Fancy a culture sandwich? Then come along to BOZAR! Every Friday lunchtime we’re serving up an hour of culture. In the space of 45 minutes a guide uncovers a few highlights of the exhibition. The gui...

On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day on 3 May 2019, BOZAR and Cartooning for Peace, an international network of 184 press cartoonists, will be joining forces to present a unique selection of pre...

The work of the Brussels artist Richard Venlet is hybrid, combining sculpture, installation, research into art history, exhibition design and architecture. He transforms existing spaces into 'open fra...

On the invitation of BOZAR, artist Anouk De Clercq has created a new piece that gives the works of art in the exhibition Bernard Van Orley. Brussels and the renaissance a contemporary twist. Together ...

Bernard van Orley was one of the pivotal figures of the Renaissance in the Low Countries. BOZAR and other prominent Belgian institutions are teaming up for the first major monographic exhibition devot...

The exhibition Prints in the Age of Bruegel, presented jointly by BOZAR and the Royal Library of Belgium, paints a picture of print production in the Southern Netherlands in the age of Bruegel. The fa...

With a new series of monographic exhibitions on architecture, BOZAR and A+ Architecture in Belgium highlight the Belgian architectural production, a growing international interest. This series begins ...

Landscape architect Bas Smets and his agency developed a method that meticulously dissects landscapes. By applying this method to the most iconic landscape paintings by Bruegel, they highlight the imp...

Antoine Roegiers' video installation, part of the exhibition Prints in the Age of Bruegel, is a vertiginous dive into Pieter Bruegel's The Seven Deadly Sins (1558): pride, lust, gluttony, envy, lazine...

Literature lives, moves and leaves traces behind, just like the archives which want to save literature from the ravages of time. It is the paradox of literature and creation: all traces are relics of ...