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April come she will, as Paul Simon wrote, and so she has. Which means spring is upon us – time for school holidays and greening trees, chocolate eggs and ducklings in the parks.
Although jealousy is an emotion has inspired a great many memorable tales since, Shakespeare’s Othello is still at the head of the pack, its tragic title character having gone down in his
Artists have been quick to make the connection between drones, the remote-controlled flying machines that haunt the skies of the Middle East, and the flying carpets in tales dating back to the Ara
Born in 1948, Antwerp artist Jan Vanriet was the star of the show at the opening of the Roberto Polo gallery in November 2012. This is his second exhibition in this gallery.
The Ottomans have long held a special place in the European imagination.
At the end of the month, international literature house Passa Porta hosts the fifth edition of its eponymous biennial festival.
If two weeks after the end of Brussels’ Book Fair at Tour and Taxis you still find yourself suffering from book withdrawal, maybe it’s time to go ex
The Polish seaport city of Gdánsk is hosting “Flanders Week in Gdańsk” later this month to highlight the links between the Dutch-speaking region of Belgium and Poland.
Belgium’s love affair with home building and renovation reaches its apex with Batibouw, the annual fair which opens to the public from Saturday until 8 Mar
