Drawing of famous belgian comic call “Suske & Wiske”/“Bobet er Bobette”. I really like the part where they added mannekepis in the drawing. Besides this drawing lights up the street as the colors of buildings are a lot 1 toned.
Wow! What space. The ground floor has four rooms that slip on, a double space in the basement and a place of exposure upstairs after climbing a wooden staircase. White walls, a glass bridge and spots that surround the rooms with a warm light highlight the works. Most of the time, these are exhibitions that present various disciplines, from figurative to abstract, not to mention sculpture, where I attended an excellent literary evening organized by MEO editions. They were delighted to present one of their books, do some short readings and take part in a relaxed and unpretentious book signing, and the evening ended with a drink of friendship offered by the boss.
During the covid-19 we can at least visit this comics museum. Lovely place to visit with your children. Or if you are a fan of comics you can go alone...
A museum centre still in development. For now, it hasn't hosted great or memorable exibitions. The space has however a lot of potential and hopefully in the coming months, there will be bigger initiatives. The centre is by the canal of Brussels. It is not in one of the most elegant areas, however you can have a little walk by the water. In the ground floor of the Centre Pompidou there is a little informal food corner from where you can get delicious street food.
A contemporary and very sparse art gallery tucked in downtown Brussels. The area is nearly like a Brussels NYC Greenwich village or London’s Hoxton/Shoreditch. Lots of arty shops and galleries and street food. Alice gallery was recommended by locals as a modern art gallery led by young artists. We say Maya Hayuk’s work which was on exhibition that week. An artist from NYC. Her style of art was very much around contemporary. The exhibition was called Pareidolia Deep Destroyer. Paintings were apparently inspired by her mural works and had dripping brush strokes of paintings in bright colours and shapes. The curator was polite and informed us of the exhibition and shared resources. I learned about Maya which was great.
Most beautiful place in Brussels. Recommended to visit both during day and night times especially during Christmas. The music light sync is played and it’s absolutely beautiful and a treat to eyes. It’s extremely crowded most of the time except during early mornings..
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