Featured Events in Brussels in November 2024 (July Updated)

Point of view(s) brings together icons from our collection of modern and contemporary art, including Josef Albers, Francis Bacon, Robert Barry, Anna Boch, Marcel Broodthaers, Christo, Lucio Fontana, Fernand Khnopff, Andres Serrano, Vincent van Gogh, Rik Wouters and many others.

At Furniture Fair Brussels you will discover collections that definitely give your sales a renewed dynamic At Furniture Fair Brussels you will discover collections that definitely give your sales a renewed dynamic. It is a qualitative and very diverse, market-compliant assortment, with the commercial value on the shop floor as the starting point. A mix of the entire Belgian Furniture Industry and a select range of the best European manufacturers from the broad middle segment. Information Source: Internationale Brüsseler Möbelmesse | expotobi

World Ethanol & Biofuels is to get their perspectives on the market forces and regulatory drivers currently shaping the global biofuels industry World Ethanol & Biofuels is to get their perspectives on the market forces and regulatory drivers currently shaping the global biofuels industry. Information Source: Informa Exhibitions | expotobi

This EU competition law review brings together experts to analyze current policies and shape future strategies This EU competition law review brings together experts to analyze current policies and shape future strategies. Information Source: Informa Markets | expotobi

Mark your calendars for an art extravaganza like no other! The much-anticipated art3f Brussels - International Contemporary Art Fair 2024 is set to transform the Brussels Expo into a vibrant hub of creativity and inspiration. From November 29th to December 1st, art enthusiasts will have the golden opportunity to immerse themselves in a world of cutting-edge contemporary art. This captivating event promises to be a melange of artistic innovation, showcasing a myriad of masterpieces from both emerging and established artists. Spanning three days, visitors will be enveloped in an atmosphere where art is not just displayed, but celebrated. The Brussels Expo, located at Exhibition Center, Brussels, Belgium, will serve as the perfect backdrop for this prestigious affair, offering ample space for art to be appreciated in all its forms. art3f Brussels is not just an art fair; it's a cultural rendezvous that offers a feast for the senses. The event thrives on the spirit of discovery, inviting collectors, gallery owners, and art lovers to meet and exchange with the creators of tomorrow. With its finger on the pulse of contemporary art, art3f Brussels - International Contemporary Art Fair 2024 is sure to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of all who attend.

Art3f is an exhibition of contemporary art. Renowned international gallery owners and artists across Europe as well as regional exhibitors meet in Bruxelles to present their latest work. Art3f is an exhibition of contemporary art. Renowned international gallery owners and artists across Europe as well as regional exhibitors meet in Bruxelles to present their latest work.  Information Source: Art3f | expotobi

A recurring character in Emily Mae Smith’s oeuvre is an anthropomorphic broomstick figure, inspired by the segment The Sorcerer’s Apprentice in Disney’s Fantasia (1940), which was based on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s 1797 poem. This figure becomes her avatar, simultaneously referring to the painter’s brush, the working tool of housemaids, the mythologized instrument of the witch but also the phallus, giving a sexual dimension to her paintings.

Gladstone is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Hao Liang. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. The enigmatic phrase “Pape Satàn Aleppe,” uttered by Pluto in Dante’s Inferno and defying centuries of interpretation, sets the tone for Hao Liang’s thought-provoking exhibition. Drawing direct inspiration from Umberto Eco’s similarly titled work—which explores the erosion of individual-community bonds and the fragmentation of a shared historical narrative—this exhibition presents diverse cultures, histories, and philosophies. By adopting this cryptic title, the exhibition amplifies the calculated ambiguity inherent in Hao Liang’s works, inviting the viewer to grapple with layers of meaning at the intersection of visual history, literary allusion, and philosophical inquiry.

Meessen is delighted to present Coriums, Benoit Platéus’s third solo exhibition at the gallery. Comprising a series of new paintings, the exhibition’s title, Coriums, carries a dual meaning. On one hand, from its Latin origin, it refers to the dermis—the skin’s inner layer—invoking ideas of depth and texture. On the other hand, in English (from core), corium describes a magma of molten and mixed fuels within the heart of a nuclear reactor, a substance that can form in the aftermath of a nuclear meltdown. With this layered title—purposefully plural—we see Platéus’s fascination with both the “skin” of painting, encompassing its surface and ornamentation, and the underlying elements that constitute it: background, pigments, and complex colour blends.