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VIP ProgrammeFair: 25 – 27 AprilPreview & Vernissage: 24 April

Welcome to Art Brussels 2014SPOTLIGHT ON BELGIAN COLLECTORS We look forward to welcoming you to the 32nd edition of Art Brussels, which – within a continuing

spirit of creative and artistic renewal - features several new initiatives. For the first time, the fair

will stage an exhibition focused on showcasing works from selected private collections. This year’s

inaugural exhibition (and the fair’s flagship artistic project) bears the title Portrait of the Collector

as a Work of Art, and will bring together highlights from the collections of the Art Brussels’

Collectors Committee, comprised of some of the most outstanding Belgian collectors. The latter are

internationally known for their passion, dedication, knowledge, and expertise and for discovering

and acquiring artists at a very early stage in their careers. Art Brussels, with the collaboration of

Louis Vuitton, will thus pay tribute to a selected number of these collectors and highlight specific

works from their collections, as well as shed light on what motivates them and how they approach

art collecting, thus also generating a discussion about the practice of collecting, which lies at the

heart of the raison d’être of every art fair. This unique project would not be possible without the

generous partnership of Louis Vuitton, and the additional support of Anglo Belge Special Risks,

who are our exclusive partners in this unique endeavour.

GALLERIES Apart from the renewal of each edition, Art Brussels continues to maintain its profile as a fair

that brings together emerging artists and galleries with more established ones. At the same time

it continues to reinforce and build upon its identity as a ‘discovery fair’ and the place where one

can identify artists at the beginning of their careers. Indicatively, this year the FIRST section, which

includes young and upcoming galleries that have never shown at the fair before, will be enlarged

after a record number of applications. FIRST, which is supported by Swatch, is a unique section

at Art Brussels as it is upon invitation only. In addition to FIRST, 75 galleries will be exhibiting in

the YOUNG section, meaning that almost half of the fair is dedicated to emerging and younger

generation artists. This year, more emphasis will also be placed on individual presentations of

artists, in the SOLO section, providing the opportunity to see the work of an artist more in-depth,

and allowing for larger scale projects. Art Brussels is partnering, for the second time with Pirelli, for

the Pirelli Prize, which will be awarded to the best SOLO presentation.

ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGNAs part of our goal to renew the spatial character of Art Brussels every year, and to strive to

improve the viewing conditions and the experience of the fair, as well as our commitment to

supporting young Belgian talent, this year we have invited the Antwerp-based architects ONO

Architectuur (recently nominated for the Young Architect of the Year Award 2013) to design the

fair. The scenography for Art Brussels 2014 sets out to support the fair’s ambitions by giving every

visitor something to take home: ‘a souvenir remembrance’. In between the rich variety of art on

display, the interventions will form recurring points connected by one collective theme. This theme

extends certain qualities found in the local context, the city of Brussels and, more specifically, the

emblematic moment of Expo ’58, where the fair grounds are situated, thus grounding the art fair

in the spirit of its location as well extending the visitor’s experience beyond the fair’s boundaries.

Walking through the spaces of the fair, the visitor will slowly build up impressions and be able to

discover all kinds of connections between the different ‘scenes’. Moreover, the construction of the

scenographic elements will allow for disassembly and reuse, significantly reducing the amount of

waste material.

new at the fairNew to this year’s edition is CURATOR’S VIEW, a special section featuring thematic, group

exhibitions curated either by a curator, an artist, or the participating gallery itself. This year,

Art Brussels will once again host 6 artist and curator–run, not-for-profit spaces from all over

Belgium, each of which has been invited to present a special project for the fair, thus highlighting

practices that are more experimental. The spaces featured this year are: NICC (Brussels), Objectif

(Antwerp), LLS 387 (Antwerp), CIAP (Hasselt), Hotel Charleroi (Charleroi), and Kiosk (Gent).

Finally, together with the National Lottery, Art Brussels is launching a new curatorial competition

(by invitation), providing the opportunity for a young curator to organise an exhibition drawn

from the unique collection of the National Lottery on the theme of games of chance. This will be

presented exclusively during Art Brussels, in a specially designated space, in the fair grounds.

ARTISTIC PROJECTSWe are also very proud to present, in the pages of this brochure, our new communication campaign

– which is entrusted each year to an artist, as a special project. In line with the fair’s commitment

to highlighting the position of Brussels as Europe’s most upcoming art city and strengthening its

relationship with the city of Brussels and its artists and institutions, Brussels-based photographer

Jimmy Kets (BE, 1979) has shot a series of photos that perfectly capture the quirky charm and

individual character of Europe’s capital, zooming in on intimate, sometimes offbeat, but telling

details, that impart Brussels its very special identity. And don’t miss the special collector’s edition

of the Art Brussels bag, this year designed by Rinus Van de Velde (BE, 1983). Finally, following the

success of last year, both THE STAGE and THE CINEMA will continue this year. THE STAGE, a

specially designed amphitheatre at the entrance of Hall 3, will again host an exciting programme of

discursive activities (talks, debates, encounters with artists, performances); while THE CINEMA, a

specially designed space in Hall 1, will again feature a curated programme of short video and film

works.

FOCUS: BRUSSELSIn April, Brussels will once again become the artistic focal point of Europe’s centre and capital. The

city continues to attract international attention and more newcomers in terms of artists, galleries

and curators. This, in addition to the committed cultural institutions that already exist, is solidifying

Brussels’ reputation as one of Europe’s most interesting and promising contemporary art cities. We

look forward to welcoming you to discover all of the above and more at the 32nd edition of the fair,

and to enjoy the rich variety of artistic practices and projects in the fair’s unmistakeable convivial

and welcoming atmosphere.

Katerina Gregos Anne Vierstraete

Artistic director Business director

Participating Galleries

PRIME

The PRIME section features established galleries at the fair

AADN, Barcelona

Aeroplastics, Brussels

Paul Andriesse, Amsterdam

Enrico Astuni, Bologna

BValérie Bach, Brussels

Albert Baronian, Brussels

Bernier/Eliades, Athens

Bodson, Brussels

BORZO, Amsterdam

Brand New Gallery, Milan

Galleri Brandstrup, Oslo

Bugada & Cargnel, Paris

CCardi, Milan

Carroll/Fletcher, London

Bernard Ceysson, Geneva / Luxembourg /

Paris / Saint-Etienne

Chambers Fine Art, Beijing / New York

Continua, Beijing / Paris / San Gimignano

Pilar Corrias, London

Crone, Berlin

Heike Curtze, Vienna

DPatrick De Brock, Knokke

Elizabeth Dee, New York

Hadrien de Montferrand, Beijing

DEWEER, Otegem

Eric Dupont, Paris

EHeinrich Ehrhardt, Madrid

FImane Farès, Paris

Fifty One, Antwerp

Marie-Laure Fleisch, Rome

GGeukens & De Vil, Antwerp /Knokke

Gladstone, Brussels /New York

Grimm, Amsterdam

HHabana, Havana

Honor Fraser, Los Angeles

Xavier Hufkens, Brussels

IIvorypress, Madrid

JJaeger Bucher / Jeanne-Bucher, Paris

Jamar, Antwerp

Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels

JGM., Paris

Jozsa, Brussels

KKleindienst, Leipzig

Krinzinger, Vienna

LLelong, Paris, New York / Zurich

Leme, São Paulo

Patricia Low, Gstaad

MMai 36, Zürich

Ron Mandos, Amsterdam

Marlborough Contemporary, London /

New York / Zurich

Maruani & Mercier, Brussels / Knokke

Mario Mauroner, Vienna

Greta Meert, Brussels

Meessen De Clercq, Brussels

MOT International, Brussels / London

Horrach Moya, Palma De Mallorca

mulier mulier, Knokke

NNev, Istanbul

New Art Centre, Salisbury

Mihai Nicodim, Los Angeles

Nosbaum & Reding, Luxembourg

ONathalie Obadia, Brussels / Paris

Office Baroque, Brussels

PPolka, Paris

Praz-Delavallade, Paris

prometeogallery di Ida Pisani, Milan

QQuadrado Azul, Porto

RAlmine Rech, Brussels / Paris

Michel Rein, Brussels / Paris

Lia Rumma, Milan

SRichard Saltoun, London

Karsten Schubert, London

Senda, Barcelona

Mário Sequeira, Braga

André Simoens, Knokke

stephane simoens, Knokke

Filomena Soares, Lisbon

Sorry We’re Closed, Brussels

Michel Soskine Inc., Madrid / New York

Pietro Sparta, Chagny

Galerie Steinek, Vienna

Micheline Szwajcer, Antwerp

TSuzanne Tarasieve, Paris

Daniel Templon, Brussels / Paris

Transit, Mechelen

Triangle bleu, Stavelot

Tucci Russo, Torre Pellice

VValentin, Paris

Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois, Paris

Van De Weghe, Antwerp

Isabelle van den Eynde, Dubai

van der Mieden, Brussels

Samuel Vanhoegaerden, Knokke-Heist

Axel Vervoordt, Antwerp

Nadja Vilenne, Liège

WMax Wigram, London

Wilkinson, London

ZZidoun-Bossuyt, Luxembourg

Zink, Berlin

de Zwarte Panter, Antwerp

YOUNG

YOUNG is the section dedicated to galleries that mainly promote younger generation artists

00gms, Sofia

AAanant & Zoo, Berlin

Algus Greenspon, New York

Alice, Brussels

Alma, Riga

annex14, Zurich

BBase-Alpha, Antwerp

Catherine Bastide, Brussels

Battat, Montréal

Anita Beckers, Frankfurt

Boetzelaer / Nispen, Amsterdam

Bourouina, Berlin

Thomas Brambilla, Bergamo

CCarbon 12, Dubai

C L E A R I N G, Brussels

CONRADS, Düsseldorf

Cortex Athletico, Bordeaux

COSAR HMT, Düsseldorf

Crèvecoeur, Paris

Cruise&Callas, Berlin

DD+T Project, Brussels

dépendance, Brussels

Tiziana Di Caro, Salerno

Umberto Di Marino, Naples

EChristian Ehrentraut, Berlin

Eleven Rivington, New York

Ex elettrofonica, Rome

FThomas Fischer, Berlin

Foxy Production, New York

GGalerist, Istanbul

GDM, Paris

Green Art, Dubai

Grimmuseum, Berlin

HEva Hober, Paris

Hopstreet, Brussels

Horton, New York

JJeanroch Dard, Paris

Juliette Jongma, Amsterdam

Jousse, Paris

KKevin Kavanagh, Dublin

Martin Kudlek, Cologne

LChristian Lethert, Cologne

Elaine Levy, Brussels

Mmariondecannière, Antwerp

Martos, New York

Maskara, Mumbai

Max Estrella, Madrid

Max Mayer, Düsseldorf

Mario Mazzoli, Berlin

Ani Molnár, Budapest

Múrias Centeno, Lisbon / Porto

OOn Stellar Rays, New York

OSL contemporary, Oslo

Odile Ouizeman, Paris

PP420, Bologna

Alberta Pane, Paris

Paradise Row, London

Parrotta, Stuttgart

Tatjana Pieters, Ghent

Pippy Houldsworth, London

Elisa Platteau, Brussels

Jérôme Poggi, Paris

Profile, Warsaw

ProjecteSD, Barcelona

RRaum mit Licht, Vienna

Ricou, Brussels

Rossicontemporary, Brussels

Rowing, London

Ss o b e r i n g, Paris

SpazioA, Pistoia

stieglietz19, Antwerp

TTeapot, Cologne

The Third Line, Dubai

Steve Turner, Los Angeles

VVartai, Vilnius

FIRST supported by Swatch,

the Swiss watchmaker

FIRST features galleries participating at Art Brussels for the first time, upon invitation only. FIRST is scouted and selected by a Committee of international curators (see p. 14)

• Samy Abraham, Paris

• Bischoff Projects, Frankfurt

• Campagne Première, Berlin

• DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM, Berlin

• Division of Labour, Worcester

• Emmanuel Hervé, Paris

• Hannah Hoffman, Los Angeles

• Jeanine Hofland, Amsterdam

• Rose Issa Projects, London

• Laveronica, Modica

• LETO, Warsaw

• Harlan Levey, Brussels

• Real Fine Arts, New York

• Barbara Seiler, Zurich

• Joe Sheftel, New York

• Joseph Tang, Paris

CURATOR’S VIEW

Curator’s View features selected curated stands presenting a thematic group show (curated either by the gallerist, an artist, or a curator)

• PLASTER MIND, curated by Sébastien Janssen

(Sorry We’re Closed Gallery - BE)

• Spin Doctor, curated by Johan Creten (Galerie Transit - BE)

• From Here to Somewhere else, curated by Joël Benzakin

(Axel Vervoordt Gallery - BE)

• Landscape as a Social System, curated by Lucrezia Cippitelli

(Ex Elettrofonica Gallery - IT)

• At the Dawn of Metamorphosis, curated by Léa Bismuth

(Galerie Eva Hober - FR)

• Public Intimacy, curated by Simon Delobel

(mariondecannière - BE)

• National Lottery Curatorial competition

Exhibition of winning proposal

SOLO supported by Pirelli

SOLO features presentations of individual artists, in the entire stand or as an extension of the main stand

• Catharine Ahearn (Office Baroque)

• Rana Begum (Christian Lethert)

• Patrick Bernatchez (Battat)

• Andreas Blank (Christian Ehrentraut)

• Katya Bonnenfant (Anita Beckers)

• David Brian Smith (Albert Baronian)

• Thorsten Brinkmann (Hopstreet)

• Romain Cadilhon (Rossicontemporary)

• Michael Cline (Horton)

• Claudia Comte (Gladstone)

• Anneke Eussen (Tatjana Pieters)

• Andres Galeano (grimmuseum)

• Alexander Gorlizki (Martin Kudlek)

• Gabriel Hartley (Praz-Delavallade)

• Diango Hernández (Marlborough

Contemporary)

• Robert Janitz (s o b e r i n g)

• Nikita Kadan (Transit)

• Zilvinas Kempinas (Vartai)

• William Klein (Polka)

• Nevan Lahart (Kevin Kavanagh)

• Wesley Meuris (Jérôme Poggi)

• Marc Nagtzaam (ProjecteSD)

• Goran Petercol (Krinzinger)

• Heather Philipson (Rowing)

• Esther Stocker (Alberta Pane)

• Boris Tellegen (Alice)

• Joris Van de Moortel (Nathalie Obadia)

• Anna Vogel (CONRADS)

• Nil Yalter (Galerist)

gallerynight25 April, 7 pm – 10 pm

DOWNTOWN GALLERIES

Alice

• Atelier Pica Pica, Neal Beggs, Fabrice

Domercq, Gauthier Leroy, Sixe Paredes

4 Rue du Pays de Liège

1000, Brussels (City Centre)

www.alicebxl.com

Catherine Bastide

• Sarah Crowner

1 Rue Vandenbranden


www.catherinebastide.com

dépendance

• Richard Aldrich

4 Rue du Marché aux Porcs


www.dependance.be

Harlan Levey

• Roland Bouvier, Volkan Diyaroglu, Marcin

Dudek, Erich Gruber, Charlotte Schleiffert

37 Rue Léon Lepage


www.hl-projects.com

Greta Meert

• John Baldessari, Edith Dekyndt

13 Rue du Canal


www.galeriegretameert.com

Office Baroque

• Mathew Cerletty

5 Place du Jardin aux Fleurs


www.officebaroque.com

van der Mieden

• Dirk Vander Eecken

196 Rue Antoine Dansaert


www.vandermieden.com

UPTOWN GALLERIES

Aeroplastics

• David Nicholson

32 Rue Blanche

1060, Brussels (Saint-Gilles)

www.aeroplastics.net

Valérie Bach

• Yves Zurstrassen

6 Rue Faider


www.galerievaleriebach.com

Albert Baronian

• Alan Charlton, Joseph Marioni,

Olivier Mosset, Joshua Smith,

Pieter Vermeersch

2 Rue Isidore Verheyden

1050, Brussels (Ixelles)

www.albertbaronian.com

Bodson

• Group show curated by Lara Pan

with Sachin Kaeley, Daphné Navarre,

Amikam Toren, among others

21 Rue du Mail


www.bodsongallery.com

C L E A R I N G

• Spencer Sweeney

292 Avenue Louise


www.c-l-e-a-r-i-n-g.com

D+T Project

• Ivan Argote

4 Rue Bosquet


www.dt-project.com

Gladstone

• Richard Aldrich

2 Rue du Grand Cerf


www.gladstonegallery.com

Xavier Hufkens

• Saâdane Afif, Walter Swennen

6-8 & 107 Rue Saint-Georges


www.xavierhufkens.com

Rodolphe Janssen

• David Adamo, Gert & Uwe Tobias

35 & 32 Rue de Livourne


www.galerierodolphejanssen.com

Jozsa

24 Rue Saint-Georges - 1050, Brussels (Ixelles)

www.jozsagallery.com

Elaine Levy

• Ben Horns, Eric N. Mack

9 Rue Fourmois - 1050, Brussels (Ixelles)

www.elainelevyproject.com

Maruani & Mercier Gallery

17 Rue De La Régence


www.maruani-noirhomme.com

Meessen De Clercq

• Fabrice Samyn

2A Rue de l’Abbraye - 1000, Brussels (Ixelles)

www.meessendeclercq.com

Nathalie Obadia

• Valerie Belin

8 Rue Charles Decoster


www.galerie-obadia.com

Elisa Platteau

• Group show curated by Jason Dodge

44 Rue Ravenstein - 1000, Brussels

www.elisaplatteau.com

Almine Rech

• Brent Wadden

20 Rue de L’Abbaye


www.alminerech.com

Michel Rein

51A Rue Washington


www.michelrein.com

Ricou

54 Rue Souveraine - 1050, Brussels (Ixelles)

www.ricougallery.com

Rossicontemporary

• Carolina Fernandez, Estefania Perez,

Jonathan Rosic

690 Chaussée De Waterloo (Rivoli Building)

1180, Brussels (Uccle)

www.rossicontemporary.be

Sorry We’re Closed

• Peter Schuyff

65A Rue de la Régence


www.sorrywereclosed.com

Daniel Templon

13A Rue Veydt - 1050, Brussels (Ixelles)

www.danieltemplon.com

VIPPROGRAMME

THURSDAY 24 APRIL9 am – 11 am Departure by bus from Sofitel Louise

(40 Avenue de la Toison d’Or, 1000 Brussels)

at 9 am / Return Art Brussels 11 am

WIELS private visit and guided tour with

director Dirk Snauwaert and curator

Elena Filipovic.

• Franz Erhard Walther. The Body Decides.

• Akram Zaatari. This Day at Ten.

Venue: 354 Avenue Van Volxem,

1190 Brussels (Forest).

Limited places available RSVP by 11.04.2014 at

www.artbrussels.com/visitors/vip

11 am – 5 pm Art Brussels VIP & professional preview

Venue: Brussels Expo, Halls 1 and 3

Access: By invitation only.

2 pm Announcement of Pirelli Prize for best SOLO

exhibition and Karen Renders Award for the

best stand from Young section

Venue: Brussels Expo, Hall 3 – THE STAGE

Access: Free.

5 pm – 10 pm Art Brussels Opening (Vernissage)


Access: By invitation only.

Until midnight at the fair Late night opening at the Zinneke Terrace

Food, drinks and music until midnight!

FRIDAY 25 APRIL10 am - 12 noon FIRST VIP BREAKFAST

Exclusive morning opening of the FIRST

section, in presence of the First Committee

members: Daria De Beauvais, Curator,

Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Chris Fitzpatrick,

Director, Objectif Exhibitions, Antwerp;

Nathalie Hartjes, Independent Curator and

Head of the Gallerist Programme, De Appel,

Amsterdam; Johan Holten, Director, Kunsthalle

Baden-Baden and curator Katerina Gregos,

Artistic Director of Art Brussels.

Venue: Brussels Expo, Hall 3



Access: VIP cards

12 noon – 8 pm Art Brussels


Access: Public.

1 pm & 5 pm Collector‘s tour of the fair

A focused guided tour of the fair followed by

cocktails and conversation in the VIP lounge.

For reservations and list of participating

collectors, please check at


Acces: VIP cards.

3 pm & 6 pm Curator’s tour of the fair




curators, www.artbrussels.com/visitors/vip

Acces: VIP cards.

6 pm – 9 pm La Verrière Opening

Hubert Duprat.

Venue: La Verrière / 50 Boulevard de Waterloo,

1000 Brussels (City centre).

7 pm – 9 pm BOZAR

Nocturne private viewing and guided tour

with artist Michael Borremans and curator

Katerina Gregos.

• Michael Borremans. As sweet as it gets

• No country for young men.

Contemporary Greek Art in times of Crisis.

Artists include: Bill Balaskas, Eirene Efstathiou,

Stelios Faitakis, Marina Gioti, Philippe

Grammaticopoulos, Dionisis Kavallieratos,

Panos Kokkinias, Alkis Konstantinidis, Zissis

Kotionis, Nikos Navridis, Stefania Strouza,

Maria Papadimitriou, Antonis Pittas, Poka-Yio,

Lina Theodorou, Panos Tsagaris, Kostas Tsolis,

Dimitris Tsoublekas, Kostis Velonis, Zafos

Xagoraris, Yorgos Zois, among others.

Curated by Katerina Gregos.

• Cristina Iglesias. Towards the Ground.

RSVP by 11.04.2014 at


Venue: 23 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (City

centre).

7 pm – 9 pm Etablissement d’en Face Projects Opening

• Shelly Nadashi

Venue: 32 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (City

centre).

7 pm – 10 pm Gallery Night

Late night openings at the Brussels Galleries.

Shuttle service. (See p.11)

Access: Public.

SATURDAY 26 APRIL9.30 am – 12 noon Private tour uptown spaces

For the whole tour: Departure by bus from

Sofitel Louise (40 Avenue de la Toison d’Or,

1000 Brussels) at 9.30 am / Return Art Brussels

1pm

Limited places available RSVP by 11.04.2014

at www.artbrussels.com/visitors/vip

(1) 10 am – 11 am CAB Contemporary Art Brussels

• ARTISTS < > COLLECTORS

Curated by Stijn Maes.

Participating collectors: Hubert Bonnet,

Michel Delfosse, Mimi Dusselier, Frédéric

de Goldschmidt, Sandra Hegedus Mulliez,

Cédric Liénart de Jeude, Michel Moortgat

and Benedikt van der Vorst.

Artists include: Rodrigo Bueno, Paul

Casaer, clairenadiasimon, Manu Engelen,

Filip Gillisen, Alfred d’Ursel, Meggy

Rustamova, Ben Van den Bergh.

Venue: 32-34 Rue Borrens, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

(2) 11 pm – 12.30 pm Maison Particulière

Brunch and private view of the exhibition with

Myriam and Amaury de Solages and the

participating collectors.

• Resonance(s).

Featuring artworks selected from the private

collections of Mr. Josep Maria Civit, Mr.

and Mrs. Henk de Heus-Zomer, Collezione

Maramotti, Mr and Mrs. Amaury de Solages.

Guest artist: Hubert Gauthier.

Artists include: Alvin Booth, Don Brown,

Nicola Costantino, Desiree Dolron, Daan

van Golden, Sol Lewitt, Vik Muniz, Larissa

Nowicki, Michael van Ofen, João Onofre,

Javier Pérez, Laure Provost, Gert & Uwe

Tobias, among others.

Venue: 49 Rue du Chatelain, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

RSVP by 11.04.2014 at




Access: Public.

1 pm & 5 pm Collector’s tour of the fair




collectors.


3 pm & 6 pm Curator’s tour of the fair




curators. www.artbrussels.com/visitors/vip

7 pm – 10 pm CENTRALE for contemporary art

Cocktail and private view in the presence of

artistic director Carine Fol.

• Distant proximity

Participating artists: ACM, Pieter Buggenhout,

Jeroen Hollander, Michel Mazzoni, Nicolas

Moulin, Lauren Moffat, Françoise Schein,

Valérie Sonnier, Wilmes et Mascaux.

Curated by Carine Fol.

Venue: 44 Place Sainte-Catherine, 1000 Brussels

(City centre) / RSVP by 05.04.2013 at


8 pm – 10 pm ARGOS - Centre for Art & Media

Private viewing.

• Cherica Convents. Office Baroque

Venue : 13 Rue du Chantier, 1000 Brussels (City

centre)

www.argosarts.org

RSVP by 11.04.2014 at


10 pm – Late CATCLUB party, on the occasion of Art

Brussels

Venue: Solvay building

44 Rue Prince Albert, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Tickets on sale at the door for 12¤.

SUNDAY 27 APRIL 10 am – 12 noon Fin-de-Siècle Museum

Departure by bus from Sofitel Louise

(40 Avenue de la Toison d’Or, 1000 Brussels)

10 am / Return Art Brussels 1 pm

• Every end is a new beginning. Art from 1868

to 1914.

Artists include: James Ensor, Victor Horta,

Fernand Khnopff, Maurice Maeterlinck,

Leon Spilliaert, Henry Van de Velde,

Emile Verhaeren, among others.

Private guided tours of the highlights of the

exhibition at 10 am and 10.45 am followed by

a brunch at the Museum Brasserie.

Venue: 3 Rue de la Régence, 1000 Brussels (City

centre)





Access: Public.

PRIVATECOLLECTIONSINBRUSSELS

CAB CONTEMPORARY ART BRUSSELS (Opening Tuesday 22 April from 6 pm)

• ARTISTS < > COLLECTORS

Curated by Stijn Maes.

Participating collectors: Hubert Bonnet, Michel Delfosse, Mimi Dusselier, Frédéric de Goldschmidt,

Sandra Hegedus Mulliez, Cédric Liénart de Jeude, Michel Moortgat and Benedikt van der Vorst.

Artists include: Rodrigo Bueno, Paul Casaer, clairenadiasimon, Manu Engelen, Filip Gillisen, Alfred

d’Ursel, Meggy Rustamova, Ben Van den Bergh.

Venue: 32-34 Rue Borrens, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Extended opening hours during Art Brussels: Wed – Sun 10 am – 6 pm / Free access: exhibitors.

ERIC FABRE • Roland Sabatier. Anti-cinema and distant cinema, works from 1966 to 2000

Venue: 43 – 45 Rue des 7 Bonniers, 1180 Brussels (Uccle)

Exceptionally open during Art Brussels from 9.30 am – 1 pm / Free access.

ÉTÉ 78• Selected art works from the private collections of Herman J. Daled, Marc Remacle and

Christophe Veys

Artists include: Robert De Boeck, Philippe Degobert, Edith Dekyndt, Aurélien Froment,

Mario Garcia Torres, Marcel Mariën, Michaël Matthys, Jacques-Louis Nyst, Roman Ondàk,

Patrick Van Caeckenbergh, among others.

Hosted by Mr Olivier Gevart.

Venue : 78 Rue de l’Été, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) / Open to the public upon request Fri - Sun 10 am – 2 pm

RSVP [email protected] / www.ete78.com / Free access.

MAISON PARTICULIÈRE • Resonance(s)

Artworks selected by four private art collectors : Mr. Josep María Civit, Mr. and Mrs.

Henk de Heus-Zomer, Collezione Maramotti, Mr and Mrs. Amaury de Solages.

Artists include: Alvin Booth, Don Brown, Nicola Costantino, Desiree Dolron, Daan van Golden,

Sol Lewitt, Vik Muniz, Larissa Nowicki, Michael van Ofen, João Onofre, Javier Pérez, Laure Provost,

Gert & Uwe Tobias, among others.

Guest artist: Hubert Gauthier.

Venue: 49 Rue du Chatelain, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles) / Wed – Sun 10 am – 6 pm, Late opening: Thursday until

7.30 pm / www.maisonparticuliere.be / Free access: exhibitors and VIP pass holders only.

THALIE ART PROJECT (Opening Wednesday 23 April from 6 pm to 9 pm) • Textile languages

Artists include: Caroline Achaintre, Charlotte Beaudry, Nina Beier, Hemali Bhuta, Gaelle Chotard,

Baptist Coelho, Anita Dube, Vibha Galhotra, André Guedes, Marie-Ange Guilleminot,

Sheila Hickx, Erwan Mahéo, Fay Nicholson, Prajakta Ponis, Philippe Terrier-Herman, among others.

Performance artist: Jimmy Robert.

Video artist: Ali Kazma.

Curated by Nathalie Guiot.

Venue: 9 Avenue des Muses, 1180 Brussels (Uccle)

Exceptionally open during Art Brussels: Thu - Sun 10 am – 5 pm

RSVP by 11.04.2014 at [email protected]

Free access upon reservation.

THE LOFT• Anywhere out of my world

Artists include: Ghada Amer, Ivan Argote, Elmgreen & Dragset, Mounir Fatmi, Gabriel Kuri,

Thiago Martins de Melo, Adrian Melis, Vik Muniz, Oscar Murillo, Paulo Nazareth, Amalia Pica,

Paulo Nimer Pjota, Mika Rottenberg, among others.

Venue: 1030 Brussels (Schaerbeek) communicated after RSVP / Open to the public upon request;

Fri - Sun 10 am – 2 pm / RSVP before 11.04.2014 at www.artbrussels.com/visitors/vip and

afterwards on [email protected] / Free access.

VANHAERENTS ART COLLECTION• Man in the Mirror

Artists include: Franz Ackermann, Darren Almond, David Altmejd, Matthew Barney, James Lee

Byars, Jan De Cock, Michael DeLucia, Elmgreen & Dragset, Teresita Fernández, Peter Friedl,

Peter Halley, Mark Handforth, Jeppe Hein, Gregor Hildebrandt, Alex Hubbard, Rashid Johnson,

Isaac Julien, Joseph Kosuth, Glenn Ligon, Meuser, Haroon Mirza, Dave Muller, Ivan Navarro,

Jorge Pardo, Philippe Parreno, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Ugo Rondinone, Sterling Ruby,

Thomas Ruff, Tomás Saraceno, Ryan Sullivan, Bill Viola, Danh Vo, Cosima Von Bonin,

Cerith Wyn Evans, Heague Yang.

• Philippe Parreno. Marilyn (Project room)

Curated by Walter Vanhaerents and Emma Dexter.

Assistant curator: Vincent Verbist.

Venue: 29 Rue Anneessens, 1000 Brussels (City centre) / Exceptionally open during Art Brussels upon

reservation on Fri and Sat 11 am – 1 pm / Free access: exhibitors and VIP pass holders only.

Guided visits for groups upon reservation: www.vanhaerentsartcollection.com

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A.VE.NU.DE.JET.TE Institut de Carton vzw • Forcefield - a drawing show

Artists include: Bert Boogaard, Michel

Gouéry, Emma Kunz, Marc Nagtzaam,

Jean Raine, Jan Roeland, Francis Newton

Souza, Elmar Trenkwalder, Philippe Van Snick,

Ina van Zyl, among others.

41 Avenue de Jette 1081 Brussels (Koekelberg)

Check website for opening hours:

http://avenudejette.blogspot.be

Free access.

ÉTABLISSEMENT D’EN FACE PROJECTS (Opening Friday 25 April from 6 pm)

• Shelly Nadashi

32 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels

(City centre)

Extended opening hours during Art Brussels:

Sat - Sun 12 noon – 6 pm

www.etablissementdenfaceprojects.org

Free access.

KOMPLOT(Opening Wed 23 April, from 6 pm)

• Benjamin Valenza. CIRCA CIRCA, the

flying Dutchman re AS-mounted

295 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest)

Thu - Sat 12 noon – 10 pm

www.kmplt.be

Free access.

LA LOGE• Emily Wardill. When you fall into a Trance.

86 Rue de l’Ermitage, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)


Thu - Sat 10 am – 7 pm

www.la-loge.be

Free access.

MAISON GREGOIRE• Zin Taylor. Portals.

292 Dieweg, 1180 Brussels (Uccle)

Sat 2 pm - 6 pm and by appointment

www.maisongregoire.be

Free access: exhibitors and VIP pass holders only.

NICC Vitrine project • Simona Denicolai & Ivo Provoost.

A small amount of material is released onto

the two dimensional medium which leaves

visible marks. Temporary drawings may be

made on a blackboard or whiteboard, or

indeed almost anything.

Nothing is the concept of the absence of

anything. Something is a song by the Beatles.

1, Rue Lambert Crickx 1, 1070 Brussels (Anderlecht)

24h/24h

www.nicc.be

WHATSPACE

(OFF site project)

• Comrades of Time Comrades of Time

Comrades of Time

Artists include: Koen Delaere, Michaela

Eichwald, Bas van den Hurk, Rachel Koolen,

Daniel Schubert, Chris Succo.

15 Rue Crickxst, 1060 Brussels (Saint Gilles)

Exceptionally open during Art Brussels

Fri – Sun 11 am – 7 pm

www.whatspace.nl


museums and art centres in brussels

50°49’19.50”N 4°21’25.53”E GALERIE DE L’ERG• Nasrin Tabatabai and Babak Afrassiabi.

Between Wind and Stick

87 Rue du Page, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Extended opening hours during Art Brussels

Wed – Sat 10 am - 8 pm, Sun 10 am – 4 pm

www.erg.be / Free access.

ARGOS – CENTRE FOR ART AND MEDIA• Heritage Day: Look at Where we are

Artists include : Vito Acconci, Justin Bennett,

Bernard Mulliez, Shelly Silve, Uri Tzaig.

13 Rue du Chantier, 1000 Brussels (City centre)

Sun 12 noon – 6 pm

www.argosarts.org


ATOMIUM• ARTVIEW02# Arik Levy (in and outdoor

exhibition)

Square de l’Atomium, 1020 Brussels (Laeken)

Mon - Sun 10 am – 6 pm

www.atomium.be


BOGHOSSIAN FOUNDATIONVILLA EMPAIN• A book between two stools

Artists include: Noriko Ambe, Elodie Antoine,

Christian Astuguevieille, Maarten Baas, Eyal

Burstein, Noor Ali Chagani, Ka-Lai Chan,

Gad Charny, Kyungwoo Chun, Tom Dixon,

Ninar Esber, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Takaya

Fujii, Gelitin, Anthony Goicolea, Geert Goiris,

Takehito Koganezawa, Soon Young Lee,

Wonho Lee, Aiko Miyanaga, Louise Nevelson,

Oris Nurbossyn, Ilya Rabinovich, Michael

Rakowitz, Koji Takei, Yuken Teruya, Nazif

Topçuoglu, Hiroko Tsuchida, Erwin Wurm,

Tao Xue, Tokujin Yoshioka, among others.

67 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Tue - Sun 10 am - 6.30 pm

www.villaempain.com Free access: exhibitors and

VIP pass holders only.

LE BOTANIQUE• Nass Belgica - Moroccan immigration in

Belgium

Artists include : Younes Baba Ali, Charif

Benhelima, Alina et Jeff Bliumis, Bruno

Boudjelal, Latifa Echakhch, Lalla Essaydi,

Mounir Fatmi, Hamza Halloubi,

Mehdi-Georges Lahlou, Thomas Mailaender,

Malik Nejmi, Djamel Oulkadi

236 Rue Royale, 1210 Brussels (City Center)

Wed - Sun 12 noon – 8 pm

www.botanique.be


BOZAR• Michael Borremans. As Sweet as it Gets

• No Country for Young Men.

Contemporary Greek Art in Times of Crisis

Artists include: Bill Balaskas, Eirene Efstathiou,

Stelios Faitakis, Marina Gioti, Philippe

Grammaticopoulos, Dionisis Kavallieratos,

Panos Kokkinias, Alkis Konstantinidis, Zissis

Kotionis, Nikos Navridis, Stefania Strouza,

Maria Papadimitriou, Antonis Pittas, Poka-Yio,

Lina Theodorou, Panos Tsagaris, Kostas Tsolis,

Dimitris Tsoublekas, Kostis Velonis, Zafos

Xagoraris, Yorgos Zois, among others.

Curated by Katerina Gregos.

• Cristina Iglesias. Towards the Ground.

23 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 Brussels (City centre)

Tue - Sun 10 am - 6 pm, Thu until 9 pm

www.bozar.be


CENTRALE FOR CONTEMPORARY ART• Distant proximity

Artists include: ACM, Pieter Buggenhout,

Jeroen Hollander, Michel Mazzoni, Nicolas

Moulin, Lauren Moffat, Françoise Schein,

Valérie Sonnier, Wilmes et Mascaux.

Curated by Carine Fol

44 Place Sainte-Catherine, 1000 Brussels (City

centre)

Thu – Sun 10.30 am – 6 pm

www.centrale-art.be


ESPACE PHOTOGRAPHIQUE CONTRETYPE• Barbora Pivonkova. Make a gift

• Eniko Hangay. Drawing the city - Brussels

• Pablo Castilla Heredia. Costa Tropical

1 Avenue de la Jonction, 1060 Brussels (Saint Gilles)

Wed - Fri 11 am – 6 pm, Sat – Sun 1 pm – 6 pm

www.contretype.org


FONDATION A (Opening 26 April from 2 pm to 8 pm)

• Max Regenberg

304 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest),


Thu - Sat 11 am – 8 pm,

Sun 11 am – 6 pm

www.fondationastichting.be/upcoming


IMAL - CENTER FOR DIGITAL CULTURES AND TECHNOLOGY (Opening 23 April from 7 pm)

• William Latham. Mutator 1+2

30 Quai des Charbonnages, 1080 Brussels

(Molenbeek)

Wed - Sun 1 pm – 7 pm

www.imal.org


ING CULTURAL CENTRE• To The Point: The Neo-Impressionist

Portrait

Artists include: Henri Edmond Cross,

Maximilien Luce, Georges Lemmen, George

Morren, Lucien Pissarro, Georges Seurat,

Paul Signac, Theo Van Rysselberghe.

6 Place Royale, 1000 Brussels (City centre)

Mon - Sun 10 am – 6 pm, Wed until 9 pm


ISELP (Opening Friday 25 April, from 6 pm)

• HISTORY UNFOLDED.

International group exhibition about archives

and contemporary art

Artists include: Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc,

Etablissements Decoux, Gintaras Didziapetris,

Deimantas Narkevicius, Anne Penders, José

Alejandro Restrepo, Jasper Rigole, Pedro G.

Romero, Stefanos Tsivopoulos.

31 Boulevard de Waterloo, 1000 Brussels

(City centre)

Sat 11 am - 6.30 pm

www.iselp.be

Free access.

JEWISH MUSEUM OF BELGIUM • Marianne Berenhaut.

The dress is somewhere else

• Christian Israel. Warsawarsaw.

21 Rue des Minimes, 1000 Brussels

(City centre)

Thu – Sun 10 am – 5 pm

www.mjb-jmb.org


LA VERRIÈRE (Opening Friday 25 April, from 6 pm)

• Hubert Duprat.

50 Boulevard de Waterloo, 1000 Brussels

(City Centre)

Mon - Sat 11 am – 6 pm

Exceptionally open on the occasion of Art Brussels

Sunday 11 am - 6 pm

Free access.

MUSÉE D’IXELLES• Duane Hanson. Sculptures of the American

Dream

71 Rue Jean Van Volsem, 1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

Tue - Sun 9.30 am – 5 pm

www.museedixelles.be


ROYAL MUSEUMS OF FINE ARTS OF BELGIUM• Fin-de-Siècle Museum: Every end is a new

beginning. Art from 1868 to 1914.

Artists include: James Ensor, Victor Horta,

Fernand Khnopff, Maurice Maeterlinck,

Leon Spilliaert, Henry Van de Velde, Emile

Verhaeren among others.

• Magritte Museum: New hanging of the

collection

• Contemporary Art Circuit in the Royal

Museum of Fine Arts

Artists include: Pierre Alechinsky, Giovanni

Anselmo, James Lee Byars, Thierry De Cordier,

Jan Fabre, Sol Lewitt, Arnaldo Pomodoro,

Gavin Turk, Lawrence Weiner, Ossip Zadkine.

3 Rue de la Régence, 1000 Brussels (City Centre)

Tue - Sun 10 am – 5 pm

www.fine-arts-museum.be


WIELS CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER• Franz Erhard Walther: The Body Decides.

• Akram Zaatari: This Day at Ten.

354 Avenue Van Volxem, 1190 Brussels (Forest)

Extended opening hours during Art Brussels

Wed - Sun 10 am – 6 pm

www.WIELS.org


RESTAURANTSANDBARS

Sablon / City Centre

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

Open 7 days a week 12 noon – 2.30 pm and

7 pm – 11 pm

L’Ecailler du Palais Royal €€€

Very elegant fish restaurant

18 Rue Bodenbroeck

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 512 87 51

www.lecaillerdupalaisroyal.be

12 noon – 2.30 pm and 7 pm – 11 pm

Closed on Sunday

Reservation required

Au Vieux Saint-Martin €€

Delicious Brussels specialities

38 Place du Grand Sablon

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 512 64 76

www.auvieuxsaintmartin.be

Non-stop service from 12 noon until 12 midnight

Closed on Sunday

Easy Tempo €

Antipasti, pasta and pizza

146 Rue Haute, 1000 Brussels

T +32 2 513 54 40

No credit cards

Closed on Sunday and Monday

Downtown Brussels and Surroundings

Bozar Brasserie €€

A pleasant, well located brasserie

Palais des Beaux-Arts

3 Rue Baron Horta

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 503 00 00

www.bozarbrasserie.be

Open 7 days a week

12 noon – 11 pm

Bonsoir Clara €

Fine restaurant situated in the heart of

Brussels

22 – 26 Rue A. Dansaert - 1000 Brussels

T +32 2 502 09 9

www.bonsoirclara.com

12 noon – 2.30 pm and 7 pm – 11.30 pm

Closed on Saturday

and Sunday noon

Comme Chez Soi €€€

An institution in Brussels. 2 Michelin star

restaurant under chef Lionel Rigolet

23 Place Rouppe - 1000 Brussels

T +32 2 512 29 21

www.commechezsoi.be

Open from Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and

dinner. Closed on Wednesday for lunch.

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 7 pm – 10 pm

Closed on Sunday, Monday & Sat. noon

La Brasserie de Bruxelles €€

Mussels, waterzooi and more

typical Belgian cuisine

39 Place de la Vieille Halle aux Blés

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 513 98 12

12 noon – 3 pm and 6.30pm – 11 pm

Closed on Monday

La Marie-Joseph €€

Belgian classic establishment

47–49 Quai au Bois à Brûler - 1000 Brussels

T +32 2 218 05 96

www.lamariejoseph.be

12 noon – 2.30 pm and 7 pm – 11 pm

Closed on Monday

Les Filles €

Fresh and seasonal products, and a daily

changing menu that varies according to the

deliveries

46 Rue du Vieux Marché aux Grains

1000 Brussels

+32 2 534 04 83

www.lesfillesplaisirsculinaires.be

Open daily for lunch and dinner

Royal €

A typical Brussels brasserie

103 Rue de Flandre - 1000 Brussels

T +32 2 217 85 00

www.royalbrasseriebrussels.be

Non-stop service from 11 am to 11 pm


Samouraï €€€

One of the best Japanese restaurants in

Brussels

28B Rue du Fossé aux Loups - 1000 Brussels

T +32 2 217 56 39

12 noon – 2.30 pm and 7 pm – 9 pm

Closed on Monday and Sunday

Sea Grill €€

One of the most highly acclaimed restaurants

in Brussels. 2 Michelin stars.

Chef Yves Mattagne’s elegant and meticulously

crafted menu has earned the Sea Grill

Restaurant its excellent reputation

47 Rue Fossé Aux Loups

1000 Brussels

+32 2 212 08 00

www.seagrill.be

Open Monday to Friday from noon to 2 pm and

7 pm to 10 pm

Selecto €

Bistronomy & comptoir

95-97 Rue de Flandre

1000 Brussels

+32 2 511 40 95

www.leselecto.com

12 noon – 2.30 pm and

7 pm – 12 midnight

Closed on Sunday

Vismet €€

Great fish restaurant

23 Place Sainte-Catherine

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 218 85 45

www.brasserievismet.be

12 noon – 3 pm and 6 pm – 10 pm

Closed on Monday, Wednesday and Sunday


Viva M’boma €€

Great meat & offal restaurant

17 Rue de Flandre

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 512 15 93

Open on Monday and

Tuesday for lunch and

on Thursday to Saturday

for lunch and dinner

Quartier Louise / Ixelles

Beurre Noisette €

Chef Gregoire De Bocher provides inventive,

great Belgian food

Rue du Page 38 - 1050 Brussels

+32 2 534 21 55

12 noon – 2 pm and 7 pm – 10.30 pm


Brasserie George €€

Enjoy the best oysters, seafood, brasserie

dishes and meat in a relaxed classic

atmosphere

259 Av Winston Churchill

1180 Brussels

+32 2 347 21 00

Non-stop service from 12 noon –12.30 pm

Chou €€€

Amazing cuisine, excellent and extensive wine

list, and stylish location

4 Place de Londres - 1000 Brussels

+ 32 2 511 92 39

www.restaurantchou.eu

12 noon – 2.30 pm and 7 pm – 10.30 pm

Closed on Saturday and Sunday

De la Vigne à l’assiette €€

Traditional cuisine

51 Rue de la Longue Haie - 1000 Bruxelles

+32 2 647 68 03

Open from Tuesday to Friday for lunch and

dinner and Saturday for dinner.

En Face de Parachute €€

French and Mediterranean cuisine

578 Chaussée de Waterloo

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 346 4741

12 noon – 4 pm and 7.30 pm – 12 midnight


La Canne en Ville

Traditional cuisine and excellent wine list

22 Rue de la Réforme

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 347 29 26

www.lacanneenville.be

Open for lunch & dinner

Closed on Saturday noon and Sunday

Le Fruit Défendu €€

Seasonal restaurant

108 Rue de Tenbosch

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 347 42 47

12 noon – 2.30 pm and 7.30 pm – 10.30 pm

Closed on Sunday and Saturday noon

Odette en Ville €€

The world’s cuisines and seasons are the

inspiration of chef Roberto Zanuso.

Trendy place for breakfast, lunch or dinner

25 Rue du Châtelain

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 640 26 26

www.chez-odette.com/en_ville

Open daily

Breakfast 8.30 am – 10.30 am

Lunch 12 noon – 2.30 pm

Dinner 7 pm – 11 pm

Sale Pepe Rosmarino €

An authentic Italian restaurant with a

great atmosphere mixing rare simplicity

and high quality products

98 Rue Berckmans

1060 Brussels

+32 2 538 90 63

Monday to Friday from 12 noon to 2.30 pm and

Monday to Saturday from 6.30 pm to 10.30 pm

Tan €€

Excellent organic slow food restaurant

95 Rue de l’Aqueduc

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 537 87 87

Open Mon – Sat 12 noon – 3 pm

and 7 pm – 11 pm

Last order 1 hour before closing

Toucan €

A pleasant, well located brasserie

1 Avenue Louis Lepoutre

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 345 30 17

www.toucanbrasserie.com

Open daily 10 am – 12 midnight

Toucan sur Mer €€

Fish bistrot, great selection of oysters

17–19 Avenue Louis Lepoutre

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 340 07 40

Open daily 12 noon – 11 pm

Un Jour á Peyrassol €

Good Italian & Mediterranean kitchen

76 Rue de l’Aqueduc

1050 Brussels

+32 2 539 32 99

www.unjourapeyrassol.com

Monday to Saturday

12 noon – 2.30 pm

and 7 pm – 10.30 pm

Sunday 12 noon – 4 pm

North of Brussels

Bowery €€

Creative, fine cuisine. Excellent wine,

atmosphere and service.

650 – 652 Chaussée de Louvain

1030 Brussels

T +32 2 325 12 90


Closed on Saturday and Sunday

Senza Nome €€€

Italian restaurant with a Michelin star

22 Rue Royale Sainte-Marie

1030 Brussels

T +32 2 223 16 17

www.senzanome.be

12 noon to 2 pm and 7 pm to 9.30 pm

Closed on Saturday noon & Sunday

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 on Sunday

Chez Oki €€€

Japanese fusion food

62 Rue Lesbroussart

+ 32 2 644 45 76

www.chez-oki.com

Closed on Saturday noon,

Sunday and Monday noon

Kamo €€

One Michelin star gastronomic Japanese

restaurant, the food and service are

exceptional

123 Avenue des Saisons

1050 Brussels

T +32 2 648 78 48

Closed on Sunday

Reservation mandatory

Kokuban €

Light Japanese cuisine, very relaxed

atmosphere. Specialities: noodles, gyoza,

soups

52 Rue Vilain XIIII

1000 Brussels

T +32 2 611 06 22

www.kokuban.be


Closed on Sunday

La Meilleure Jeunesse €

A mainstay of the scions of the Brussels art

world

58 Rue de l’Aurore

1000 Brussels

Phone T +32 2 640 23 94

www.lameilleurejeunesse.be

Closed on Saturday noon

and Sunday

West of Brussels – Uccle and Forest

Bouchéry €€€

Young and creative cuisine

44 Chaussée d’Alsemberg, 1180 Brussels

+32 2 332 37 74

www.bouchery-restaurant.be

Monday to Saturday

Evening only

Le Pigeon noir €

Fresh and traditional cuisine

2 Geleytsbeek

1180 Brussels

+32 2 375 23 74

Open Monday to Friday from 12 noon until

2.30 pm and 7 pm to 10.20 pm

Le Chalet de la Forêt €€€

2 Michelin stars.

Blending art with intelligence, Chef Pascal

Devalkeneer achieves the perfect balance

between traditional and avant-garde concepts

43 Drève de Lorraine

1180 Brussels (Uccle)

+32 2 374 54 16

www.lechaletdelaforet.be

Open from 12 noon to 2.30 pm and 7 pm until

10 pm. Closed on Saturday and Sunday.

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

+32 2 374 31 63

www.villalorraine.be

Open Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and

diner.

Bars and Light Meals

Bar Beton

Trendy urban bar


1000 Brussels (City centre)

www.barbeton.be

Café Belga

Lively bar & café

Place Eugène Flagey

1050 Brussels (Ixelles) -+32 2 640 35 08

www.cafebelga.be

Chez Franz

Bar and tapas

30 Avenue du Haut Pont

1050 Brussels (Ixelles)

www.chez-franz.be

Monday to Thursday 8 pm – 12 noon

Friday to Sunday 10 pm – 1 am

Au Daringman

An artworld classic

37 Rue de Flandre


Tuesday to Friday 12 noon – 2 am,

Saturday 4 pm to 2 am and

Sunday 4 pm – 12 midnight

Greenwich

Authentic Belgian brasserie and bar food

served non-stop in beautiful Belle Époque

surroundings

from 11 am to 11.30 pm.

Bar open until late

Rue des Chartreux 7


+32 2 511 41 67

L’Archiduc

Art deco classic



+32 2 512 06 52

www.archiduc.net

Le Bar du Matin

Relaxed informal bar with good music

programme (jazz, electro, chanson, world

music)

172 Chaussée d’Alsemberg

1190 Brussels (Forest)

+ 32 2 537 71 59

Monday to Friday 8 am - 1 am

Saturday & Sunday 8 am – 2 am

www.bardumatin.be

Lord Byron

Art Café

8 Rue des Chartreux

1000 Brussels (City Centre)

Monday to Saturday 4pm – 5 am

Maison du Peuple

Popular local hangout

39 Parvis de Saint-Gilles

1060 Brussels (St. Gilles)

www.maison-du-peuple.be

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Address

Brussels Expo

Halls 1 & 3

Place de Belgique 1

BE – 1020 Brussels

Entrance: Atomium-side only.

Brussels Ring Road

Exit: 7bis or 8

Metro Line 6

Stop: Heysel (Direction: Roi Baudouin)

www.artbrussels.com

[email protected]

artbrussels

@Artbrussels

Preview

Thursday 24 April, 11 am – 5 pm

(by invitation only)

Vernissage

Thursday 24 April, 5 pm – 10 pm

(by invitation only)

Fair

Friday 25 – Sunday 27 April

12 noon – 8 pm

Guided Tours

Fri 25 to Sun 27 April

Daily guided tours in French and Dutch open

to all visitors (free of charge) at 3 pm and

5 pm meeting point entrance Hall 3 as

from Friday 25 April.

Rates

One day ticket: 15€

Students: 5€

Groups (more than 10 persons): 10€

Online ticket until 24/04: 12€

Art Brussels Pocketbook: 25€

Entry + Pocketbook: 35€

Art Brussels Bag, designed by

Rinus Van de Velde: 10€

The Art Brussels colouring book: 20€

Special artists edition supported by ING

to the benefit of a charity

Travel

Brussels Airlines offers 20% discount in b.flex

economy and b.light economy in Europe on all

Brussels Airlines flights. Promocode: 11121837

More details and conditions on

www.artbrussels.com

Partner Hotels

SOFITEL LOUISE *****

40 Av de la Toison d’Or, 1000 Brussels

Contact: Mrs Jeanne Chancerel

+32 2 549 61 15

[email protected]

STEIGENBERGER Grandhotel*****

71 Av Louise, 1050 Brussels

Contact: Mrs Daraphone Chareunsy

+32 2 542 4243

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