‘Theo van Doesburg’

26 Feb. →
29 May'16

A New Expression of Life, Art and Technology

Travel back to the beginning of the twentieth century with Theo van Doesburg and inhale the revolutionary atmosphere of the avant-garde in the exhibition Theo van Doesburg: A New Expression of Life, Art and Technology. Having founded the art movement De Stijl in the Netherlands with Piet Mondrian in 1917, Van Doesburg set off across Europe to promote their abstract visual language internationally. In Paris he encountered the art of the Dadaists and began writing Dadaist poetry himself. In Weimar he presented his new awareness of beauty to the Bauhaus architects. He travelled round Europe and made his pioneering visual language appear not only in paintings, but also in buildings, furniture and interiors.

Curator: Gladys Fabre

Practical information

Location

BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts

Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 Brussels

€ 14 – 12 (BOZAR-friends)
REDUCTIONS
COMBI TICKET

Tue - Sun, 10 am - 6 pm
Thu, 10 am - 9 pm
Closed on Monday

Guided tours on demand via groups@bozar.be or +32 2 507 83 36.
€ 75 – 95 (weekends and late-night openings)

Videoguide: € 3 (2x = € 5)
Audiokids (6 > 12 - NL, FR): Free

Catalogue
Mercatorfonds & BOZAR Books (NL, FR & ENG)
Price BOZAR shop € 40,00 - 36,00 (BOZAR-friends)
Price in bookshops € 44,95

I.K. Bonset, 7-inch single & literary visitor's guide

Support

  • Europe by People

In the framework of

  • the Netherlands presidency of the Council of the European Union