In 1994, South African photographer George Hallett (b. 1942, Cape Town) documented one of the most important moments of South Africa’s history. Hallett, who had lived in exile since 1970, returned to ...
More infoRESIST! The 1960s protests, photography and visual legacy presents some of the most iconic images of the 1960s movements that shook the world and influenced contemporary history. The project sets the ...
Tickets More infoIn 1974, the Belgian cartoonist Hergé, a great admirer of American avant-garde art, and Karel Geirlandt, the new director of the Centre for Fine Arts, invited Charlemagne Palestine to perform in Bruss...
Tickets More infoAssociations have a crucial role to play in contemporary society! Their formidable capacity for action means they are a real driving force for change. In order to pay homage to this penchant for prote...
More infoTwo years ago, Paola Viganò and students at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) presented “The Horizontal Metropolis" at the Venice Biennale. This is a radical project on the developme...
More infoThe Université libre de Bruxelles, in partnership with BOZAR and in collaboration with the ULB and VUB research centres, is proud to present the exhibition, The Art of Difference, a scientific, histor...
More infoTogether with SMAK, M HKA and Middelheim Museum, BOZAR is celebrating the fifty-year career of the Belgian artist Leo Copers. Each institution focuses on a different element from his rich oeuvre. ...
More infoDuring the summer of 2018 , Brussels landscape architect Bas Smets and 'POOL IS COOL' will set up a temporary public installation on Baron Hortastraat alongside the Centre for Fine Arts, as part of th...
More infoHow can architects contribute to the building of a democratic space? How can one learn from the supranational urban and architectural experimentations that is the European presence in Brussels? How ca...
More infoThe Summer Tour gives you a chance to visit the main exhibition from the Summer of Photography: Resist! The 1960s Protests, Photography And Visual Legacy. You will be given 45 minutes to immerse yours...
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The Gabriela Tudor Foundation (Bucharest) and the Next Generation, Please! festival organised by BOZAR – Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels are launching a call for participants for 11 young people from Belgium and Romania interested in participating in an artistic exchange project to take place in Bucharest and Brussels between November 2018 and May 2019.
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The BOZAR Bookshop in the Horta Hall of the Centre for Fine Arts is undoubtedly the place to be for beautiful art books. But there’s more… now it also has high-quality (historical) documentaries and Belgian auteur films on offer at low prices!
For the second time, AIR Antwerpen and the Centre for Fine Arts of Brussels (BOZAR) are joining the Europe-Iran 'Artists in Residence’ Program' (EU-Iran AiRP) initiated by EUNIC, between Iran and nine European countries: Belgium, Austria, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Italy, and Hungary. Artists Saddie Choua and Amir Farsijani participated in last year's edition.
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From August 13 to 17, BOZAR TICKETS is closed for renovation. During this period, you can purchase your tickets in the entrance hall of the Centre for Fine Arts, or simply online.
BOZAR invites its Africa-based cultural partners to participate in Culture at Work Africa, co-funded by the European Union, with the project’s First Call for Proposals for innovative on-the-ground projects aiming at developing intercultural dialogue in urban Africa.
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