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Belgian artist Francis Alÿs has spent the greater part of his career away from his homeland and starting in 1999 he made short videos of children playing in public spaces in Mexico, Venezuel
From 1 January, disposable cups, tin cans and plastic bottles are banned from public events across Flanders.
The Tour de France in Brussels, Belgian elections and Brexit. 2019 is already gearing up to be a busy year. Here are just a few events to look out for.
Feminism is said to be an amalgamation of political and philosophical movements that history presents to us as waves. The current MeToo movement is being called the fourth wave of feminism.
Not only does this show have a clever name but also an interesting premise.
For extended periods during the last three years of his life, American artist Keith Haring lived in Belgium, saying that he quickly felt at home here.
Podcasts are rapidly gaining popularity. In the US in five years, the number of Americans over 12 who listen to at last one podcast a month has risen from 12% to 40%.
You may not know the name but you may well know his series Blacksad, which follows the adventures of PI John Blacksad, a black cat with a white snout, who like all the other animal characters in t
Centrale for Contemporary Arts, the City of Brussels museum, is presenting two concurrent exhibitions based on the bizarre world of photographer Roger Ballen.
