts

NICC VITRINE PROJECT • Keren Cytter 1 Rue Lambert Crickx, 1070 Brussels (Anderlecht) 24h/24h (on show - vitrine) www.nicc.be Free access

RECTANGLE • Jacqueline Mesmaeker 189 Rue Emile Féron, 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) 24/24 (on show-vitrine) www.rectangle.be Free access

Photo © Chagall ® SABAM Belgium 2015

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ROYAL MUSEUMS OF FINE ARTS OF BELGIUM • Chagall: A Retrospective Over 200 works by Marc Chagall have been gathered worldwide for this major retrospective exhibition. From early paintings of 1908 to his final, monumental works of the 1980s, the show offers a rich overview of the painter’s artistic career. Curated by Claudia Zevi. 3 Rue de la Régence, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Tue - Fri 10 am – 5 pm, Sat - Sun 11 am – 6 pm www.fine-arts-museum.be/fr/expositions Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

THALIE ART FOUNDATION • Wabi Sabi Shima: From the Aesthetic of Perfection and Chaos in the Japanese Archipelago Selected artists: Ryoko Aoki, Yukari Araki, Renaud Auguste Dormeuil, Nicolas Floch, Pierre–Jean Gilloux, Marie–Ange Guilleminot, Camille Henrot, Mitsuhiro Ikeda, Zon Ito, Takuro Kuwata, Jose Levy, Titsue Mishima, Yoshiro Suda, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Risaku Suzuki, Yosuke Takeda, Philippe Terrier–Hermann, Michael Whittle, Miwa Yanagi, Tomotaka Yasui, Tomoko Yoneda and works inspired by the Mingei Period. Curated by Nathalie Guiot and Philippe Terrier-Hermann. Hangar 18, 18 Place du Chatelain, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Thu - Sun 10 am – 6 pm, Mon 12 noon – 6 pm www.thalieartfoundation.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Photo © Anne Van Aerschot

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WIELS • Work/Travail/Arbeid World première of an experimental exhibition project by the renowned choreographer-dancer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Curated by Elena Filipovic. • Body Talk. Feminism, Sexuality and the Body in the Work of Six African Women Artists Artists include: Zoulikha Bouabdellah, Marcia Kure, Miriam Syowia Kyambi, Valérie Oka, Tracey Rose, Billie Zangewa. Curated by Koyo Kouoh (Raw Material Company, Dakar), assisted by Eva Barois De Caevel. 354 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Wed - Sun 10 am – 6 pm Body Talk specially open on Mon 11 am – 1 pm www.wiels.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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AALST NETWERK/ CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART • Oh, for some more amusement Artist: Eleni Kamma. • Ideologie AUB! Een denkmodel Artist: Stijn Van Dorpe. • Dealing with ordinary form Artist: Dimitri Vangrundbeek. All shows curated by Netwerk. 15 Houtkaai, 9300 Aalst Wed - Fri 11 am – 5 pm Sat - Sun 2 pm – 6 pm www.netwerk-art.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

EXTRA CITY • Jumping Bones Artist: Michael Dean. Curated by Mihnea Mircan. • The Camera’s Blind Spot II Artists include : Becky Beasley, Paul Caffell, Attila Csörgó, Michael Dean, Corin Hewitt, Ode De Kort, Laura Lamiel, Oliver Laric, Fabio Sandri, Luca Trevisani, Viola Yesiltaç, and a selection of early publications on the work of Medardo Rosso. Curated by Simone Menegoi. 25 Eikelstraat, 2600 Antwerpen–Berchem Wed - Sun 1 pm – 6 pm www.extracity.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo © Michael Dean

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COOKIE BUTCHER • L’impossibilité de régner Artists include: Francis Picabia, Johan Muyle. Curated by Jacques Verhaeghen. 48 Lange Kievitstraat, 2018 Antwerpen Sat - Mon 10 am – 1 pm As well as on appointment at info@cookiebutcher.be www.cookiebutcher.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders FOTOMUSEUM. FOMU • The Precision of Silence Artist: Jeffrey Silverthorne. Curated by Iris Sikking. • La Traversée Artist: Mathieu Pernot. Curated by Mathieu Pernot, Marta Gili and Joachim Naudts. • Deposit Artist: Yann Mingard. Curated by Iris Sikking. 47 Waalsekaai, 2000 Antwerp Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm www.fotomuseum.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo © Mathieu Pernot

M HKA Opening Fri 24 April • Jan Fabre – Stigmata, Actions & Performances 1976-2013 Curated by Germano Celant. 32 Leuvenstraat, 2000 Antwerp Tue - Sun 11 am – 6 pm; Thu until 9 pm www.muhka.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

MOMU • Dries Van Noten. Inspirations No classical retrospective, but an intimate journey into his artistic universe in which he reveals his numerous sources of inspirations. Artists include: Yves Klein, Thierry De Cordier, Victor Vasarely, Damien Hirst, Cecily Brown, Pol Bury, Christopher Wool, Hubert Duprat, Pablo Picasso, Mark Rothko en James Tissot. 28 Nationalestraat, 2000 Antwerpen Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm www.momu.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Photo © Maarten Vanden Abeele

CHARLEROI MUSÉE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE • Garry Winogrand. Women are Beautiful Curated by Lola Garido. • Les Armeniens. Images d’un destin 1906-1939 Curated by Xavier Canonne, Diane Hennebert et Levon Nordiguian. • Colin Delfosse. Les Amazones du PKK Curated by Colin Delfosse. 11 Avenue Paul Pastur, 6032 Charleroi (Mont-sur-Marchienne) Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm www.museephoto.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

Deurle MUSEUM D’HONDT-D’HAENENS • On Kawara 1966 Artist: On Kawara. 14 Museumlaan, 9831 Deurle Tue - Sun 10 am – 5 pm www.museumdd.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

GHENT S.M.A.K. • Larry Sultan Curated by Martin Germann. • Joris Ghekiere Curated by Ulrich Loock. • COLLECTIE | Sol LeWitt Curated by Dirk Pauwels. • Jef Geys Curated by Martin Germann & Iris Paschalidis. 1 Jan Hoetplein, 9000 Gent Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm www.smak.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

ABDIJ HERKENRODE • The Quiet View Artist: Hans Op de Beeck. 4 Herkenrodeabdij, 3511 Hasselt Tue - Sun 10 am – 5 pm Free access Photo © Hans Op de Beeck

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CIAP • Het Kabinet: IG 204-C Artists include: Griet Moors. Curated by CIAP. 23 Lombaardstraat, 3500 Hasselt Wed - Fri 11 am – 6 pm www.ciap.be Free access Photo © Ann Vanderheyden

Z33- HUIS VOOR ACTUELE KUNST • Konstantin Grcic – Panorama Curated by Jan Boelen, Friederike Daumiller, Konstantin Grcic, Ils Huygens, Mateo Kries, Janna Lipsky. 33 Zuivelmarkt, 3500 Hasselt Tue - Sat 11 am – 6 pm; Sun 2 pm – 9 pm www.z33.be Free access

HORNU MAC’S (MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART) • Christian Boltanski. La salle des pendus 82 Rue Sainte-Louise, 7301 Hornu www.mac-s.be Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

LA LOUVIERE CENTRE DE LA GRAVURE • Suspended. L’œuvre graphique 1989-2015. Luc Tuymans Curated by Luc Tuymans et Tommy Simoens (Studio Tuymans), Catherine de Braekeleer and Marie van Bosterhaut (CGII). • Lumières sur les cités. François Schuiten Curated by Catherine de Braekeleer and Marie van Bosterhaut. 10 Rue des Amours, 7100 La Louvière Tue - Sun 10 am – 6 pm www.centredelagravure.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

M - MUSEUM • Glade Artist: Jesicca Warboys. • Peter Buggenhout • David Claerbout 28 L. Vanderkelenstraat, 3000 Leuven Tue - Sun 11 am – 6 pm; Thu 11 am – 10 pm, Wed closed www.mleuven.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo © Peter Buggenhout

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Strombeek CC STROMBEEK • Art Eco| Art-ivisme Artists include: Michelangelo Pistoletto, Abbas Akhavan, Allora & Calzadilla, Michiel De Cleene, Alexis Destoop, Piero Gilardi, Johan Grimonprez, Christina Hemauer & Roman Keller, Mikhail Karikis. Curated by Luk Lambrecht and Marco Scotini. Gemeenteplein z/n, 1853 Strombeek Mon - Sat 10 am – 10 pm, Sun 10 pm – 6 pm www.ccstrombeek.be/arteco Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

WAREGEM BE-PART • Deep Purple, Red Shoes Artist: Polly Apfelbaum. 17 Westerlaan, 8790 Waregem www.bepartlive.org 11 am – 5 pm Free access

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Downtown galleries 1

ALICE • Gauthier Leroy & Mon colonel & Spit 4 Rue du Pays de Liège 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.alicebxl.com 2

DÉPENDANCE • Haegue Yang 4 Rue du Marché Aux Porcs 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.dependance.be 3

GRETA MEERT • Pieter Vermeersch 13 Rue du Canal 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.galeriegretameert.com KUSSENEERS • Group show – Bob & Roberta Smith, Gert Verhoeven, Nick Ervinck, Jus Juchtmans, Vincent de Roder, Curtis Mann 10 Rue de Menin 1080 Brussels (Molenbeek) www.kusseneers.com 5

OFFICE BAROQUE • Leigh Ledare 5 Place du Jardin aux Fleurs 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.officebaroque.com

GALLERY NIGHT

VAN DER MIEDEN • Caio Reisewitz 196 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.vandermieden.com

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AEROPLASTICS • Art Orienté Objet 32 Rue Blanche 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.aeroplastics.net 8

VALÉRIE BACH • Agnès Thurnauer 6 Rue Faider 1060 Bruxelles (Saint-Gilles) www.galerievaleriebach.com 9

ALBERT BARONIAN • Ry Rocklen & Derek Boshier 22 Rue Isidore Verheyden 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) 9b

ALBERT BARONIAN • Aline Bouvy, Ashley Bickerton, Jean-Alain Corre, Yann Gerstberger, Elias Hansen, Klara Lidén, Xavier Mary & Simon Dybbroe Moller 33 Rue de la Concorde 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.albertbaronian.com

C L E A R I N G • Zak Kitnick 292 Avenue Louise 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.c-l-e-a-r-i-n-g.com 11

ELIZABETH DEE 67 Rue de la Régence (penthouse) 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.elizabethdee.com

D+T PROJECT • Elena Bajo, Chiara Banfi, Oliver Beer, Gregor Hildebrandt, Haroon Mirza, Celeste BoursierMougenot, Hannu Prinz, Sarah & Charles, Eric White 4 Rue Bosquet 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.dt-project.com FEIZI GALLERY • Donato Piccolo 8 Rue de l’Abbaye 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.gallery-feizi.com

GALLERY NIGHT

GLADSTONE • Nathaniel Axel, Darren Bader, Will Boone, Joe Bradley, Matt Connors, Roe Ethridge, Paul Lee, Nate Lowman, Sarah Lucas, Elizabeth Peyton, Torey Thornton, Michael Williams 12 Rue du Grand Cerf 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.gladstonegallery.com 15

HARLAN LEVEY PROJECTS • Marcin Dudek 46 Rue Jean d’Ardenne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.hl-projects.com 16

HOPSTREET • Jonathan Callan & Gideon Rubin 109 Rue Saint Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.hopstreet.be 17

XAVIER HUFKENS • Sterling Ruby 6 Rue Saint Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) 17b

XAVIER HUFKENS • Sterling Ruby 107 Rue Saint Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.xavierhufkens.com

RODOLPHE JANSSEN • Alex Perweiler 32 Rue de Livourne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) 18b

RODOLPHE JANSSEN • Lucas Blalock 35 Rue de Livourne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.galerierodolphejanssen.com 19

JOZSA • Alexia de Ville de Goyet 24 Rue Saint Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.jozsagallery.com 20

LEVY DELVAL • Sofia Leiby 9 Rue Fourmois 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.levydelval.com

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KEITELMAN • Group Show curated by Mounir Fatmi 44 Rue Van Eyck 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.keitelmangallery.com

JABLONKA MARUANI MERCIER • Eric Fischl 17 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.maruani-mercier.com 23

MEESSEN DE CLERCQ • Adam Henry 2a Rue de l’Abbaye 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.meessendeclercq.com 24

MON CHÉRI • Mike Goldby 67 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.moncheri.com 25

MOT INTERNATIONAL • Clunie Reid 10 Place du Petit Sablon 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.motinternational.com 26

NATHALIE OBADIA • Joris Van de Moortel 8 Rue Charles Decoster 1050, Brussels (Ixelles) www.galerie-obadia.com

GALERIE PARIS-BEIJING • Group Show – Ai Wei Wei, Chi Peng, Gao Brothers, Hei Yue, Liu Bolin, Mo Yi, Ren Hang & Zhang Dali 66 Rue de l’Hôtel des Monnaies 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.galerieparisbeijing.com 28

ALMINE RECH • Chris Succo 20 Rue de L’Abbaye 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.alminerech.com 29

MICHEL REIN • Sophie Whetnall 51a Rue de Washington 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.michelrein.com ROSSICONTEMPORARY • Eric Croes, Pauline Miko, Margaux Valengin, Sarah Van Marcke 690 Chaussée de Waterloo 1180 Brussels (Uccle) www.rossicontemporary.be 31

SUPER DAKOTA • Ariane Schick 45 Rue Washington 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.superdakota.com

GALLERY NIGHT

SORRY WE’RE CLOSED • Thomas Downing 65a Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.sorrywereclosed.com 33

DANIEL TEMPLON • Vik Muniz 3a Rue Veydt 1060 Brussels (Saint Gilles) www.danieltemplon.com 34

WALDBURGER WOUTERS • Ding Yi and Xu Zhen 67 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (City Centre) www.galeriewaldburger.com

off projects / events

CAT CLUB PARTY – THE SUPERMARKET ART EDITION For the 4th time in a row, Catclub organizes the Art Brussels after party. This year, the playground will be the abandoned former GB58 supermarket in the middle of the center of Brussels! Big Strick (FXHE - Detroit), Kong (22 Tracks), Fais Le Beau (Catclub) GB58, 5 Marché aux Poulets 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Sat 25 April, 11 pm – 7 am www.facebook.com/catclubbrussels Entrance: € 13 DESIGN MARKET Devoted entirely to design with an emphasis on products from the 50s to the early 80s. Tour & Taxis, 86c Avenue du Port 1000 Brussels Sat 2 pm – 6 pm Sun 9:30 am – 6 pm www.designmarket.be Entrance: € 20 on Saturday and € 10 on Sunday. Free on Sunday if pre-registered through the website POPPOSITIONS Opening: Thu 23 April, 5 pm – 10 pm This 5th edition will showcase a significant gathering of international participants throughout 10,000 square meters of abandoned office spaces, as well as a curated exhibition of works from five major Belgian art collections. Canal Wharf, Quai des Péniches 1000 Brussels Metro station: Yser Fri 24 - Mon 27, 12 noon – 8 pm www.poppositions.com Free access

restaurants bars shopping

Sablon / City Centre L’Ecailler du Palais Royal €€€ Very elegant fish restaurant. 18 Rue Bodenbroek 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 87 51 www.lecaillerdupalaisroyal.be 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10:30 pm Closed on Sun Reservation required Au Vieux Saint–Martin €€ Delicious Brussels specialities. 38 Place du Grand Sablon 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 64 76 www.auvieuxsaintmartin.be Non–stop service from 12 noon – 12 midnight BOZAR Brasserie A pleasant, well-located brasserie. 3 Rue Baron Horta 1000 Brussels T +32 2 503 00 00 www.bozarbrasserie.be 12 noon – 11 pm Closed on Sun and Mon

Peï et Meï €€ Balance between modern and traditional cuisine in a Nordic decor. 15 Rue de Rollebeek 1000 Brussels T +32 880 53 39 www.peietmei.be 12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 10 pm

Downtown Brussels and Surroundings Bellone Café € Nice art centre bistrot serving fresh seasonal and organic food. 46 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels www.bellone.be/fra/cafe.asp Mon - Fri 9 am – 6:30 pm Sat 10 am – 4.00 pm

€€ Comme Chez Soi €€€ An institution in Brussels. 2 Michelin star restaurant under chef Lionel Rigolet. 23 Place Rouppe 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 29 21 www.commechezsoi.be Tue - Sat for lunch and dinner Closed on Wed for lunch

La Marie–Joseph €€ Belgian classic establishment. 47–49 Quai au Bois à Brûler 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 05 96 www.lamariejoseph.be 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 11 pm Closed on Mon Samouraï €€€ 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 12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 9:30 pm Closed on Mon and Sun

Sea Grill €€€ One of the most highly acclaimed restaurants in Brussels. 2 Michelin stars. Chef Yves Mattagne’s elegant and meticulously crafted menu has earned the Sea Grill Restaurant its excellent reputation. 47 Rue Fossé aux Loups 1000 Brussels T +32 2 212 08 00 www.seagrill.be 12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 10 pm Closed on Sat and Sun Vismet €€ Great fish restaurant. 23 Place Sainte–Catherine 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 85 45 12 noon – 3 pm and 6 pm – 10 pm Closed on Mon, Wed and Sun Reservation required Viva M’boma €€ Great meat & offal restaurant. 17 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 15 93 Mon - Tue 12 noon – 14:30 pm Thu - Sat 12 noon – 14:30 and 7 pm – 10:30 pm Closed on Wed and Sun

RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS & SHOPPING

Henri €€ 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 – 10:30 pm Closed on Sun, Mon and Sat noon

Quartier Louise / Ixelles Beurre Noisette € Chef Gregoire De Bocher provides inventive French cuisine. 38 Rue du Page 38 1050 Brussels T +32 2 534 21 55 12 noon – 2 pm and 7.30 pm – 10 pm Closed on Sun and Mon Brasseries Georges €€ Enjoy the best oysters, seafood, brasserie dishes and meat in a classic atmosphere. 259 Avenue Winston Churchill 1180 Brussels T +32 2 347 21 00 Non–stop service from 12 noon – 12:30 pm Chez Montaigne €€ Fresh, tasty and inventive French food. 27 Place Georges Brugmann 1050 Brussels T +32 2 345 65 23 Tue - Sat 9 am – 10 pm Sun 9 am – 7 pm

Chou €€€ Amazing cuisine, excellent and extensive wine list, and stylish location. 4 Place de Londres 1000 Brussels T + 32 2 511 92 38 www.restaurantchou.eu 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10:30 pm Closed on Sat and Sun Colonel €€ Highest quality meat in a unique environment. 24 Rue Jean Stas 1060 Brussels (St. Gilles) T +32 2 538 57 36 www.colonelbrussels.com Tue - Sat 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10:30 pm En Face de Parachute €€ French and Mediterranean cuisine. 578 Chaussée de Waterloo 1050 Brussels T +32 2 346 47 41 12 noon – 2 pm and 7:30 pm – 10 pm Closed on Sat for lunch and the entire day of Sun and Mon

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 on Sun Reservation mandatory La Canne en Ville €€ Traditional cuisine and excellent wine list. 22 Rue de la Réforme 1050 Brussels T +32 2 347 29 26 www.lacanneenville.be Open for lunch & dinner Closed on Sat noon and Sun

NOTOS €€ Authentic products, creative Greek haute cuisine. 154 Rue de Livourne 10o0 Brussels T +32 2 513 29 59 www.notos.be Tue - Fri 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10 pm Sat 7 pm – 10 pm

Le Fruit Défendu €€ Seasonal restaurant. 108 Rue de Tenbosch 1050 Brussels T +32 2 347 42 47 12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 10 pm Closed on Sat noon and Sun

RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS & SHOPPING

Odette en Ville €€ The world’s cuisines and seasons are the inspiration of chef Roberto Zanuso. Trendy place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. 25 Rue du Châtelain 1050 Brussels T +32 2 640 26 26 www.chez–odette.com/en_ville Open daily Breakfast 8:30 am – 10:30 am Lunch 12 noon – 2:30 pm Dinner 7 pm – 11 pm

Sale Pepe Rosmarino € An authentic Italian restaurant with a great atmosphere mixing rare simplicity and high quality products. 98 Rue Berckmans 1060 Brussels T +32 2 538 90 63 Mon - Fri from 12 noon – 2:30 pm and Mon - Sat from 6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Tan €€ Excellent organic slow food restaurant. 95 Rue de l’Aqueduc 1050 Brussels T +32 2 537 87 87 Mon - Sat 12 noon – 3 pm and 7 pm – 11 pm Last order 1 hour before closing

The Restaurant by Pierre Balthazar €€ Unique concept in town. 38 Boulevard de Waterloo 1000 Brussels T +32 2 504 13 33 reservations@therestaurant.be www.therestaurant.be Mon 7 pm – 10 pm Tue - Sat 12 noon – 2:30 & 7 pm – 10:30 pm Toucan €€ A pleasant, well located brasserie. 1 Avenue Louis Lepoutre 1050 Brussels T +32 2 345 30 17 www.toucanbrasserie.com Sun - 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

Un Jour à Peyrassol € Good Italian & Mediterranean kitchen. 76 Rue de l’Aqueduc 1050 Brussels T +32 2 539 32 99 www.unjourapeyrassol.com Mon - Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10:30 pm Sun 12 noon – 4 pm

Senza Nome €€€ Italian restaurant with a Michelin star. 22 Rue Royale Sainte–Marie 1030 Brussels T +32 2 223 16 17 www.senzanome.be 12 noon – 1:30 pm and 7 pm – 9 pm Closed on Sat noon and Sun

Around Flagey

Bowery €€ Outstanding inspired cuisine in an arty atmosphere. Limited edition “Art in plate” menu by Maxime Maziers. Amazing contemporary art collection on show in the restaurant and cocktail bar. 650–652 Chaussée de Louvain 1030 Brussels T +32 2 325 12 90 www.bowery.be Fri and Sat from 12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 12 midnight, closed on Sun

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

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Chez Oki €€€ Japanese fusion food. 62 Rue Lesbroussart 1050 Brussels T + 32 2 644 45 76 www.chez–oki.com Closed on Sat noon, Sun and Mon noon

RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS & SHOPPING

North of Brussels

Kokuban € Light Japanese cuisine, very relaxed atmosphere. 53–55 Rue Vilain XIIII 1000 Brussels T +32 2 611 06 22 www.kokuban.be 12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 10 pm Closed on Sun La Meilleure Jeunesse € A mainstay of the scions of the Brussels art world. 58 Rue de l’Aurore 1000 Brussels T +32 2 640 23 94 www.lameilleurejeunesse.be Closed on Sat noon and Sun

West of Brussels, Uccle and Forest Bouchéry €€€ Refined and creative cuisine. 44 Chaussée d’Alsemberg 1180 Brussels T +32 2 332 37 74 www.bouchery–restaurant.be Mon - Sat, evening only

La Buvette €€ 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 - Sat for dinner and Wed - Fri for lunch

Le Pigeon noir €€ Fresh and traditional cuisine. 2 Geleytsbeek 1180 Brussels T +32 2 375 23 74 Mon - Fri 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10:20 pm Le Chalet de la Forêt €€€ 2 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 on Sat and Sun

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

Au Daringman An artworld classic. 37 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels (City centre) Tue - Fri 12 noon – 2 am Sat 4 pm – 2 am Sun 4 pm – 12 midnight Chez Franz Bar and tapas. 30 Avenue du Haut Pont 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.chez–franz.be Mon - Thu 8 pm – 12 noon Fri - Sun 10 pm – 1 am

CAFÉS and Light Meals A la Mort Subite 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 - Sat 11 am – 1 am Sun 12 noon – 12 midnight L’Archiduc Art deco classic. 6 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels (City centre) T +32 2 512 06 52 www.archiduc.net 4 pm to 5 am

Maison du Peuple Popular local hangout. 39 Parvis de Saint–Gilles 1060 Brussels (St. Gilles) www.maison–du–peuple.be

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Greenwich Authentic Belgian brasserie and bar food served non–stop in beautiful Belle Époque surroundings. 7 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels (City Centre) T +32 2 511 41 67 11 am to 11:30 pm Bar open until late

Moeder Lambic Original Widest selection of beers in Brussels. An institution! 68 Rue de Savoie 1060 Brussels (St–Gilles) T +32 2 544 16 99 www.moederlambic.com Mon – Sun 4 pm – 3 am 8 Place Fontainas 1000 Brussels (City centre) T +32 2 503 60 68 Mon - Thu 11 am – 1 am Fri - Sat 11 am – 2 am Sun 11 am – 1 am Monk Classic downtown watering hole. 42 Rue Sainte Catherine 1000 Brussels (City centre) T +32 2 511 75 11 www.monk.be Mon - Thu 11 am – 1 am Fri - Sat 11 am – 3 am Sun 1 pm – 1 am

YOUNG & hype places BarBeton Trendy urban bar. 114 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels (City centre) www.barbeton.be Le Bar du Matin Relaxed informal bar with good music programme (jazz, electro, chanson, world music). 172 Chaussée d’Alsemberg 1190 Brussels (Forest) T + 32 2 537 71 59 Mon - Fri 8 am – 1 am Sat & Sun 8 am – 2 am www.bardumatin.be Café Belga Lively bar & café. Place Eugène Flagey 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) T +32 2 640 35 08 www.cafebelga.be Café de la Presse One of the ‘it’ coffee bars. 493 Avenue Louise 1050 Brussels T+ 32 2 649 09 35 Mon - Fri 7:30 am – 8 pm Sat & Sun 8:30 am – 8 pm

Flamingo Magnificent bar for lunch and after work drinks. 169 Rue de Laeken 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 88 70 Tue - Sat 8 am – 12 midnight

Delecta Vintage bistro, great for brunch and lunch 2 Rue Lannoy 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) +32 2 644 19 49 Mon - Sat 11:30 – 12 midnight Sun 11:30 am – 10 pm www.le-delecta.be

Jat’ Trendy place for coffee, brunch and lunch. 28 Rue de Namur 1000 Brussels T +32 503 03 32 www.jat.be Mon - Fri 8 am – 6 pm Sat - Sun 9 am – 7 pm

Les Filles Fresh and seasonal products, and a daily changing menu that varies according to the deliveries. 46 Rue du Vieux Marché aux Grains 1000 Brussels T +32 2 534 04 83 www.lesfillesplaisirsculinaires.be 12 noon – 2 pm and 6 pm – 9 pm

Lord Byron Art Café 8 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Mon - Sat 4 pm – 5 am

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Café du Sablon Vintage design coffee bar. 26 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels T+ 32 2 503 39 99 Mon - Fri 7:30 am – 8 pm Sat - Sun 8:30 am – 8 pm

Mappa Mundo Bar with a latino touch on SaintGéry, the place to be to discover Brussels’ nightlife. 2-6 Rue du Pont de la Carpe 1000 Brussels (City Centre) T +32 2 514 35 55 www.mappamundo.com Sun - Wed 12 noon – 1 :30 am Thu 12 noon – 2 :30 am Fri - Sat 12 noon – 3:30 am Potemkine Great for brunch, lunch or a drink at night. 2-4 Avenue de la Porte de Hal 1000 Brussels T +32 2 539 38 00 Selecto Bistronomy & comptoir. 95–97 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 40 95 www.leselecto.com Mon - Thu 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 10:30 pm Fri - Sat 12 noon – 2:30 pm and 7 pm – 11 pm, closed on Sun

Shopping list The area around the Rue Dansaert (Brussels 1000) is the most interesting place to shop Belgian (and other) designers. Most shops are open between 11am and 6:30pm from Mon to Saturday. They are all located in the city centre. On Sun, the places to be are Sablon and flea market on Place de Jeux de Balles.

concept stores 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 – 7pm Siblingsfactory 31 Rue du Vieux Marché aux Grains 1000 Brussels T +32 2 503 60 71 Mon - Sat 10 am – 7 pm Sun 1 pm – 7 pm

Smets Premium store Brussels Unique mix in Brussels of fashion, beauty, jewelry, cosmetics, design and art on 3500m². 10 min by car from the fair. 650-652 Chaussée de Louvain B–1030 Brussels T +32 2 325 12 30 Mon - Sat 11 am – 7 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 noon – 6:30 pm Tue - Sat 10:30 am – 2 pm & 2:30 pm – 6:30 pm

CLOTHING À 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 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

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

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ICON Nice clothes, Isabel Marant, Acne... 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 designers 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 Louis Vuitton 59 Boulevard de Waterloo 1000 Brussels Mon - Sat 10:30 am – 6:30 pm Maison Martin Margiela Superb Belgian design for Him and Her 114 Vlaamsesteenweg 1000 Brussels T +32 2 223 75 20 Mon - Sat 11 am – 7 pm STIJL Belgian designers like Ann Demeulemeester, Dries Van Noten, AF Vandevorst... Stijl Woman 74 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 2 512 03 13 Mon - Sat 10:30 am – 6:30 pm

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 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 Jewels Christa Reniers Belgian Jewelry design, mostly gold. 61 Rue Lebeau 1000 Brussels T +32 2 510 06 60 Mon - Sat 10:30 am – 1 pm & 2 pm – 6:30 pm Ciel mes bijoux Galerie 16 Galerie du Roi 1000 Brussels T +32 2 514 71 98 Tue - Sat 11 am – 6 pm

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Excelsior – Designer clothes and artist jewelry. 10 Rue Ernest Allard 1000 Brussels T +32 2 502 67 90 Tue - Sun 11 am – 6:30 pm Vintage – Luxury bags and accessoires. 5 Rue Ernest Allard 1000 Brussels T +32 2 514 50 49 Tue - Sun 10:30 am – 6:30 pm

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