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There’s a lot to like about Belgian architecture: Bruges’ rows of stepped gables help make it a fairy-tale city, Brussels’ and Leuven’s city halls are marvels of the Gothic age, Antwerp’s central
For those of you who´ve heard that ballad from Disney blockbuster Frozen once too often, Anima, the Brussels Animation Film Festival
In the wake of recent events in Europe, an exhibition in Liège on the theme of art as a tool of resistance and propaganda takes on particular significance. Degenerate Art According to Hitler:
The Diary of a Teenage Girl, the first feature film produced by the new Los Angeles branch of the Brussels-based Caviar production house, has won the Grand Prize from the 14plus internati
The public library: a bastion of universal education, a meeting ground for young and old, rich and poor to access the great thinkers of our time.
The exhibition is the first retrospective on Emilio López-Menchero.
Valentine’s Day can lead to a lot of expectations – and this year it’s on a (gasp!) Saturday.
In less than a fortnight, towns all over Belgium will embark on their the time-honoured traditions of kicking off the Catholic church’s Lent period with a bang.
On the eve of the national release of Jacques a vu, Xavier Diskeuve tells us about his first feature film.
