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Fair guide

CONTENTS

INSIDE THE FAIR 4 12 22 36

GALLERIES NON-PROFIT SPACES ARTISTIC PROJECTS TALKS

OUTSIDE THE FAIR 48 BRUSSELS GALLERIES 58 PRIVATE COLLECTIONS 64 MUSEUMS, ART CENTRES & NON-PROFIT SPACES IN BRUSSELS 102 MUSEUMS, ART CENTRES & NON-PROFIT SPACES IN BELGIUM 120 OFF PROJECTS / EVENTS / FAIRS 124 RESTAURANTS / BARS / SHOPPING

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INSIDE the fair

galleries

GALLERIES

PRIME PRIME focuses on mid-career and established artists ranging from the modern to the contemporary.

GALLERIES

NEW SECTION! REDISCOVERY This year, Art Brussels launches a new section, REDISCOVERY. This segment of the fair makes a link to the ‘discovery profile’ for which Art Brussels is already known. Fourteen galleries present works by important artists (living or deceased) from the historic avant-garde, who have been underestimated, overlooked or unduly forgotten. The selection focuses on art created between 1917 and 1987, linking the beginnings of conceptual art with the advent of neo-conceptual practices and highlighting the importance of art-historical memory. By profiling surprising, unknown and original artists who are not yet in the mainstream of art history, REDISCOVERY aims to counteract the presentism inherent to contemporary art fairs. • balzer projects, Basel Lilly Keller (CH, 1929)

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• beta pictoris, Birmingham Barbara and Michael Leisgen (DE, 1940 and AT, 1944) Yoshishige Furukawa (JP, 1921-2008)

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• Jecza Gallery, Timisoara Liviu Stoicoviciu (RO, 1942)

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• Jenkins Johnson, San Francisco Roy DeCarava (US, 1919-2009) Gordon Parks (US, 1912-2006)

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• Galerie Antoine Laurentin, Brussels and Paris Pol Bury (BE, 1922-2005) Jean Dewasne (FR, 1922-1999) Henri Michaux (BE, 1899-1984)

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• Arnaud Lefebvre, Paris Hessie (CU, 1936)

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• Oniris - Florent Paumelle, Rennes Vera Molnár (HU, 1924)

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• Odile Ouizeman, Paris Boris Lurie (RU, 1924-2008)

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• Repetto, London Bruno Munari (IT, 1907-1998)

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• Richard Saltoun, London Bob Law (GB, 1934-2004)

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• Galerie Steinek, Vienna Renate Bertlmann (AT, 1943)

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• Timothy Taylor, London Eduardo Terrazas (MX, 1936)

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• Daniel Templon, Brussels and Paris Jules Olitski (US, 1922-2007)

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• Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Antwerp Yuko Nasaka (JP, 1938)

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The galleries in PRIME and REDISCOVERY are selected by an International Selection Committee comprised of: ›› ›› ›› ›› ›› ›› ›› ›› ››

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SOLO SUPPORTED BY VAN DEN WEGHE Art Brussels 2016 continues to emphasize individual presentations of artists, with 24 galleries presenting SOLO projects by artists from 18 countries (Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Asia), making this the most international and geographically diverse gathering of solo presentations at Art Brussels to date. Selected by Katerina Gregos, SOLO moreover includes a diverse variety of practices by emerging, established and historic artists of different generations, featuring positions ranging from the conceptual, formal and minimal to the political and post-colonial. • Darren Almond (GB, 1971) New Art Centre, Salisbury

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• Sammy Baloji (CD, 1978) Galerie Imane Farès, Paris

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• Taysir Batniji (PS, 1966) Galerie Eric Dupont, Paris

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• Pier Paolo Calzolari (IT, 1943) Ronchini Gallery, London

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• István Csákány (RO, 1978) Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna

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• Ester Fleckner (DE, 1983) Avlskarl Gallery, Copenhagen

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• Ori Gersht (IL, 1967) Brand New Gallery, Milan

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• Yann Gerstberger (FR, 1983) Sorry We’re Closed, Brussels

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• Shaun Gladwell (AU, 1972) Galerie Analix Forever, Geneva

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• Noémie Goudal (FR, 1984) Les filles du calvaire, Paris

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• Rokni Haerizadeh (IR, 1978) Isabelle van den Eynde, Dubai

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• Jochen Höller (AU, 1977) Mario Mauroner, Vienna

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• Kristof Kintera (CZ, 1973) D+T Project, Brussels

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• LAb[au] (established 1977) Galerie Denise René, Paris

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• Nicolás Lamas (PE, 1980) Meessen De Clercq, Brussels

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• Dinh Q. Lê (VN, 1968) Shoshana Wayne Gallery, Santa Monica

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• Larissa Lockshin (CA, 1992) Albert Baronian, Brussels

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• David Medalla (PH, 1942) Baró Galeria, São Paulo

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• Iván Navarro (CL, 1972) Galerie Daniel Templon, Brussels and Paris

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• Marinella Senatore (IT, 1977) MOT International, London and Brussels

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• Bob and Roberta Smith (GB, 1963) Kusseneers, Brussels

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• Anoek Steketee (NL, 1974) Flatland Gallery, Amsterdam

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• Georges Tony Stoll (FR, 1955) Jérôme Poggi, Paris

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• Levi van Veluw (NL, 1985) Ron Mandos, Amsterdam)

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Artforum International artpress Art Review Code Southway Collect Eikon Elephant Esse Fluxnews Gagarin H ART

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Art Contest Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles Fonds Erasme (Medical Research) ING - Peter Kogler Ruinart - Erwin Olaf visit.brussels

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Black Market Bureau des Réalités DOC* EKKM Espace Khiasma* HISK Nest State of Concept

* Supported by EXTRA and Institut Français

noN-Profit spaces

The ‘black market’ is not something illegal, but simply something that has not entered the realm of the official. In 2013, the Video Slink Uganda project involved translating, pirating and burning – slinking – seven experimental videos by contemporary African diasporan artists onto bootleg DVDs and circulating them to millions of viewers via Kampala’s black market cinema. At Art Brussels 2016, Black Market appears as a space in which to present the use of black-market strategies in artistic creation and investigate the issue of circulation and distribution beneath the realm of the visible. By surfacing in the specific context of the fair, Black Market raises questions on the differentiation and contiguity of black and white. For these four days, more than just displaying traces of research, Black Market is an active research performance, with announced and spontaneous lectures, moments of discussion and performances. Each day, the space is occupied by a different one-day workshop, on subjects ranging from Aleksandra Wasilkowska’s book, Shadow Architecture, to ‘Hackerism’, which reveal both the potential and the limitations of the land of shadow. Apart from the Black Market discursive moments, there will be interventions/presentations in the booth by: Andrew Norman Wilson, SONE (2013-ongoing), SONE is a content producer that helps businesses, producers, and consumers reimagine our current economic situation. SONE is directed by Andrew Norman Wilson and operates on a contract-to-contract basis with a team of freelance artists and thinkers. His core function is to serve global markets of communicators in advertising, business, art, and journalism with high quality, pre-trend stock video clips - about economic uncertainty and discontent - that circulate on both the art/film market and the stock media market through sites like Getty Images.

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BLACK MARKET Brussels

Video Slink Uganda, (2013-ongoing) In 2013 artist Marisa Morán Jahn and media ethnographer Paul Falzone initiated the project Video Slink Uganda, involving translating, pirating and burning – “slinking” – seven experimental videos by contemporary African diasporan artists onto bootleg DVDs and circulated to millions of viewers via Kampala’s black market cinema. Sarah Vanagt, Money Exchange (2005), video, 3’45”

Sarah Vanagt (BE) studied history and film, and combines these two fields of interest in her work. She makes documentaries, video installations and photos. Candidatul la Presedintie

In the last 10 years entities with a complex esthetic operativity emerged in the zones of dance and visual arts of Bucharest. Candidatul la Presedintie sometimes appears as artist in political contexts, and often as politician in artistic ones, gaining advantages such as the possibility of entering political campaigns before the legal terms because ‘it is just art’. In the frame of Black Market Romanian collective Candidatul la Presedintie proposes a workshop, while other moments – actions, the selling of other entities, an encounter, the final auction – will happen.

Black Market is a project conceived by Daniel Blanga-Gubbay, Teresa Gentile and Simon Asencio, produced by Aleppo, a laboratory for experiments in performance and politics in Brussels, which connects people and reflections on art and political philosophy. Through a residency at the Académie Royale des Beaux Arts (ARBA-ESA), Aleppo is located at the former Dexia Art Centre at 50 Rue de l’Ecuyer / Schildknaapstraat, Brussels. FOR THE FULL PROGRAMME OF BLACK MARKET TALKS SEE PAGE 43.

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This project focusses on Seth Siegelaub’s original book and pivotal exhibition, January 5-31, 1969. It features a black-and-white photograph of Siegelaub’s exhibition space: a rented Manhattan office with artist Adrian Piper (hired as secretary) sitting at a desk, talking on the phone. It was a turning point in contemporary art. Siegelaub inverted the academic relations between work of art, catalogue and space: ‘The exhibition consists of (the ideas communicated in) the catalogue. The physical presence (of the works) is supplementary to the catalogue.’ This was the catalogue as exhibition, office as space to present ideas, secretary as mediator of art. For Art Brussels, a new publication in the same format and structure is a loose adaptation, presenting seven Bureau des Réalités artists. The original Siegelaub book and the new Bureau des Réalités catalogue are exhibited together, with the archival photograph with Adrian Piper enlarged to human scale, creating a new context. Bureau des Réalités is a non-profit project space, bringing an intimate, everyday approach to creation, with artist participation in diverse forms of works, words, objects and dialogues, in the specific environment of the ‘office’ as a place of thought production.* Four to five projects per year include exhibitions, readings, performances and encounters with cultural actors. Bureau des Réalités is located in an eclectic Neo-Renaissance Flemish-style house from 1900, in Forest, Brussels. * The office is a workspace in which to unite thought from the singular into the collective order. It is also the object, a transitional framework in which thought transforms into form, word into language or computer technology. It is the blue screen, the desk hosting various source files from different origins, intentionally or randomly.

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NON-PROFIT SPACES

BUREAU DES REALITES

Brussels 5-31 JANUARY, 1969 – 20-24 APRIL, 2016

DOC

Paris LE MEDECIN DOC is a project by a group of artists united by the need to find working space in Paris. As an independent site dedicated to collective creativity, DOC offers working spaces and shared technical workshops to artists. DOC promotes the sharing of knowledge, the pooling of means of production and distribution and is dedicated to the development of educational and social resources. DOC represents artists’ desire to rely on one’s own resources as a guarantee of artistic freedom. It seeks to bring people together, to create links and a new way of existing in the surrounding world. DOC has no strict definition. It understands the necessity to produce and to exhibit; it is a remedy to current artistic needs. The shared proximity of the activities it hosts is pragmatic: its walls and activities can be adapted to suit the needs of its different projects. Diverse and disparate networks come together in our concert and exhibition spaces. For Art Brussels 2016, DOC brings fifteen selected artists from the collective to Brussels. This group has been chosen to generate a maximum of information to give a fuller understanding of the activities at DOC. A collection of printers of different types, connected with Paris, will be used to materialize on paper our desire to show the range of activities linked to the space, from the rehabilitation of the building itself to the work of the resident artists. From a wider perspective, the project, entitled Le Médecin, attempts to delocalize the collective experiment that is DOC. Supported by EXTRA and Institut Français. www.doc.work STAND F7

ANU VAHTRA: 17,9° For Art Brussels 2016, the Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia (EKKM), presents a reconstruction and a reinterpretation of Anu Vahtra’s site-specific installation, 17,9°. It employs the museum’s most peculiar space, situated in a former transportation bridge that is angled at 17.9 degrees from the ground, therefore emitting a strong physical presence by default. The work manifests itself when the viewer is confronted with his or her own perception of the space – the significance lies not in learning what is depicted on the image that hangs in the middle of the room, but in realizing that the frame seems to be hanging at an angle. By bringing a section of this space into the art fair context in the form of a 1:1 scale model, we allow ourselves and our audience to explore the potential for further interpretation and to introduce the museum through a representation of its spacial characteristics. Anu Vahtra (1982) is an emerging young Estonian artist renowned for her artistic approach to site-specific and space-oriented issues, and for her diligent methods of articulating them. Her installations make the site both the subject and the physical form of the artwork. She is also one of the founders of the Lugemik art book publishing initiative and was the 2015 winner of the Köler Prize Grand Prix. The Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia (EKKM) is a private, non-profit initiative that situates itself somewhere between official state-run institutions and artist-run, do-it-yourself venues. It is an unconventional concept for a museum of contemporary art, working towards producing, exhibiting, collecting and popularizing local and international contemporary art, while altering prevailing working methods of established art institutions. It is a tool of self-establishment for younger-generation artists, curators and art students. www.ekkm.ee STAND F5

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EKKM - Contemporary arts museum of estonia Tallinn

Espace KHIASMA Paris LES RÊVES AMÉRICAINS Espace Khiasma presents Les Rêves Américains, by Alexander Schellow and Marie Urban. Following the story of Jacques Demy’s film, Model Shop (1968), Les Rêves Américains reflects on how real fiction and fictional reality permeate urban space. Images of Los Angeles – from Hollywood’s image machine – define the city. Made from remembered snippets of Los Angeles urban space seen through a possible historical movie project, Les Rêves Américains reflects aspects of the city’s evolution from 1968 to today. The archive materializes in an installation that structurally follows the making of a movie on the movie: Les Rêves Américains. Alexander Schellow and Marie Urban’s work is based on relations between space, perception and action. It deals with urban structures and transformation processes in social, political, economic and cultural realities. Based in Les Lilas, near Paris, Khiasma offers a structure for artistic and cultural production and distribution, questioning relations between the arts, politics and social practices. Opened in 2004, Espace Khiasma is a non-profit space for visual arts, performance and living literature. Khiasma is internationally recognized for critical theory, post-colonial and gender issues, but is also active locally, organizing regular conferences, symposia and debates. Khiasma hosts one solo and three group exhibitions per year, some co-produced with other art centres. These focus largely on video and artists’ cinema. Founder and chief curator: Olivier Marboeuf Supported by EXTRA and Institut Français. www.khiasma.net STAND F6

For Art Brussels 2016, HISK proposes a new format, following the success of the HISK Café from previous years. With the fair’s new location, the new project occupies a ‘free-state’ status, reflecting the flexible and unorthodox HISK approach. HISK will again be a presence, showing its agility to adapt new forms of expression. No artworks by HISK residents will be shown, as in the past. Instead, HISK presents Sing Sing, a curated karaoke stage, conceived by HISK alumnus Frederik Van Simaey. Visitors and guest stars from the art world can participate in a programme of the favourite music of HISK residents and alumni. The karaoke music will play continuously throughout the fair. At specific times, the lyrics will also be performed in sign language. A small publication will show which artist selected which song. HISK offers a post-academic programme in audiovisual and visual art, providing young artists from Belgium and abroad with studios for two years. The emphasis is on individual practice, aiming for practical balance between the studio, discussions with visiting lecturers, workshops, reading groups, field trips and public presentations. International and culturally diverse artists stimulate cross-pollination and dialogue. Equally diverse visiting artists, curators, critics, theoreticians, etc., create a framework in which artists adopt critical approaches to their work. The unique HISK concept allows every opportunity to invest in critical research for work within broader artistic, cultural and societal contexts. Most of HISK’s 230 graduates since 1997 currently pursue successful professional careers in the international art world. www.hisk.edu THE BELGIAN BEER TERRACE (outdoors)

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HISK

Ghent SING SING

Nest The Hague INGMAR KÖNIG: PLAGUE At Art Brussels 2016, Nest presents Plague, a new work by Ingmar König: a visually suggestive installation, a cross between a sculpture and an emergency quarantine tent. Ingmar König identifies his work as a representation of man’s shortcomings and weaknesses. In Plague, he focuses on the arena of fear. Some of the defining strands of fear that König explores connect to the disquiet and unidentified dangers of radiation and viral infection, dangers that can be life-threatening, but that our sensory receptors are unable to read. A specific side effect of viral contamination is in social structures. People normally seek safety and comfort in the company of others, but in a pandemic, humans are forced to abandon the group. Family members or loved ones might be carrying life-threatening viruses. As visitors approach the installation, they experience an odour unlike that of the fair environment and furnishings, amplifying the effect of the visual connotations. By building a structure that makes viewers stop and think, asking if something has gone wrong, or whether there might be a threat inside the structure, Ingmar König hopes to briefly destabilize their visit to the art fair. He creates an uncomfortable moment, highlighting the privileged comforts of Western life, while sparking our fear of what might lurk in the shadows of our luxurious circumstances. Nest is a large, independent public exhibition space in The Hague, The Netherlands. Exhibitions at Nest focus on specific themes, investigated through the work of local, national and international artists. www.nestruimte.nl STAND F3

ANAHITA RAZMI: DO FARD In Iran, the Do Fard (Two Individuals) brand has been producing underwear for over fifty years, sold through a little shop in the Tehran bazaar. For Art Brussels, the State of Concept booth will be a fully-functioning Do Fard sales stand, offering a unique product range of imported ‘Made in Iran’ underwear. Anahita Razmi’s project, for Art Brussels, simulating the original shop, first appeared in Berlin just after the Iranian nuclear deal was signed, promising new possibilities for cultural and economic relations between the West and a sanctioned country. The website, www.dofard.com, a Facebook page and an advertising campaign with models wearing the new Iranian apparel are all part of the project. It challenges how the West sees the Other as different cultural, ethnological and national identities confront one another, through politics, immigration, the refugee crisis and the economic turmoil they have caused within the borders of Europe. The launch of a completely unknown Iranian product across borders and continents challenges cultural identities and stereotypes inherent to the shop’s concept. It offers space for discussion of expectations in relation to Iran, the logic of global trade, the Iranian economy and the nuclear deal, as well as the economics of artistic production and art fair sales. State of Concept is a non-profit gallery dedicated to international contemporary artists who are not easily accessible to Greek audiences. It focuses on creating dialogue with audiences, arising from questions concerning the contemporary state of our human condition: society, politics, economy, psychology and technology. www.stateofconcept.org STAND F1

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STATE OF CONCEPT Athens

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EXCLUSIVE EXHIBITION AT ART BRUSSELS

Cabinet d’Amis: The Accidental Collection of Jan Hoet is the flagship artistic project for Art Brussels 2016. It is an exhibition showcasing selected works from the collection of the late Jan Hoet. Hoet (1936-2014) was an internationally acclaimed Belgian curator who first became known for his ground-breaking exhibition Chambres d’Amis in 1986, for which artists were invited to create works for 50 private homes in Ghent, which were then opened to the public for several weeks. Jan Hoet subsequently curated Documenta IX in Kassel and many other important exhibitions, including Over The Edges (2000). Jan Hoet was also the founder of S.M.A.K., the Museum of Contemporary Art in Ghent. In his native Belgium, Hoet was one of the few people in the contemporary art world to become a household name. His dedication and passion for art was unequivocal, and his quixotic, opinionated, defiant and larger-than-life character contributed to his legendary, sometimes controversial reputation. It is no exaggeration to say that as a curator he was one of a kind: someone who follows his heart and his instincts, wears his opinions on his sleeve, and displays the same dedication to art and artists whether curating a major museum exhibition or just a modest show in a small Flemish village. Jan Hoet’s personal collection is highly idiosyncratic. It is the result of relationships forged with artists throughout his career, not a strategically assembled accumulation of works of art. Many works were gifts from artists, resulting in a collection joined not by design or intent, but almost by accident. Indeed, one might use the word ‘collection’ with some hesitation. The word itself implies something with a certain structure, whereas these works came together in an organic way, with no deliberate intent to form ‘a collection’. The result is eclectic and whimsical, highlighting the nonconformist character of its owner.

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Cabinet d’amis: The Accidental Collection of Jan Hoet

There are over 500 works in Jan Hoet’s personal collection, most modest in scale. Cabinet d’Amis features works by established, internationally acclaimed and lesser-known artists from Belgium and further afield, and Jan Hoet worked closely with many of them. This selection pays tribute to Jan Hoet. It also provides insight into his artistic vision and his relationships with artists, with documentation, photographs, letters, correspondence with artists, notes, postcards, artists’ sketches and drawings, collages, objects, faxes, videos and texts from his personal archives, which in turn give unique insight into his curatorial trajectory, and which have never before been accessible to the public. Highlights include a series of letters from James Lee Byars in the artist’s signature handwriting, and a number of sketchbooks by Panamarenko.

Cabinet d’Amis also includes a series of photographs by Dirk Pauwels, from the collection of S.M.A.K. Pauwels accompanied Hoet, recording the course of his various projects, ultimately building an archive of thousands of photographs documenting Jan Hoet’s career from 1982 onwards. For Art Brussels 2016, Cabinet d’Amis offers visitors a unique opportunity to enter the private artistic universe of Jan Hoet, while also providing insight into the close personal affinity he shared with artists. Jan Hoet’s was a life lived with, in, for and through art. Artists include: Richard Artschwager, Joseph Beuys, Guillaume Bijl, Christian Boltanski, Michaël Borremans, Ricardo Brey, Marcel Broodthaers, Cai Guo Qiang, Thierry De Cordier, Raoul De Keyser, Wim Delvoye, Jessica Diamond, Marlene Dumas, Jimmie Durham, Rodney Graham, David Hammons, Kris Martin, Bjarne Melgaard, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Cady Noland, Panamarenko, Richard Prince, Charles Ray, Luc Tuymans, Patrick Van Caeckenbergh, Royden Rabinowitch, Andy Warhol.

The exhibition scenography is by the Brussels-based artist Richard Venlet. For Cabinet d’Amis, Venlet conceived a circular space that functions both as a cabinet / gallery and as a panopticon through which to view the artworks. The viewer enters through a corridor and experiences the exhibition as a diorama, completely surrounded by the works. The work of Brussels-based artist Richard Venlet combines sculpture, art history research, exhibition design and architecture. Venlet creates ‘environments’ out of spaces. His refined abstract aesthetics and the pragmatism of his oeuvre reach far beyond a simple formal reference to Modernism and Minimalism. Working in context-specific situations, he has produced numerous installations that incorporate the work of other artists and collaborators, forming composite and circuitous environments that are often whimsical reconfigurations of architectural space. Richard Venlet was born in Australia in 1964. He lives and works in Brussels. His work has been shown in numerous national and international galleries and museums, including: SMAK, Ghent, M HKA, Antwerp, BOZAR, Brussels, the Biennale of São Paulo, the Sydney Biennial, MACBA, Barcelona, the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds a.o. The exhibition is made possible through the generous support of Anglo Belge Special Risks and Stibbe. Anglo Belge Special Risks is an established insurance broker. Stibbe is a leading independent law firm. THE EXHIBITION IS ACCOMPANIED BY AN EXTENSIVE PROGRAMME OF TALKS. FOR THE FULL PROGRAMME SEE PAGE 37. HOTEL DE LA POSTE, ADJACENT TO THE FAIR GROUNDS

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The exhibition is curated by Katerina Gregos, Artistic Director of Art Brussels, with the kind co-operation of the family of Jan Hoet and S.M.A.K., Ghent. It is on view at Hôtel de la Poste, in the Tour & Taxis complex, exclusively during the days of Art Brussels (21-24 April).

OUT OF THE BOOTH For the first time, in our new venue at Tour & Taxis, Art Brussels has added a sculpture route to the fair, entitled OUT OF THE BOOTH. As visitors navigate the fair, they will discover 12 sculptures dispersed throughout the building, outside the gallery booths, at key locations in the space. These works are by 12 leading international artists working in the medium of sculpture. • Nathan Coley, Luna Tree, 2011, aluminum and fairground lights, 330 cm x 250 cm x 250 cm. Courtesy Parafin, London • Johan Creten, Le Grand Vivisecteur, 2014-2016, resin and marble powder, 300 cm x 148 cm x 137 cm. Courtesy Transit, Mechelen • Honoré d’O, Version of a Delict, 2016, polystyrene and polystyrene covered with gold leaf, 70 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm. Courtesy Kristof De Clercq, Ghent • Brian Duggan, This short-term evacuation, Pripyat, Chernobyl, 30km Zone, 2016, steel and GRP, 1800 cm x 1650 cm x 1115 cm. Courtesy Balzer Projects, Basel • Kristof Kintera, My Light is Your Light, 2008, street lamps, metal construction, electro installation, 420 cm x 500 cm. Courtesy D+T Project Gallery, Brussels • Visible Solutions LLC, Adam Smith’s Pet Invisible Hand in a Cage, 2012, plywood, glass, electronics. Courtesy Temnikova & Kasela Gallery, Tallinn • Leon Vranken, Installation, 2016. Courtesy Meessen De Clercq, Brussels • John Wallbank, Diptych, 2015, resin, glass viber, polyurethane foam, pvc, coated wire, 315 cm x 252 cm x 124 cm. Courtesy Arcade Fine Arts, London

• Finbar Ward, Archive II, 2015-2016, timber, concrete, staples and canvas, 260 cm x 170 cm x 70 cm. Courtesy Geukens & De Vil, Antwerp & Knokke

• Clemens Wolf, Parachute Sculptur #1, 2015, hanging sculpture made from a parachute coated in epoxy, 431 cm x 81 cm x 81 cm. Courtesy Steinek, Vienna • Raphaël Zarka, Prismatique (P3), 2011, two assembled pieces of wood (oak), 125 cm x 260 cm x 30 cm. Courtesy Michel Rein, Paris & Brussels FOR PRECISE LOCATION SEE FLOOR PLAN

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• Hank Willis Thomas, Ernest and Ruth, 2015, various steel plate and pipe, 211 cm x 243 cm x 61 cm. Courtesy Jablonka Maruani Mercier, Brussels

ottomura Each year, Art Brussels selects one or more artists to conceive and design its creative campaign. The 2016 campaign has been entrusted to the Belgian collective, Ottomura. Ottomura was founded in 2010 by three photographers, for the purpose of facilitating and producing work on assignment, together or individually, without it interfering with their personal photographic practices. The collective focuses on image-based media, with an emphasis on photography of all genres, including exhibition documentation, fashion, photojournalism and commercial work. Ottomura’s campaign images were produced at Art Brussels’ new venue at Tour & Taxis (a spectacular, late-19th-century industrial building) with a view to highlighting the features of the magnificent architecture. The Ottomura artists engaged in a series of in-situ experiments with coloured smoke in the building’s empty spaces, creating an atmospheric, ethereal environment – latently expectant – which comes to life between 21 and 24 April, 2016.

Complex Computational Compositions For the past fifteen years, Rafaël Rozendaal has used the internet as his own private gallery, creating websites that exist as pure works of art. They can be viewed by anyone who happens upon them. Rozendaal researches such themes as rhythm, continuity and the emotional impact of movement and colour. He uses a minimum of elements to achieve simple, perfect harmony. At the entrance to Art Brussels 2016, Rozendaal presents a special montage of his websites, juxtaposing some of his classic sites with new creations. Viewers experience an ever-changing display that has been custom-made for the fair’s entrance. Visitors flow through the corridor in concert with the movement of the works. Born in Amsterdam in 1980, Rafaël Rozendaal is a visual artist who uses the internet as his canvas. His websites attract over 40 million unique visits per year. His artistic practice also includes installations, lenticular paintings, textiles, lectures and haiku. Rozendaal’s works have been presented on video walls at Times Square (2015) and included in the Internet Pavilion at the Venice Biennial (2009) and the Valencia Biennial (2005). Recent solo shows include MU Artspace, Eindhoven (NL, 2015). He lives and works everywhere. Rafaël Rozendaal is represented by Steve Turner, Los Angeles. Art Brussels thanks Vidi Square for their generous support of this project. ENTRANCE HALL

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BY RAFAËL ROZENDAAL

hugo roelandt DAILY PERFORMANCE IF YOU DO EXACTLY (OR NOT EXACTLY) WHAT WE TELL YOU TO DO, YOU’LL CREATE YOUR OWN PERFORMANCE This will be the first re-enactment of Hugo Roelandt’s performance If You Do Exactly (Or Not Exactly) What We Tell You To Do, You’ll Create Your Own Performance, first staged at the Performance Art Festival at the Beursschouwburg, Brussels, in 1978. In this performance, a group of musicians are pulled up and the audience has to ‘play’ them by blocking the spotlights focused on them. The public thus creates its own piece according (or not) to the rules set out by the artist. The re-staging is a collaboration between Objectif Exhibitions (Antwerp), Beursschouwburg (Brussels) and Art Brussels, and forms part of the Hugo Roelandt Research Project – a collaborative initiative between Objectif Exhibitions, M HKA, Argos and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. It coincides with the first of a two-part exhibition devoted to Hugo Roelandt, curated by Marc Holthof at Objectif Exhibitions. Hugo Roelandt (Aalst 1950–Antwerp 2015) was a photographer and installation artist, and one of the leading Belgian performance artists in the 1970s. In the 1980s, He collaborated with many artists of his generation such as Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven, Narcisse Tordoir and Ria Pacquée. Later he moved into installation art with his Post Performance Projects, before returning to photography. ENTRANCE DISCOVERY SECTION

The ING Lounge is in the context of next, Peter Kogler’s immersive exhibition at ING Art Center. Kogler’s lounge is a 3D installation where visitors relax and exchange information. It is a complete environment: walls, floor and lightweight inflatable furniture. All share the same motif of computergenerated pipes or tubes, a recurrent theme and key element in the modernist repertoire, a significant source of inspiration for Kogler. For three decades, Kogler has used a reduced artistic vocabulary: ant, brain, globe, light bulb and grids. He used the tube motif in different ways at Vienna’s Karlsplatz subway station (2012) and the Zagreb Museum of Contemporary Art (2014). Whether alluding to Fernand Léger or symbolically using the tube as a sign of progress, Kogler overwhelms space as only a Viennese can – deeply familiar with the Wiener Secession and its concept of the total work of art. In the ING Lounge, visitors stand or sit, part of a work that is experienced physically, like being in a film. Kogler’s friend Kurt Ryslavy humanizes his installation. Each day, from 4 to 7 pm, Ryslavy presents his performance, Based Less on Profit than on Substance. He offers a glass of wine from his export company, The Austrian Wine, revealing the mechanisms of the art world. They are not always what we expect. Buy a ticket for Art Brussels and receive a free entrance to Peter Kogler’s exhibition, next, at ING Art Center, Place Royale, 1000 Brussels, through 19 June, 2016. ING LOUNGE

ARTISTIC PROJECTS

peter kogler for ING

fÉdÉration wallonie-bruxelles FOES

FOES, the exhibition project by Sébastien Reuzé, curated by Emmanuel Lambion and Maïté Vissault for the booth of the Fédération WallonieBruxelles at Art Brussels, indirectly subverts the paradigms of visibility and openness which are the main features of a contemporary art fair. As an artist Reuzé is engaged in an ongoing research into supports, formats, techniques and display devices. This contributes to the enhancement, in his work, of the subjective and expressive potential of daily life and of landscape as a genre. For this project he draws his inspiration from J.G. Ballard’s Vermillion Sands, and revisits the tradition of the photographic road movie, staging the fictitious character of a military person from the US Air Force in a strange, ‘unheimlich’ and liminal environment, situated between real and virtual world.

Sébastien Reuzé, Colorblind Sands F561-07, 2015.

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FONDS ERASME To support medical research at Hôpital Erasme (ULB-Brussels), the designers Alain Berteau, Big-Game, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Ado Chale, Matali Crasset, Pierre Culot, Deweer Gallery with a carpet of Jan Fabre and one of Günther Förg, Nathalie Dewez, Jean-François D’or, Damien Gernay, Alain Gilles, Hermès, Charles Kaisin, Norayr Khatchatryan, Le Grand Hornu and Fabrica, Chevalier Masson, Thonet, Roos Van De Velde, Axel Vervoordt and General Decoration with a design by Jules Wabbes, have accepted to

propose new design works or prototypes to Fonds Erasme. Each design work will be auctioned by Christie’s, on May 12, 2016, at the charity dinner of Fonds Erasme, under the auspices of Charles Kaisin. Christie’s will also run on demand, purchase orders by phone. Info: Geneviève Bruynseels Fonds Erasme – +32 2 555 33 45 – www.fondserasme.org

Charles Kaisin

FONDS ERASME LOUNGE

ARTISTIC PROJECTS

DESIGN – RESEARCH – RESEARCHERS – FINDERS

TOUR & TAXIS BACKUP LAND RELIC - LOU DELAMARE, 2014 > 2016 In February 2014, while workers were raking up the low-relief plant cover of the wasteland around Tour & Taxis, Lou Delamare cut out by hand a 21m square of this wasteland. She then reconstructed, true to the original, this sample which had been extracted from the landscape. This “soil scalp” dissociates the territory from the terrain, and the soil from the land surface. This work is an “extracted reality” which has been taken out of its context, nature and own reality. This landscape sample, the only live memory of the site, has become a nomadic plot of land which travels and mutates according to the nature of the places that welcome it. In 2016 it will be returned to its promised land... Curators: Yves Bernard & Stéphanie Pécourt. With the support of : BAD, Halles de Schaerbeek, iMAL, IBGE, Extensa, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles. OUTDOORS ON THE SITE OF TOUR & TAXIS

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Jan Hoet. Photo Dirk Pauwels. Courtesy S.M.A.K., Ghent

art brussels Cabinet d’Amis: The Accidental Collection of Jan Hoet

Organised by EASYFAIRS

Thu 21 April – Sun 24 April Tour & Taxis, Hôtel de la Poste

An exhibition of works from the private collection of Jan Hoet. Curated by Katerina Gregos Exhibition scenography by Richard Venlet

Artists include: Joseph Beuys, Michaël Borremans, James Lee Byars, Marcel Broodthaers, Cai Guo-Qiang, Thierry De Cordier, Raoul De Keyser, Jessica Diamond, Marlene Dumas, Jimmie Durham, Rodney Graham, David Hammons, Kris Martin, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Cady Noland, Panamarenko, Richard Prince, Royden Rabinowitch, Luc Tuymans, among others. The exhibition is made possible through the generous sponsorship of Anglo Belge Special Risks and Stibbe.

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cabinet d’amis: Readings and conversations

Whereas the readings operate as spontaneous interventions in, and interpretations of the exhibition, thinking through actual collected material, the conversations take up a broader discursive position addressing issues around institutional frameworks, whether private or public, for collections and archives. They also mark the launch of the first issue of CAVE, a new series of publications on how to think and practice contemporary collecting, co-published by Sternberg Press & CAHF. www.cavecave.org Readings: Six Readings of Cabinet d’Amis The Readings take place in the exhibition Cabinet d’Amis, Hôtel de la Poste, adjacent to the fair grounds. Conversations: Four Topics on Contemporary Collecting The Conversations take place in the debate room next to the VIP Lounge, Hôtel de la Poste, adjacent to the fair grounds.

Friday 22 April 1:30 pm Reading #1: Hans Martens Hans Martens is art historian and since 2011 director of the Academy of Fine Arts in Mechelen. Together with Jan Hoet he curated Saint-Jan at the Saint-Bavo Cathedral Ghent (2012) and was Artistic Advisor for The Sea – Salut d’Honneur Jan Hoet (Ostend 2014).

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Art Brussels and Contemporary Art Heritage Flanders (CAHF) co-organize a series of conversations and readings on contemporary collecting, in the company of the exhibition Cabinet d’Amis: The Accidental Collection of Jan Hoet curated by Katerina Gregos in a scenography designed by Richard Venlet.

2:30 pm Conversation #1: The Politics of Collecting Ann Demeester (director Frans Hals Museum | De Hallen Haarlem), Sara Weyns (director Middelheim Museum) moderated by Koen Brams (The Mobile and Temporary Studio for Research & Production) The models for recounting an art-historical narrative have fallen into disrepute. How does this affect processes of inclusion and exclusion - for ‘making collections’ as well as ‘showing art works’? Which strategies can be designed to cope with the problem of linear historiography? 4 pm Reading #2: Henk Visch Henk Visch is an artist born in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. He represented the Netherlands at the Venice Biennale in 1988 and was invited in 1992 by Jan Hoet for Dokumenta IX where he presented his life long project “noch einmal”. 5 pm Conversation #2: The Collection in Residence Léna Monnier (Kadist Art Foundation) & Jens Maier-Rothe (Beirut) moderated by Pieternel Vermoortel (CAVE editor-in chief) In 2014, Beirut organized a residency for the collection of the Kadist Art Foundation in different institutions in Cairo. Léna Monnier and Jens Maier-Rothe re-engage with the project.

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2:30 pm Conversation #3: Architecture for Collections Kersten Geers (OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen), Richard Venlet (artist) and Maarten Liefooghe (Architecture & Urban Planning Department, Ghent University) moderated by Koen Brams (The Mobile and Temporary Studio for Research & Production) How to design a museum building as architecture for a collection instead of exhibition infrastructure? Kersten Geers, Richard Venlet and Maarten Liefooghe reflect on different scenarios and discuss the potentialities of the permanent collection display. 4 pm Reading #4: Denys Zacharopoulos Denys Zacharopoulos is an art historian born in Athens, Greece. He was the Co-director of Documenta IX, Kassel and is currently artistic director of the Municipal Museums and Collections of the City of Athens.

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1:30 pm Reading #3: Philippe Van Cauteren Philippe Van Cauteren is artistic director of S.M.A.K. Museum for Contemporary Art in Ghent. He was curator of the Iraq Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2015 and he co-curated the Belgian Pavilion in 2013.

5 pm Conversation #4: Collecting Knowledge: the Case of the Archive Katerina Gregos (independent curator, artistic director Art Brussels,) and Philippe Van Cauteren (artistic director S.M.A.K. Ghent), in conversation with Koen Brams (The Mobile and Temporary Studio for Research & Production) Who should take responsibility for the repositories of information, knowledge production and art history embedded in archives around artists, curators, and exhibitions? Which role can the museum play?

Sunday 24 April 2 pm Reading #5: Jan and Marianne Hoet Jan Hoet Jr. and Marianne Hoet both grew up in a home where art was present. At home it was never a big subject, but indirectly, art was always there, just by the intensity of contacts with artists, for example. As children they met Joseph Beuys at home on the couch, with their father they ate cake with Panamarenko, and they often visited S.M.A.K., the museum where their father worked. In the exhibition Cabinet d’Amis, surrounded by the works left to them by their father, they share all these memories and encounters, which enabled them look at art and artists in a different way. Jan Hoet Jr. cannot live without art. He studied photography in Ghent and Brussels. As a gallery owner, curator, and professional planner he knows the art world from the inside. He wants to share this inimitable view on art and life with the public. Marianne Hoet studied law at the University of Ghent. In June 2008 she started working forthe Belgian branch of Christie’s auction house in Brussels. She is currently International Director, Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art, Christie’s, Northern Europe.

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4 pm Reading #6: Mario Pieroni Mario Pieroni has been active in the art world in a variety of roles since the 1970s.He was the founder, together with Dora Stiefelmeier, and owner of the Galleria Pieroni in Rome, 1979 to 1992. He was also co-founder and General Secretary of Zerynthia Associazione per l’Arte Contemporanea, Paliano and Rome, 1992, Art Director of Centro Civico per l’Arte Contemporanea of Serre di Rapolano in Tuscany, 1995 to 2000. In addition he founded RAM radioartemobile, 2003 and of the web radio RAMlive. He has been decorated with the order of Commendatore della Repubblica by the President of Italy, 2013. Having been a close friend of Jan Hoet, Pieroni will provide his unique insight into Cabinet d’Amis.

Participants of the conversations Koen Brams is a freelance researcher, writer and curator. He was the editor-in-chief of De Witte Raaf (1992-2000), the director of the Jan van Eyck Academie (2000-2011) and is the initiator of The Mobile and Temporary Studio for Research and Production (2014-…). Ann Demeester is director of the Frans Hals Museum | De Hallen Haarlem. Prior to that she was director of De Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam. From 2003 to 2006 she ran W 139, Amsterdam and before that she was a curator and assistant to Jan Hoet at MARTa Herford. Kersten Geers is an architect and cofounder of OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen. Geers teaches at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) and the Harvard Graduate School of Design. He is a founding member of the architecture magazine San Rocco. Katerina Gregos is an art historian, curator, and artistic director of Art Brussels. She has curated numerous international exhibtions including, more recently, the 5th Thessaloniki Biennial, the Danish and Belgian Pavilions at the 54th and 56th Venice Biennials, respectively. Maarten Liefooghe is researcher and lecturer at Ghent University and Vrije Universiteit Brussel. His current research is concerned with processes of museology and preservation, and curating art and architecture. In 2014 he coordinated a research project to generate a framework and scenarios for a museum of contemporary art in Flanders. Jens Maier-Rothe researches, teaches, writes, and makes exhibitions. In 2012 he cofounded the art initiative Beirut in Cairo with Sarah Rifky and Antonia Alampi. Léna Monnier is a curator. She is in charge of the collection and the public programming at the Kadist Art Foundation in Paris. She participates in Qalqalah, the Kadist-Bétonsalon online editorial project conceived to accompany their programs. Philippe Van Cauteren is artistic director of S.M.A.K. Museum for Contemporary Art in Ghent. He was curator of the Iraq Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2015 and he co-curated the Belgian Pavilion in 2013. Richard Venlet is a Brussels-based artist. His work combines sculpture, art history research, exhibition design and architecture. Venlet creates ‘environments’ out of spaces. He has designed the scenography for Cabinet d’Amis, the flagship exhibition for Art Brussels 2016. Pieternel Vermoortel is an independent curator and writer, and cofounder/director of the curatorial program FormContent. She teaches exhibition and cultural production at TEBEAC, in Ghent, and is a lecturer in fine art at Goldsmiths, University of London. Sara Weyns is director of the Middelheim Museum, Antwerp, an open air museum for modern and contemporary sculpture since 2014. As such, she has specialised in spatially oriented art, the subset between sculpture and architecture, art in open air and – by extension – art in public space.

At Art Brussels 2016, Black Market appears as a space in which to present the use of black-market strategies in artistic creation and investigate the issue of circulation and distribution beneath the realm of the visible. For these four days, Black Market is an active research performance, with announced and spontaneous lectures, moments of discussion and performances. Each day, the space is occupied by a different one-day workshop and moments of discussion. Black Market is a project conceived by Daniel Blanga-Gubbay, Teresa Gentile and Simon Asencio, produced by Aleppo, a laboratory for experiments in performance and politics in Brussels. aleppo.eu STAND F4

Thursday 21 April 6 pm The Interstices of the Circulating Machine: Maurizio Lazzarato Maurizio Lazzarato is a freelance Italian sociologist and philosopher based in Paris. His research interests include immaterial labour, the collapse of the salaried class, the ontology of labour and cognitive capitalism. He is a member of the International College of Philosophy in Paris and was among the founding members of Multitudes. In the frame of Black Market he shares a reflection on the spaces for the unofficial and the risk of defining them.

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BLACK MARKET talks programme

Friday 22 April 11 am Candidatul La Presedintie: Postspectacle, a workshop. The names of the entities are often the symptom of a problem or a question: they may function as a reaction, as almost empty concepts in the beginning, triggering a practice afterwards. Postspectact Postspectacle is or could be. In Postspectacle, a constant practice is to introduce strange feedback loops, altering, expanding or breaking some of the implicit conditions at work in the respective situations.

Saturday 23 April 12 am Black Market of Conflicts: Sam Hardy Sam Hardy is an archaeologist and cultural heritage worker, specialising in the illicit trade in antiquities, the destruction of cultural heritage, and the politics and ethics of archaeological work in conflict zones and divided societies. For Black Market he gives a lecture tracing the route of the ISIS-destruction and the illegal trading of Syrian and Iraqi antiquities in Palmyra and Mossoul. 5 pm Between Hacking and Slinking: Stephen Wright, Marisa Morán Jahn and Paul Falzone ‘A hack is a kind of beveled cut with an axe. Not a clean slice, but an oblique chop – opening something up in a way that’s not easy to repair’ writes Stephen Wright in his Toward a Lexicon of Usership. Marisa Morán Jahn and Paul Falzone disclose the project Video Slink Uganda – involving “slinking” experimental videos by contemporary African diasporan artists onto bootleg DVDs and circulated to millions of viewers via Kampala’s black market cinema – and the strategies adopted in its making.

Sunday 24 April

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12 am A matinée of videos disclosing different reflections on the notion of black market. With Claudio Pazienza’s L’argent raconté aux enfants et à leurs parents, Adam Leech’s Speech Bubble and Sarah Vanagt’s Money Exchange, in which children are playing, performing a money transaction which stays at the edge of white and black, showing their contiguity. Followed by a conversation with Sarah Vanagt. 3 pm Best Regards From Charles Filch (2007-onwards), performance by Dora García, with Peter Aers. Since his disappearance at the end of the real-time theatre in public space The Beggar’s Opera in Münster Sculpture Projects in 2007, Charles Filch has been doing some rare, but very remarkable appearances here and there, under the name Best Regards From Charles Filch. Charles Filch is a beggar who is a businessman and who feeds on the conventions of public space and exhibition protocols. Previous to his participation in Münster he had been the main secondary character in Bertolt Brecht’s The Three Penny Opera. ‘Where do characters go when the story is over?’ 4 pm Corruption, Everybody Knows: Natasha Ginwala In 2015 Natasha Ginwala curated for e-flux Corruption, Everybody Knows: ‘Back office and black market, daytime money laundering and nightly abductions: this ultimate stench of capital passes from body to body, as though an uncontainable viral flu’. Natasha – currently curator of CONTOUR, A Moving Image Biennale in 2017, as well as curatorial advisor for documenta 14 – shares her research and a discussion on the agency of corruption.

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AEROPLASTICS • Prememories, group show featuring Elodie Antoine, Meghan Boody, Katia Bourdarel, Charley Case, Tom Dale, Till Freiwald, Eckart Hahn, Dionisis Kavallieratos, Alexandra Leyre Mein, Robert Mc Nally, Till Rabus, Samuel Rousseau, Mark Titchner, Kate Waters, Jason Bard Yarmosky 32 Rue Blanche 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.aeroplastics.net 2

ALBERT BARONIAN • Small World - Mitja Tušek 2 Rue Isidore Verheyden 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.albertbaronian.com 2b

ALBERT BARONIAN • Group show with Peter Halley, Joseph Marioni, Olivier Mosset, Joshua Smith, Ron Gorchov 33 Rue de la Concorde 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

BERNIER-ELIADES & TUCCI RUSSO • Christiane Löhr & Mario Airò 46 Rue du Châtelain 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.bernier-eliades.gr www.tuccirusso.com

D+T PROJECT • Sébastien Bonin 4 Rue Bosquet 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.dt-project.com

DÉPENDANCE • Oscar Tuazon 4 Rue du Marché Aux Porcs 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.dependance.be Courtesy the artist and dépendance, Brussels

GALERIE MLF | MARIE-LAURE FLEISCH • Reside - Santiago Reyes Villaveces 13 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.galleriamlf.com 7

HOPSTREET • Gallery: Unknown Portraits with Michaël Aerts, Thorsten Brinkmann, Jonathan Callan, Ronny Delrue, Benedikt Hipp, Fabrice Samyn, Tinus Vermeersch • Window: Ode de Kort - curated by Wim Waelput 109 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.hopstreet.be

BRUSSELS GALLERIES

XAVIER HUFKENS • Josh Smith 6 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.xavierhufkens.com 8b

XAVIER HUFKENS • stud/file - Matt Connors 107 Rue Saint-Georges 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

JABLONKA MARUANI MERCIER • To Whom It May Concern - Hank Willis Thomas 17 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.jmmgallery.com 10

RODOLPHE JANSSEN • Nathaniel Axel 35 Rue de Livourne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.rodolphejanssen.com 10b

RODOLPHE JANSSEN • Group show: ceramic works by Eric Croes, Dionisis Kavallieratos, Dan McCarthy, Gert & Uwe Tobias,…organized with Thierry Boutemy 32 Rue de Livourne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

LAURENTIN GALLERY • Judit Reigl 43 Rue Ernest Allard 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.galerie-laurentin.com 13

HARLAN LEVEY PROJECTS • Abner Preis 46 Rue Jean D’Ardenne 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.hl-projects.com 14

GRETA MEERT • Edith Dekyndt 13 Rue du Canal 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.galeriegretameert.com

BRUSSELS GALLERIES

KUSSENEERS • The proof of the pudding is in the eating #2 A painting show with Jus Juchtmans, Cindy Wright, Katrin Bremermann, Oscar van der Put, Nicolas Kozakis, Vincent de Roder, Samuel Vanderveken, Oliver Durcan, Julien Daffe, Bram Demunter, Vadim Vosters 10 Rue de Menin 1080 Brussels (city centre) www.kusseneers.com

MEESSEN DE CLERCQ • Claudio Parmiggiani 2a Rue de l’Abbaye 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.meessendeclercq.com Courtesy of the artist and Meessen De Clercq, Brussels

MOT INTERNATIONAL • Aspects of the Self 1972-1985 - Susan Hiller 423 Avenue Louise 1000 Brussels (Ixelles) www.motinternational.com 16b

MOT INTERNATIONAL • Some blue in my mouth - Caroline Mesquita 10 Place du Petit Sablon 1000 Brussels (city centre)

NATHALIE OBADIA • Garance - Jérôme Zonder 8 Rue Charles Decoster 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.nathalieobadia.com 18

ALMINE RECH • So Far, So Close - Jean-Baptiste Bernadet 20 Rue de l’Abbaye 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.alminerech.com

MICHEL REIN • Enrique Ramirez 51a Rue Washington 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.michelrein.com ROSSICONTEMPORARY • New Stories - Ane Vester • Dessinarrer - Emmanuel Tête • Vocabulaire militaire - Jelena Vanoverbeek 690 Chaussée de Waterloo 1180 Brussels (Uccle) www.rossicontemporary.be 21

SORRY WE’RE CLOSED • Stop The World And Let Me Off - Eddie Martinez 67 Rue de la Régence 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.sorrywereclosed.com 22

SUPER DAKOTA • Veduta - Baptiste Caccia • Aquina - Céline Gillain 45 Rue Washington 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.superdakota.com

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DANIEL TEMPLON • You go to my Head – A visual poem on African inheritance Kehinde Wiley, Glenn Ligon, Theaster Gates, Mark Bradford, Rashid Johnson, David Hammons, Yinka Shonibare, Kara Walker, Lorna Simpson, Mickalene Thomas, Nick Cave, Tony Lewis, Carrie Mae Weems, Romuald Hazoumé, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and others… Curated by Rita Rovelli Caltagirone 13a Rue Veydt 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) www.danieltemplon.com

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GARAGE COSMOS • Telegrams Artists include: Christine Kozlov, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Emilio Prini and Jean Schwind. • Braco Dimitrijevic Selection of works by this early conceptual artist Both presentations curated by Eric Fabre 43-45 Avenue des Sept Bonniers, 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Specially open during Art Brussels: Fri to Sun 10 am - 1 pm www.garagecosmos.be

PRIVATE COLLECTIONS

FRÉDÉRIC DE GOLDSCHMIDT COLLECTION Opening on Tuesday 19 April from 6 pm to 9 pm • Not Really Really Focusing on sculpture and installation, Not Really Really gathers works made from functional objects and materials that have been stripped of their utility to propose a new set of alternate realities. Artists include: Catharine Ahearn, Joël Andrianomearisoa, Arman, Darren Bader, Jean-François Boclé, Tom Burr, Julian Charrière, Jean-Alain Corre, Adriano Costa, Rein Dufait, Alan Fertil and Damien Teixidor, Fernanda Fragateiro, Michel François, Theaster Gates, Fernanda Gomes, Mona Hatoum, Eloise Hawser, Romuald Hazoumé, Jan Henderikse, Hiwa K, Sigalit Landau, Didier Marcel, Paulo Nimer Pjota, Cornelia Parker, Manfred Pernice, Alessandro Piangiamore, Benoit Platéus, Rob Pruitt, Benjamin Sabatier, Loup Sarion, Gitte Schaffer, Valérie Snobeck, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, Sergio Verastegui, Christoph Weber, among others. Curated by Frédéric de Goldschmidt 7 Quai du Commerce, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Fri to Sun 12 noon to 6 pm Contact: fdegoldschmidtcollection@gmail.com

THE EMBASSY Opening on Wednesday 20 April from 5 pm to 9 pm • The True Artist Selected works by Bruce Nauman Curated by Ronald Rozenbaum 2 Rue Guillaume Stocq, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm, and also on request via embassybxl@gmail.com THE LOFT • Forever Young Works from the Servais collection Artists include: Candice Breitz, Andrea Canepa, Alice Channer, Julian Charriere, Alexandre Da Cunha, Matthew Day Jackson, Hans Eijkelboom, Andrea Francolino, Bill Henson, Pieter Hugo, Sanja Ivekovic, Renaud Jerez, Li Jinghu, Jody Paulsen, Hannah Perry, Carmelle Safdie, Sareth Svay, Philipp Timischl, Ivo Van den Helzen, Emmanuel Van der Auwera, Corinne Vionnet, Haegue Yang, among others. Curated by Nicolas de Ribou 1030 Brussels (Schaerbeek) address communicated after RSVP Thu to Sun 10 am - 2 pm and on request RSVP via collection.servais@gmail.com

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MAISON PARTICULIERE • Everybody is crazy, but me Celebrating the 5th anniversary of Maison Particulière art centre with works from the founders’ collection. Artists include: Santiago Arranz, Eduardo Arroyo, Daniel Arsham, Davide Balula, Matthias Bitzer, Alvin Booth, Michaël Borremans, Cris Brodahl, George Condo, Jacques Courtejoie, Tracey Emin, Catherine Evrard, Monir Farmanfarmaian, Alekos Fassianos, Eric Fischl, Michel François, Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Gregor Gaida, Pilar Garcia Merino, Laurent Hours, Gauthier Hubert, Gudny Rosa Ingimarsdottir, Naoto Kawahara, Takuro Kuwata, Jean-Marc Lange, Pierre-Pol Lecouturier, Annie Leibovitz, Thomas Lerooy, Catherine Lopes-Curval, André Masson, Pieter Laurens Mol, Ron Nagle, Hans Op de Beeck, Giuseppe Penone, Pablo Picasso, Jaume Plensa, Floreal Radresa, Matthieu Ronsse, Takayuki Sakuyama, Fabrice Samyn, Chiharu Shiota, Kiki Smith, Melvin Sokolsky, John Stewart, Francine Van Hove, Akiyama Yo, George Young, among others. Curated by Myriam and Amaury de Solages 49 Rue du Châtelain, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.maisonparticuliere.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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, Iván Navarro, TJ Norris, 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, among others. Curated by Walter Vanhaerents and Emma Dexter. Assistant curator: Vincent Verbist • Many Suns and Worlds (Project Room) Solo show of Tomás Saraceno • Michael (Media Room) Solo show of Adel Abidin 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 on reservation via info@vanhaerentscollection.com www.vanhaerentsartcollection.com

ETE 78 • Trois Collectionneurs, autrement # 3 Selected art works from the private collections of Francis de Beir, Gilles Balmet and Odile and François Huet-Repolt. Artists include: Silvia Bachli, Damien Cabanes, Jennifer Douzenel, Peter Downsbrough, Lilie Dujourie, Vincent Dulom, Camille Henrot, Niek Kemps, Soshi Matsunobe,Jean-Michel Othoniel, Achraf Touloub, Marcel Van Eeden, Philippe van Loocke, Jan Vercruysse, Jens Wolf, among others. Organised by Nicole and Olivier Gevart 78 Rue de l’Eté, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Sat & Sun 10 am - 4 pm Specially open during Art Brussels only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders www.ete78.com

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VANMOERKERKE COLLECTION • It’s Obvious Artists include: Francis Alÿs, Anne Daems, Stan Douglas, Jack Goldstein, Rodney Grahams, Louise Lawler, Guy Mees, Blinky Palermo, Andreas Slominski, Richard Richter, Thomas Ruff, Ed Ruscha, Haim Steinbach, Jeff Wall, Christopher Williams, Christopher Wool, among others. Curated by Dirk Snauwaert 10 Oud Vliegveld, 8400 Oostende Visits can be arranged by contacting the collection at eline@artcollection.be www.artcollection.be

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50°49’19.50”N 4°21’25.53”E GALERIE DE L’ERG • Penny Siopis 87 Rue du Page, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Thu to Sat 10 am - 8 pm, Sun 10 am - 4 pm www.erg.be Free access

105 BESME • All Information Correct at Time of Printing Artists: Denicolai & Provoost Exhibition bringing together the artists’ printed matter from 1997 till 2016, and presentation of new work. Curated by Tania Nasielski 105 Avenue Besme, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Specially open during Art Brussels: Sat & Sun 2 pm - 6 pm tania.nasielski@105besme.be www.105besme.be Free access Denicolai & Provoost © 105 Besme

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Penny Siopis, The master is drowning, 2012

ACADÉMIE ROYALE DES BEAUX-ARTS DE BRUXELLES • LUMIEREMATIERE. Nature, artifice, experience, environment Artists include: Laura Viale & Stijn Cole in dialogue with master students and alumni of the ARBA-ESA: Fofi Assegid, Valentin Capony, Simon Dalemans, Alix Dussart, Maïté Fiolle, Daphné Gozlan, Ninon Mazeaud, Hannah Meersseman, Marion Menan, Natacha Mercurio, Lucien Roux and Elina Salminen. 144 Rue du Midi, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Mon to Fri 12 noon - 6 pm www.arba-esa.be Free access © Laura Viale, 2016

ADAM - THE ART & DESIGN ATOMIUM MUSEUM • Artview#4. A private collection Artists include: Jacques Villeglé, Evelyne Axell, Arman, Alain Jacquet, among others. A selection of works from a private collection • Eames & Hollywood Exceptional photographs reveal one of the lesser-known aspects in the work of designers Ray and Charles Eames. Curated by Alexandra Midal Place de Belgique, 1020 Brussels (Laeken) Mon to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, closed on Thu www.adamuseum.be/artview4 Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Courtesy Eames Office © 2016

AKA-EVENTS • Notre ami Yves Artists include: Yves Lecomte, Gudny Rosa Ingimarsdottir and Gauthier Hubert. 40 Rue du Doyenné, 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Fri to Sun 10 am - 5 pm Visits for groups by reservation at info@aka.events - T: +32 (0)495 77 33 33 www.aka.events Free access

APES&CASTLES Opening on Friday 22 April from 6 pm • Soap, Cream, Knife Groupshow curated by apes&castles 29 Rue de l’autonomie, 1070 Brussels (city centre) Specially open during Art Brussels: Sat & Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Also by appointment contact@apesandcastles.com www.apesandcastles.com Free access

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Yves Lecomte, « Miroir » 2011, oil on canvas 62 x 74 cm

ARGOS – CENTRE FOR ART AND MEDIA Opening on Saturday 23 April from 6 pm • Pies in the Skies Collection show including works by Heine Avdal, Charley Case, Messieurs Delmotte, Ken Kobland, Isabelle Nouzha, Jacques-Louis Nyst, Hans Op de Beeck, Nicolas Provost, Krassimir Terziev. Curated by Hajar Lehyan • Off by Heart and Out of Breath - A Silva Rerum Solo show of Wendy Morris Curated by Rolf Quaghebeur 13 Rue du Chantier, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.argosarts.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Wendy Morris, Off by Heart and Out of Breath – A Silva Rerum, 2015. Courtesy of the Artist.

ART & MARGES MUSEUM • Atomik Bazar Solo show of François Burland Curated by Tatiana Veress 314 rue Haute, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.artetmarges.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © François Burland

A.VE.NU.DE.JET.TE INSTITUT DE CARTON VZW • Mind Fabric Artists include: Rosemarie Trockel, Eran Schaerf, Franz Erhard Walther, Maddy Arkesteyn, Ria Pacquée, Stephen Wilks, Henri Jacobs, Orla Barry, Ada Van Hoorebeke, Joke Robaard and Ester Goris. Curated by Ester Goris and Willem Oorebeek 41 Avenue de Jette, 1081 Brussels (Koekelberg) Opening hours (see website) (Metro Simonis, 10-minute walk) avenudejette.blogspot.be Free access © Institut de Carton vzw

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ATELIER JESPERS • Domeau & Pérès, éditeur et fabricant de mobilier contemporain depuis 1996 Artists: Bruno Domeau and Philippe Pérès Curated by Elsa Sarfati and Jean-François Declercq 149 Avenue du Prince Héritier, 1200 Brussels (Woluwe St Lambert) Thu 11 am - 5 pm, Fri 11 am - 10 pm, Sat 11 am - 7 pm, Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.atelierjespers.com Free access

BEURSSCHOUWBURG • You Make A Better Door Than You Do A Window Artists: Emi Kodama and Hans Demeulenaere Curated by Helena Kritis Wed to Fri 12 noon - 6 pm Sat 12 noon - 7 pm Free access • Letter of Complaint & other works Videos of Rachel Reupke Curated by Helena Kritis in collaboration with Maria Palacios Cruz Fri 8:30 pm - Tickets € 8 / € 5 Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders 20-28 Rue Auguste Orts, 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.beursschouwburg.be © Hans Demeulenaere & Emi Kodama

BOGHOSSIAN FOUNDATION - VILLA EMPAIN • When Process Becomes Form: Dansaekhwa and Korean Abstraction Artists include: Lee Ufan, Chung Chang Sup, Park Seo Bo, Kwon Young Woo, Ha Chong Hyun, Kim Whanki and Chung Sang Hwa, among others. Curated by Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath 67 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue to Sun 10 am - 6:30 pm www.villaempain.com Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art

BOZAR, CENTRE FOR FINE ARTS • Daniel Buren: A Fresco Curated by Joël Benzakin • Theo Van Doesburg: New Expression of Life, Art and Technology Curated by Gladys Fabre • Daniel Buren.Couleurs Superposées (Layered Colours) Performance directed by the artist Sat 23 April at 4 pm 23 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Thu until 9 pm, closed on Mon www.bozar.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

BRASS • Origines. VAO group show Artists include: L’Atlas, Babou, Obetre, Clyde Knowland, Benjamin Laading, Valérie Newland, Parole, Sun 7, Tanc, Teurk, among others. Curated by Clyde Knowland 364 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Wed 1 pm - 6 pm, Sat & Sun 1 pm - 6 pm www.lebrass.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders L’Atlas, in situ, Place du Capitole à Toulouse, 2008

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BUREAU DES RÉALITÉS • Rosa Aiello Curated by Lilou Vidal 327 Chaussée de Neerstalle, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Wed & Sat 12 noon - 6 pm www.bureaudesrealites.org Free access © of Rosa Aiello and Bureau des Réalités, Brussels

CAB - CONTEMPORARY ART BRUSSELS Opening on Monday 18 April from 6 pm to 9 pm • Transhumance. Beyond Cuban Horizons Artists include: Alejandro Campins, Roberto Diago, Carlos Garaicoa, Diana Fonseca, Diango Hernández, Inti Hernández, Reynier Leyva Novo, Yornel Martínez, Ana Mendieta, Wilfredo Prieto, José Yaque. Curated by Sara Alonso Gómez in collaboration with Eléonore de Sadeleer 32-34 Rue Borrens, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Wed to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.cab.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Rodolfo Martínez

CENTRALE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART • Connected Artists include: Marc Boulet & Lin Yu, William S. Burroughs, N+N Corsino, Wim Delvoye, Pascal Dombis, Philippe Gronon, Bryon Gysin, Fritz Kahn, Evi Keller, Abdelmajid Mehdi, Nam June Paik, Jean Perdrizet,Luboš Plný, Wesley Meuris, Roman Opalka, ORLAN, Tomás Saraceno, Henri Ughetto, Philippe Vandenberg, Joachim Van Den Hurk and Pedro Rivero J., STELARC, Alex Verhaest, Thomas Zipp, among others. Curated by Patrick Amine and Carine Fol 44 Place Sainte-Catherine, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 10:30 am - 6 pm www.centrale.brussels Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

DAUTZENBERG 70 • Belgian Blue Blood Show featuring portraits of the Belgian aristocracy by the British photographer Rip Hopkins. Curated by Caroline Bouchard and Pauline de la Boulaye 70 Rue Dautzenberg, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Sun 10 am - 7 pm and by private appointment at contact contact@belgianblueblood.com www.belgianblueblood.com Free access Photo @ Rip Hopkins / agence Vu

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ESPACE EUROPÉEN POUR LA SCULPTURE Exhibition in the context of the Dutch Presidency of the European Union A tribute to Renilde & Bram Hammacher • The Invisible Hand Solo show of Joep van Lieshout Concurrent with the showing of ‘Ein Goldener Berg’ by Leonard van Munster Curated by Natalie Kovacs 201 Chaussée de la Hulpe, 1170 Brussels (Watermael-Boitsfort) Mon to Sun 8 am to 7 pm http://eesculpture.blogspot.be/ Free access Atelier van Lieshout – The Burghers (2013) Courtesy the artist and Almine Rech Gallery. © Gert Jan van Rooij

ESPACE PHOTOGRAPHIQUE CONTRETYPE • Alexandre Christiaens • Paul Kuimet • Beata Szparagowska 4A Cité Fontainas, 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) Wed to Fri 12 noon - 6 pm, Sat 1 pm - 6 pm www.contretype.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Alexandre Christiaens, résidence d’artiste en Estonie, 2012-2015

ETABLISSEMENT D’EN FACE PROJECTS • Simon Thompson 32 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu 12 noon - 7 pm, Fri 12 noon - 8 pm, Sat & Sun 12 noon - 6 pm www.etablissementdenfaceprojects.org Free access

FONDATION A Opening on Saturday 23 April from 2 pm to 8 pm • Lucky Cat Solo show of Koji Onaka Curated by Jean-Paul Deridder 304 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Sun 1 pm - 6 pm www.fondationastichting.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

GARAGE COSMOS • Tesla Despite History Film by conceptual artist Braco Dimitrijevic. Filmed at Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris and Nikola Tesla’s Museum in Belgrade. English, 43 min Hotel Metropole, Einstein room 31 Place de Brouckère, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Fri 7 pm - RSVP at info@garagecosmos.be www.garagecosmos.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

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Gobo, Wakayama, Matabi, 2010 © Koji Onaka

GREYLIGHT PROJECTS Opening on Wednesday 20 April from 5 pm to 9 pm • Current Residents & Associates Open studios and exhibition with Perrine Lacroix, Thomas Bernardet, Donya Saed, Sammy Ben Yakoub, Thomas Bakker, Claude Horseman, Wouter Huis, Joséphine Kaeppelin, Amelie Bouvier, John Ryan Brubaker, Marcin Dudek, among others. • The Chapel Ongoing screening programme 11 Rue Brialmont, 1210 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sun 10 am - 6 pm and by appointment www.greylightprojects.org Free access Brochure n-¦01, 2013-2014 © Josephine Kaeppelin

IMAL - CENTER FOR DIGITAL CULTURES AND TECHNOLOGY Opening on Wednesday 20 April from 6 pm • Memory Lane Artists: Felix Luque and Iñigo Bilbao Curated by Yves Bernard 30 Quai des Charbonnages, 1080 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 1 pm - 6 pm www.imal.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Memory Lane. © Félix Luque & Iñigo Bilbao 2015

ING ART CENTER • Peter Kogler - next Solo show of Peter Kogler Curated by Ami Barak 6 Place Royale, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 10 am - 8 pm www.ing.be/art Free access for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders. Buy a ticket for Art Brussels and receive a free entrance for the ING Art Center.

Kazuko Miyamoto, Hatbox (enclosed), Unique silver-gelatin print, 1975. Courtesy Exile and the artist

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ISELP Opening on Wednesday 20 April from 6:30 pm to 9 pm • Béatrice Balcou | Kazuko Miyamoto Curated by Florence Cheval 31 Boulevard de Waterloo, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu 11 am - 6:30 pm, Fri to Sun 10 am - 6:30 pm www.iselp.be Free access

KAAITHEATER/KAAISTUDIOS • Eleanor And Flora Music + I Am Sitting In A Room Dance/Performance by Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion, Eleanor Sikorski and Flora Wellesley Wesley Fri 8:30 pm - Tickets € 16 / € 12 / € 8 • Body Not Fit For Purpose Dance/Performance by Jonathan Burrows and Matteo Fargion Sat 7 pm - Tickets € 8 • Dance #2 Dance/Performance by Christine De Smedt and Eszter Salamon. Sat 6 pm and 8 pm - Tickets € 8 • Box with holes Performance-installation for one person by Heine Avdal/fieldworks Sat 4 pm - 7 pm and 7:30 pm - 9 pm Duration 15 min - Free access • IT’S IN THE AIR Film of a dance performance by Jefta van Dinter & Mette Ingvartsen Sat 4 pm - 7 pm and 7:30 pm - 9 pm - Free access Kaaistudios, 81 Rue Notre-Dame du Sommeil, 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.kaaitheater.be Body Not Fit For Purpose © Ben Parks

KAAITHEATER – OTHER LOCATIONS • DANCER #3 Installation by Kris Verdonck / A Two Dogs Company Sat 10 am - 8 pm - Free access 41 Rue A. Lavallée, 1080 Brussels (city centre) • Sketches/Notebook Dance/Performance by Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods Reprise of Stuart’s most generous dance performance as a unique extended version Sat 8 pm - Tickets € 16 / € 12 / € 8 19 Square Sainctelette, 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.kaaitheater.be

KOMPLOT Opening on Wednesday 20 April from 6 pm • Handsome, Young & Unemployed Artists include: Katerina Kana, Lito Kattou, Theodoris Giannakis & Petros Moris, Natasha Papadopoulou, Zoë Paul, Angelo Plessas, Socratis Socratous, among others. Exhibition design by Pegy Zali Curated by Michelangelo Corsaro 63 Rue du Houblon, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Wed to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Free access • Cuisine Tranquille Artists: Régis Jocteur-Monrozier & Louis Clais 90 chaussée de Forest, 1060 Brussels (Sint-Gilles) Wed to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm Free access © Régis Jocteur Monrozier & Louis Clais

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Sketches Notebook @ Iris Janke 2

KOMPLOT - OTHER LOCATIONS • Catherine Vertige Collection Opening on Thursday 21 April from 6 pm Addresses the idea of possession and questions the concept of private property. Artiste include: Fabienne Audéoud, Martin Belou, Kasper Bosmans, Deborah Bowmann, Francisco Camacho, Laurie Charles, Jean Alain Corre, Emeline Depas, Vava Dudu, Filip Gilissen, Julien Goniche, Seyran Kirmizitoprak, Alex Morrison, Cécile Noguès, Laure Prouvost, Marthe Ramm Fortun, Cléo Totti, Elise Van Mourik, We Are The Painter. Société, 125 Rue Vanderstichelen, 1080 Brussels (city centre) Fri to Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.kmplt.be Free access • Heat Company Opening on Saturday 22 April from 6pm Artists include: After Howl, Tom Król, among others. 33 rue Vanderstraetenstraat, 1080 Brussels (Uccle) Wed to Sun 2 pm - 6 pm www.kmplt.be Free access © Catherine Vertige Collection

Colin Booth, Utility Series, atelier de l’artiste, 2015. Photo : J.M.

LA LOGE • Pastoral Myths A group exhibition featuring Jean-Marie Appriou, Olga Balema, Steinar Haga Kristensen, Jessica Warboys, Amelie von Wulffen, among others. 86 Rue de l’Ermitage, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Thu to Sat 10 am - 7 pm www.la-loge.be Free access Pastoral Myths, Courtesy of La Loge, Brussels

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LA CAMBRE • OMNIA SOMNIA Artist: Colin Booth Curated by Sara Zerguine, Eva de Chabanneix du Chambon, Pauline François, Ethel Lilienfeld, Morgan Mahy, Jonas Meier, Anja Raymond (students of the Sculpture department). Project Room, 14 Abbaye de la Cambre, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu to Sat 12 noon - 6 pm Free access • Le Rayon Vert Triennale des Amis de la Cambre Artists: Diana Carolina Fernández Vargas, Toufan Hosseiny, Margaux Schwarz, Tomas Billas, Justine Boujerol, Myung-Joo Kim, Eve Wolfs, Luis Hernán Guzmán Martinez, Camille Berger. Curated by Raphaël Pirenne Hôtel van de Velde, 29 avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Thu to Sat 12 noon - 6 pm Free access

LA VERRIERE / FONDATION D’ENTREPRISE HERMÈS Opening on Friday 22 April from 6 pm to 8 pm • Poésie balistique Artists include: Marcel Broodthaers, Henri Chopin, Liz Deschenes, Hessie, Thomas Hirshhorn, Channa Horwitz, Guillaume Leblon, Scott Lyall, Dora Maurer, Helen Mirra, Jean-Luc Moulène, Dominique Petitgand, R.H. Quaytman, Isodoro Valcárcel Medina, Tris Vonna-Michell, Christopher Williams and Bernard Heidsieck, Mark Insingel, Christophe Tarkos, among others. Curated by Guillaume Désanges 50 Boulevard de Waterloo, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Sat 11 am - 6 pm en.fondationdentreprisehermes.org Free access Courtesy de l¹artiste et Galerie Chantal Crousel,Paris. © Jean-Luc Moulène / ADAGP

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 www.musee-magritte-museum.be © Charly Herscovici, with his kind authorization – c/o SABAM-ADAGP, 2012 - photo : J. Geleyns / Ro scan

MAISON GREGOIRE • La nature des choses Solo show of David de Tscharner Curated by Emmanuel Lambion 292 Dieweg, 1180 Brussels (Uccle) Sat 2 pm - 6 pm and by appointment www.maisongregoire.be Free access Sao Joao (Plate #8), 2015, mixed media on plexiglass, 34 x 27 cm

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MANIERA 05 & 06 • Vernacular Limited edition furniture by architecten de vylder vinck taillieu and Bijoy Jain / Studio Mumbai. Wed to Sun 2 pm - 7 pm 27-28 Place de la Justice, 1000 Brussels (city centre) www.maniera.be Free access

MIMA – MILLENNIUM ICONOCLAST MUSEUM OF ART The permanent collection of this new museum focuses on the work of artists who blur the boundaries between fine art and subcultures. • City Lights Artists include: Maya Hayuk, Swoon, Momo, Faile, among others. 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 www.mimamuseum.eu Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders MUSEE D’IXELLES • AGNÈS VARDA. Patates & compagnie Curated by Julia Fabry et Cine-Tamaris • JEAN-MARIE BYTEBIER. AB.ad. Curated by Galerie Van De Weghe 71 Rue Jean Van Volsem, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Tue to Sun 9:30 am - 5 pm www.museedixelles.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Agnès Varda, Patatutopia © Agnès Varda

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NICC VITRINE PROJECT • Sammy Baloji & Jean Katambayi 1 Rue Lambert Crickx, 1070 Brussels (Anderlecht) 24/24 (on show-vitrine) www.nicc.be Free access OFFICINA Opening on Tuesday 19 April from 6 pm to 9 pm • La Pelle (The skin) Group exhibition by the artist collective Fondaco. Artists include: Alice Cattaneo, Vittorio Corsini, Martina della Valle, Marta dell’Angelo, Michela de Mattei,Elisabetta Di Maggio, Serena Fineschi, Francesca Grilli, Michele Guido, Claudia Losi, Francesco Lauretta, Claudio Maccari, Marco Andrea Magni, Matteo Montani, Maria Morganti, Beatrice Pediconi, Alessandro Piangiamore, Alessandro Roma, among others. 45 Avenue du Général de Gaulle 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Specially open during Art Brussels: Wed 2 pm - 9 pm, Thu to Sat 2 pm - 8 pm And by appointment at info@officinart.com www.officinart.com Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

PIANO NOBILE • Post Natural History Solo show of Vincent Fournier Curated by Lise Coirier and Gian Giuseppe Simeone 142 Rue Franz Merjay, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Mon to Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.pianonobilegallery.com Free access © Vincent Fournier

RECTANGLE • Te Koop Solo show of Guillaume Petranto 189 Rue Emile Féron, 1060 Brussels (Saint-Gilles) 24/24 (on show-vitrine) www.rectangle.be Free access

ROYAL MUSEUMS OF FINE ARTS OF BELGIUM • Andres Serrano A retrospective featuring 175 works of the American photographer. Curated by Michel Draguet Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders • David Altmejd Solo show of the Canadian artist presenting six giants in the forum of the museum. Free access 3 Rue de la Régence, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Tue to Fri 10 am - 5 pm, Sat & Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.fine-arts-museum.be © Andres Serrano

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Courtesy of the artist Guillaume Petranto

SOCIÉTÉ • 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765, 10946 Group exhibition exploring the semantics of numbers Artists include: David Adey, Peter Beyls, Samuel Bianchini, Ryoji Ikeda, LAb[au], Micah Lexier, François Morellet, Opalka, Tristan Perich, Guy Rombouts, Jonathan Sullam, among others. Curated by Société and Heimat 106 Rue Vanderstichelen, 1080 Brussels (city centre) Fri to Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.societe-d-electricite.com Free access © Steven Pippin: Fax 69 en van Vuk Cosic: Bang

WIELS CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER • Ombre Indigène Solo show of Edith Dekyndt Curated by Dirk Snauwaert • Sire, je suis de l’ôtre pays Solo show of Vincent Meessen Curated by Caroline Dumalin 354 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest) Extended opening hours during Art Brussels Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.wiels.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Edith Dekyndt, Ombre Indigene Part.2, Martinique Island, 2014

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When process becomes form: Dansaekhwa and Korean abstraction EXH I B ITION 20.02.2016-24.04.2016 Kim Whanki, (1913 - 1974), 16-II-70, 1970, Oil on canvas, 208 x 151.5 cm, private collection, Seoul. Photo copyright © Hyun Soo Kim

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Image : Andres SERRANO, The Other Christ (The Interpretation of Dreams), 2001. © Andres Serrano & Galerie Nathalie Obadia Paris/Brussels. V.U. | E.R. : Michel Draguet, Museumstraat 9, rue du Musée, 1000 Brussel | Bruxelles.

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CAB ART CENTER 32-34 RUE BORRENSTRAAT 1050 BRUSSELS WWW.CAB.BE

TRANSHUMANCE Alejandro Campins, Roberto Diago, Diana Fonseca, Carlos Garaicoa, Diango Hernández, Inti Hernández, Reynier Leyva Novo, Yornel Martínez, Ana Mendieta, Wilfredo Prieto, José Yaque CURATED BY SARA ALONSO GÓMEZ IN COLLABORATION WITH ÉLÉONORE DE SADELEER

OPENING: MONDAY 18.04.2016 FROM 6 > 9 PM EXHIBITION: 19.04.2016 - 25.06.2016 OPEN WEDNESDAY - SATURDAY FROM 2 > 6 PM EXTENDED OPENING HOURS DURING ART BRUSSELS THURSDAY - SUNDAY FROM 10 AM > 6PM

24.04.2016 — 26.06.2016 OPENING 23.04.2016 18:00-21:00

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

OFF BY HEART AND OUT OF BREATH — A SILVA RERUM

WENDY MORRIS

PIES IN THE SKIES

COLLECTION SHOW WITH WORKS BY HEINE AVDAL CHARLEY CASE MESSIEURS DELMOTTE KEN KOBLAND ISABELLE NOUZHA JACQUES-LOUIS NYST HANS OP DE BEECK NICOLAS PROVOST KRASSIMIR TERZIEV

MAISON PARTICULIERE art center

Everybody is crazy, but me 2 1 . 04 > 0 3 .0 7. 2 0 1 6 www.maisonparticuliere.be

Patates & compagnie 25.02 > 29.05.2016

Musée hors cadre / Museum buiten kader Museum out of the box

AB.ad. 25.02 > 29.05.2016

05.03 > 30.04.2016

www.museedixelles.be À l’initiative de Madame la Bourgmestre / Op initiatief van mevrouw de burgemeester / On the initiative of Madam Mayor Dominique Dufourny; Yves de Jonghe d’Ardoye, Député honoraire - Échevin de la Culture / Ere-afgevaardigde - Schepen voor Cultuur Honorary Deputy - Alderman of the Culture et des membres du Collège des Bourgmestre et Échevins d’Ixelles / en van de leden van het College van Burgemeester en Schepenen van Elsene / and of the Ixelles Municipal Executive Team.

Vanhaerents ArtCollection 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

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24-03 > 28-08 2016

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Aalst NETWERK/CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY ART • Philip Metten • Christian Nyampeta Both shows curated by Netwerk • Hugo Roelandt - Post(ume) Getuigenis Curated by Netwerk and New Reform 15 Houtkaai, 9300 Aalst Wed to Fri 11 am - 5 pm, Sat & Sun 2 pm - 6 pm www.netwerk-art.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Philip Metten

EXTRA CITY KUNSTHAL • Riddle of the Burial Grounds Artists include: Lara Almarcegui, Stéphane Béna Hanly, Rossella Biscotti, Simon Boudvin, Mariana Castillo Deball, Dorothy Cross, Regina de Miguel, Harun Farocki, Geoffrey Farmer, Peter Galison & Robb Moss, Tracy Hanna, Mikhail Karikis, Sam Keogh, Ruth E. Lyons, Nicholas Mangan, Jean-Luc Moulène, Lucy Skaer, Lonnie van Brummelen & Siebren de Haan, Emmanuel Van der Auwera. Curated by Tessa Giblin 31 Eikelstraat, 2600 Antwerpen-Berchem Wed to Sun 1 pm - 6 pm www.extracity.org Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Peter Galison & Robb Moss, Containment (video still), 2015

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Antwerpen

FOTOMUSEUM.FOMU • Ukraïne Artist: Boris Mikhailov Curated by Francesco Zanot and Joachim Naudts • Taking off. Henry My Neighbor Artist: Mariken Wessels Curated by Joachim Naudts • Photography Inc. From Luxury Product to Mass Medium Collection show. Curated by Tamara Berghmans 47 Waalsekaai, 2000 Antwerpen Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.fotomuseum.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Boris Mikhailov

M HKA • Show me yours & I’ll show you mine Artists: Vaast Colson and Kati Heck • The Gap. Abstract art from Belgium. A selection. Artists: Francis Alÿs, Carla Arocha & Stéphane Schraenen, Gaston Bertrand, Amédée Cortier, Raoul De Keyser, Walter Leblanc, Bernd Lohaus, Guy Mees, Gert Robijns, Timothy Segers, Boy & Erik Stappaerts, Philippe Van Snick, Jef Verheyen and Pieter Vermeersch. Curated by Luc Tuymans • IN SITU: Roda Lume IN SITU: Alexandre Estrela Curated by Nav Haq 32 Leuvenstraat, 2000 Antwerpen Tue to Sun 11 am - 6 pm, Thu until 9 pm Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders M HKA, Nieuwe gevel, 2009, © Bram Goots

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MOMU • GAME CHANGERS Reinventing the 20th century silhouette The expo Game Changers looks at the groundbreaking work of fashion designer Cristobal Balenciaga. The exhibition unites 100 unique couture and ready-to-wear silhouettes by Cristobal Balenciaga, Paul Poiret, Madeleine Vionnet and Gabrielle Chanel, but also Issey Miyake, Ann Demeulemeester, Comme des Garçons, Yohji Yamamoto and Maison Martin Marginal. 28 Nationalestraat, 2000 Antwerpen Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.momu.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders

COOKIE BUTCHER • Finding Ling-Ling’s Head Works from the Verhaegen Family Collection (Part II) Artists include: Alquin, Uri Aran, Hisao Domoto, Anna-Sophie Berger, Bernadette Corporation, Jack Early, Barry Flanagan, Maria Ikonomopoulos, René Guiette, Tom Holmes, Toshimitsu Imaï, Yukihisa Isobe, Bradley Kronz, Walter Leblanc, Masatosh Masanobu, Marc Mendelson, Junko Oki, Aiko Miyawaki, Arnulf Rainer, Tabor Robak, Michael E. Smith, Emily Sundblad, Sofu Teshigahara, Kyle Thurman, Harald Thys & Jos De Gruyter, Guy Van Bossche, Anna Zacharoff. Curated by Jacques Verhaegen 48 Lange Kievitstraat, 2018 Antwerpen Sat to Mon 10 am - 1 pm - Free access www.cookiebutcher.be

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Charleroi MUSEE DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE • Commandes photographiques du groupe Lhoist Artists include: Roy Arden, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Elliott Erwitt, Rodney Graham, Jan Henle en Josef Koudelka, among others. • Generation Tahrir Solo show of Pauline Beugnies • Wait and See Solo show of Françoise and Daniel Cartier 11 Avenue Paul Pastur, 6032 Charleroi GPS : Place des Essarts Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.museephoto.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Rodney Graham - Collection du groupe Lhoist

Deurle MUSEUM DHONDT-DHAENENS • Earthfold Show of Julie Mehretu & Jessica Rankin 4 Museumlaan, 9831 Deurle Tue to Sun 10 am - 5 pm www.museumdd.be Free access only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders Courtesy of the artist. © Jessica Rankin

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S.M.A.K. IN COLLABORATION WITH CULTUURCENTRUM DE WERFT • UNGENAU Artists include: Johanna Billing, Helmut Dorner, Lois Weinberger, Koen van den Broek, Sven ’t Jolle, MafreDu Schu, Meret Oppenheim, Mekhitar Garabedian, Jan Van Imschoot, Gaston Bertrand, Ronny Delrue, Lee Kit, Carole Vanderlinden, Raoul De Keyser, Marcel Broodthaers, Martin Assig, Kurt Ryslavy, Kasper Bosmans, Bart Lodewijks, Franky DC. A selection from the collection of S.M.A.K. by artistic director Philippe Van Cauteren. The exhibition reads like an essay dedicated to Jan Hoet and his faith and confidence in the arts and the artist. 1 Markt, 2440 Geel Fri to Sun 10 am - 5 pm www.smak.be www.dewerft.be Free access only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Dirk Pauwels

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Gent S.M.A.K. • Michaël Buthe | Retrospective Curated by Martin Germann • Rinus Van de Velde | Donogoo Tonka Curated by Ann Hoste • 1964-’76 – sans M .B. Prelude to the Broodthaerskabinet in 2017 1 Jan Hoetplein, 9000 Gent Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.smak.be Free access only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders Michael Buthe, Taufkapelle mit Papa und Mama, 1984, collectie S.M.A.K. © Dirk Pauwels

KIOSK • Peter Wächtler 2 Louis Pasteurlaan, 9000 Gent Tue to Fri 2 pm - 6 pm, Sat & Sun 11 am - 6 pm www.kioskgallery.be Free access only for exhibitors and VIP pass holders Courtesy: the artist and Reena Spaulings Fine Arts

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Hasselt CIAP • Loot, Soil and Cleanliness Solo show of Kasper Bosmans Curated by Louise Osieka & Peter Pollers 23 Lombardstraat, 3500 Hasselt Wed to Fri 11am - 6pm, Sat & Sun 1 pm - 5pm www.ciap.be Free access

Z33- HUIS VOOR ACTUELE KUNST • Some Become Part Time Singers and Some Keep Pretending Solo show of Basim Magdy • Design my Privacy A show by MOTI Museum of the Image in Breda (NL) • Data Broker Solo show of Dries Depoorter 33 Zuivelmarkt, 3500 Hasselt Tue to Sat 11 am - 6 pm, Sun 2 pm - 9pm www.z33.be Free access © Basim Magdy - Time Laughs Back at You Like a Sunken Ship.

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Hornu MAC’S (MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART) • Paintings for All Solo show of Jacques Charlier Curated by Denis Gielen 82 Rue Sainte-Louise, 7301 Hornu Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.mac-s.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Jacques Charlier

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CENTRE DE GRAVURE • Illustre ! Lorsque les œuvres se racontent Artists include: Priscilla Beccarri, Sara Conti, Maryline Coppee, Eric Croes, Cuistax, Philibert Delecluse, Laure Dufouleur, Emelyne Duval, Hello’monsters, Yves Lecomte, Thomas Mazzarella, Les Tontons Racleurs, Valfret, Nina Vanhaverbeke, Catherine Wilkin, among others. • Les éditions Tandem. De la gravure au livre Artists include: Akira Abé, Cyril Bihain, Pierre Caille, Charley Case, Laurence Chauvier, Kikie Crêvecoeur, Jo Delahaut, Emir Dragulj, Stanislas Fijalkowski, Atsuko Ishii, Thierry Lenoir, Lismonde, Takesada Matsutani, Joelle Pontseel, Jean-Pierre Ransonnet, Antonio Segui, Bruno Vandegraaf, Lionel Vinche, among others. Both presentations curated by Catherine de Braekeleer, Marie van Bosterhaut and Adèle Santocono. 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 Hell’o Monsters, untitled, 42cmx30cm, acrylic and indian ink on paper, 2014

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Leuven M-MUSEUM • Oriol Vilanova Curated by Valerie Verhack • From A to K Solo show of Aglaia Konrad Curated by Eva Wittocx 28 L. Vanderkelenstraat 28, 3000 Leuven Tue to Sun 11 am - 6 pm, Thu 11 am - 10 pm, www.mleuven.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Aglaia Konrad, courtesy the artist and gallery Nadja Vilenne, Liège

Oostende MU.ZEE • Holy Molecule Solo show of Honoré d’O Curated by Mieke Mels and Phillip Van den Bossche 11 Romestraat, 8400 Oostende Tue to Sun 10 am - 6 pm, closed on Mon www.muzee.be Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders © Honoré d’O

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Strombeek CC STROMBEEK • Daniel Buren: A Tiger Cannot Change Its Stripes: a Triptych An exhibition by Museumcultuur Strombeek/Gent Curated by Luk Lambrecht and Lieze Eneman Gemeenteplein z/n, 1853 Strombeek Mon to Sat 10 am -10 pm, Sun 10 am - 6 pm www.ccstrombeek.be/museumcultuur-strombeek-gent Free access only for Exhibitors and VIP pass holders Photo-souvenir La salle aux piliers colorés_ travail in situ, StrombeekBever, janvier-mai 2016. © DB-ADAGP. Photo Dirk Pauw

BE-PART • In Anticipation of Improvement/ The Be-Part Exercises Artist: Dirk Zoete • La Botiga de l’Anson Artist: Martí Anson 17 Westerlaan, 8790 Waregem Sun to Fri 11am - 5pm, closed on Sat www.bepartlive.org Free access be-part exercises © Dirk Zoete

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Waregem

UNGENAU een selectie uit de collectie van het S.M.A.K. (hommage aan Jan Hoet)

27.2-5.6 2016 vr, za, zo 10:00-17:00 de Halle, Markt 1, Geel Find us on: Expo de Werft

v.u.: AGB Cultuur Geel, Kris Cuypers â&#x20AC;&#x201D; grafisch ontwerp: janenrandoald.be

e www.smak.be

MICHAEL BUTHE RETROSPECTIEVE I RETROSPECTIVE

05.03...05.06.2016

MICHAEL BUTHE, ‘Honigtuch’, um 1972 , Private Collection Cologne

Image: ÂŠ Roger Verlinden

Kati Heck Vaast Colson

19.02.16 M HKA is an initiative of the Flemish Community and supported by City of Antwerp, Klara, H ART, Degroof Petercam, De Olifant and Allen & Overy

29.05.16 Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp www.muhka.be The exhibition is realised with the support of the City of Antwerp

Musée des Arts Contemporains au Grand-Hornu

Exposition

28.02.2016 — 22.05.2016

JACQUES CHARLIER PEINTURES POUR TOUS www.mac-s.be

Image : Jacques Charlier, Survival, 2015

HONORÉ δ’O Holy Molecule

16 04 04 09 16

2.0

muzee.be

Romestraat 11 B-8400 Oostende info@muzee.be

10.04.16 …12.06.16

Jessica Rankin

Julie Mehretu

di-zo: 10u-17u, ma Museumlaan 14, 9831 Deurle, België www.museumdd.be

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ATELIER COPPENS Opening on Friday 15 April from 6pm to 10 pm • Ex Nihilo, Nihil Fit. Out of Nothing, Nothing Comes Presented by White Circle Group show with Frederik De Wilde, Julian Oliver, Félix Luque, Pinar Yoldas, Jerry Galle, Ryoichi Kurokawa, Patrick Tresset, Frederic Fourdinier, Michel Paysant, Leah Schrager, Robert Zhao Renhui, Sébastien Lacomblez, Erin M. Riley, Kris Verdonck, Harm van den Dorpel, Olga Mikh Fedorova. Atelier Coppens - 23 Nouveau Marché au Grains, 1000 Brussels (City Centre) Mon - Sun 10 am - 10 pm or by appointment www.whitecircle.xyz

BRUSSELS DESIGN MARKET Founded in 2002, the Brussels Design Market is the largest vintage market on the continent devoted to vintage design of the 20th century. Attended by approximately one hundred exhibitors from all over Europe, both professionals and amateur design-lovers. Maritime Station - Tour & Taxis, 86C Avenue du Port, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Sat 2 pm - 6 pm Sun 9:30 am - 6 pm www.designmarket.be Entrance: Sat 20€ Sun 20€ combi ticket with Art Brussels

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BATIMENT SOLVAY Opening on Friday 22 April with live concert of the Kid Noize • Remember Souvenir Solo show of Denis Meyers 33 Rue du Prince Albert, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) Visit only by appointment on Sat & Sun, reservations at info@arkadia.be www.remember-souvenir.me

CATCLUB PARTY For the fifth time in a row, CATCLUB organises the Art Brussels after party. This year the playground will be the Galerie Ravenstein in the middle of the centre of Brussels! Galerie Ravenstein - 18 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Sat 23 April, 11 pm - 6 am www.catclub.be Entrance: € 15 INDEPENDENT BRUSSELS Vanderborght building - 50 Rue de l’Ecuyer, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu 2 pm - 7 pm, Fri 12 noon - 7 pm, Sat 12 noon - 7 pm www.independenthq.com OFF COURSE ART FAIR The Dynastie - 5 Mont des Arts, 1000 Brussels (city centre) Thu 11 am - 5 pm, Fri to Sun 11 am - 7 pm www.offcourseartfair.com POPPOSITIONS LaVallée - 39 Rue Adolphe Lavallée, 1080 Brussels (Molenbeek) Fri & Sat 12 noon - 10 pm, Sun 12 noon - 18 pm www.poppositions.com YIA – YOUNG INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR L’espace Louise 186 - 186 Avenue Louise, 1000 Brussels (Ixelles) Fri 11 am to 10 pm, Sat & Sun 11 am - 9 pm www.yia-artfair.com

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FINE gastronomy at art brussels by JML Royal Warrant Holder of the Court of Belgium

The Restaurant by JML

Inventive, healthy & seasonal food. A spontaneous place for light lunch, a gourmet treat during afternoon or for early diner. Fresh Market

Freshly made salads, soups & sandwiches to eat â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;in or outâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; The Terrace

Food trucks (burgers, French fries & Belgian food) Best of Belgian beers VIP Lounge

Champagne & Finger food Discovery Bar

Gin, softs, sweet & salted snacks Art Bar

Belgian beers & snacks Maison Ruinart

Champagne & softs Champagne Bar

Champagne & softs

restaurants bars shopping

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Sablon / City Centre

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

BOZAR Brasserie €€ A pleasant, well-located brasserie next to the Centre for Fine Arts. 3 Rue Baron Horta 1000 Brussels T +32 2 503 00 00 www.bozarbrasserie.be 12 noon - 2 pm, 6 pm - 10 pm Closed Sun & Mon 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 Sun Reservation required

Peï et Meï €€ Balance between modern and traditional cuisine in a Nordic decor. 15 Rue de Rollebeek 1000 Brussels T +32 2 880 53 39 www.peietmei.be 12 noon - 2 pm and 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Senza Nome €€€ 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 on Sat noon & Sun

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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 to 12 midnight

Downtown Brussels and Surroundings Beaucoup Fish €€ Great fish restaurant. 2 Rue Van Gaver 1000 Brussels T + 32 2 218 64 20 www.beaucoupfish.be Mon to Fri 12 noon - 2 pm and 6 pm - 9:30 pm 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 to Fri 11 am - 10 pm Wed 11 am - 6 pm Sat 11 am - 11 pm Bocconi €€ 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

Brasserie Jaloa €€ Good brasserie presenting its best selection of Franco-Belgian cuisine. 5-7 Place Sainte-Catherine 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 18 31 www.brasseriejaloa.com Mon to Sun 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 6 pm - 11 pm Comme Chez Soi €€€ An institution in Brussels. Michelin two-star restaurant under chef Lionel Rigolet. 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 €€ 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

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Les Filles € Fresh and seasonal products, and a daily changing menu that varies according to 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 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 Mon & Sun

Sea Grill €€€ 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. 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 & Sun Selecto € Bistronomy & comptoir. 95-97 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 40 95 www.leselecto.com Tue to Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Mon & Sun Vismet €€ Great fish restaurant. 23 Place Sainte-Catherine 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 85 45 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Closed Mon & Sun Reservation required

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La Marie Joseph €€ Belgian classic establishment, specialised in fish and seafood. 47-49 Quai au Bois à Brûler 1000 Brussels T +32 2 218 05 96 www.lamariejoseph.be 12 noon - 3 pm and 6:30 pm - 11 pm Closed Mon

Viva M’boma €€ 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 and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Wed & Sun

Quartier Louise / Ixelles Beurre Noisette € Chef Grégoire De Backer serves inventive French cuisine. 38 Rue du Page 1050 Brussels T +32 2 534 21 55 12 noon - 2 pm and 7:30 pm - 10 pm Closed Sun & Mon Chez Montaigne €€ Fresh, tasty and inventive French food. 27 Place Georges Brugmann 1050 Brussels T +32 2 345 65 23 Tue to Sat 10 am - 10 pm Sun 10 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 Sat & Sun Chyl € Offers a 100% homemade, healthy and organic food. 62 Rue de Bellevue 1000 Brussels T +32 2 648 34 76 www.chyl.be Tue to Fri 12 noon - 3 pm Sat & Sun 10:30 - 5 pm Classico €€ New trendy brasserie 124 Rue Américaine 1050 Brussels T +32 2 537 90 39 www.classico-la-brasserie.com Tue to Sat 12 noon - 3 pm and 7 pm - 11 pm Sun 12 noon - 3 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm

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Colonel €€ Prime Cuts | Meat Culture 24 Rue Jean Stas 1060 Brussel 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 Sun, Mon & Sat noon

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 Sat noon & Sun

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La villa in the sky €€ IT Tower - 25th floor Avenue Louise 480 1050 Brussels www.lavillainthesky.be Tue - Sat 12 noon - 1:15 pm and from 7:30 pm to 9:15 pm By reservation only

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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 Sat noon and Sun

RESTAURANTS / CAFÉS / SHOPPING

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

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 to Fri from 12 noon 2:30 pm and Mon to 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 to Sat 12 noon - 2 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Last order 1 hour before closing The Restaurant by Pierre Balthazar €€ 38 Boulevard de Waterloo 1000 Brussels T +32 2 504 13 33 reservations@therestaurant.be www.therestaurant.be Mon 7 pm - 10:30 pm Tue to Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 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 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

Around Flagey 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 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 Mon to Sat 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Sun and Mon and Sat noon

Racines €€ Italian organic restaurant. 353 Chaussée d’Ixelles 1050 Brussels T +32 2 642 95 90 www.racinesbruxelles.com Mon to Fri 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm - 10 pm Closed Sat & Sun

West of Brussels, Uccle and Forest

Kokuban € Light Japanese cuisine, very relaxed atmosphere. 53-55 Rue Vilain XIIII 1000 Brussels T +32 2 611 06 22 www.kokuban.be Mon to Sat 12 noon - 2 pm and 7 pm - 10 pm Closed 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 Sat noon & Sun

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 to Sat for dinner and Wed to Fri for lunch

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Bouchéry €€€ Young and creative cuisine. 44 Chaussée d’Alsemberg 1180 Brussels T +32 2 332 37 74 www.bouchery-restaurant.be Mon to Sat, evening only

Le Pigeon noir €€ Fresh and traditional cuisine. 2 Geleytsbeek 1180 Brussels T +32 2 375 23 74 Mon to Fri 12 noon - 2:30 pm and 7 pm - 10:30 pm Closed Sat & Sun Le Chalet de la Forêt €€€ 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 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 to Sat for lunch and dinner

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 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 to Sun 7:30 am - 8 pm

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Chez Franz Friendly neighbourhood bar. 30 Avenue du Haut Pont 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) www.chez-franz.be Mon to Thu 8 pm - 12 noon Fri to Sun 10 pm - 1 am

L’Archiduc Art deco classic. 6 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 512 06 52 www.archiduc.net Lord Byron Art café 8 Rue des Chartreux 1000 Brussels (city centre) Mon to Sat 4 pm - 5 am

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 Mon to Sun 11 am - 11:30 pm Bar open until late

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 and 8 Place Fontainas 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 503 60 68 Mon to Thu 11 am - 1 am Fri & Sat 11 am - 2 am Sun 11 am - 1 am

La Mercerie Baroque tea room, takes you to Vienna. 2 Rue de Vergnies 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) T +32 2 644 21 40 www.lamercerieixelles.be Thu to Fri 11:30 am - 6 pm, Sat 9:30 am - 6 pm

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

Monk Classic downtown watering hole. 42 Rue Sainte Catherine 1000 Brussels (city centre) T +32 2 511 75 11 www.monk.be Mon to Thu 11 am - 1 am Fri & Sat 11 am - 3 am Sun 1 pm - 1 am

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 Jeux de Balle.

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 to Sat 12 noon - 7 pm Belâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Arte Very affordable and original products made by Belgian Designers. 53 Rue de Flandre 1000 Brussel T +32 492 76 22 74 Tue to Sat 11 am - 7pm

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Hatshoe Designer shoes 89 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 512 41 52 Mon 12:30 pm - 6:30 pm Tue to 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 to Sat 11 am - 7 pm

ICON Nice clothes, Isabel Marant, Acne... 5 Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 1000 Brussels T +32 2 502 71 51 Mon to Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 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 to Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

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

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Annemie Verbeke Great knitwear and unique clothing. 64 Rue Antoine Dansaert 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 21 71 Mon to Sat 11 am - 6 pm

Jean–Paul Knott Fantastic Belgian designers 57 Rue Lebeau 1000 Brussels T +32 2 511 66 56 Mon 12 noon - 5 pm Tue to Sat 11 am - 6:30 pm Sun 12 noon - 5 pm Louis Vuitton 59 Boulevard de Waterloo 1000 Brussels Mon to Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 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 to Sat 11 am - 7 pm

Stijl Men 6 Place du Nouveau Marché aux Grains 1000 Brussels T +32 2 513 42 50 Mon to 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 to Sat 12 noon - 7 pm Sun 2 pm - 6 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 to Sat 10:30 am - 6:30 pm

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Jewels Christa Reniers Belgian jewellery design, mostly gold 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 16 Galerie du Roi 1000 Brussels T +32 2 514 71 98 Tue to Sun 11 am - 6:30 pm

Sabine Herman 86 Rue Faider 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) T +32 2 640 72 53 Wed to Sat 11 am - 6 pm

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

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