Articles | Bozar Brussels

Published on 29 September '26

Exhibitions

A welcome return to Jean Brusselmans

"Jean Brusselmans. Painter by Nature", marks a renewed encounter with the Centre for Fine Arts, where Brusselmans was a regular visitor.

Kurt De Boodt

Published on 22 September '26

Performances

Performances at Bozar: an invitation to participate

This season invites participants to engage with the artists’ works and the questions they raise through a range of artistic languages that open up dialogue.

Paul Briottet

Published on 17 August '26

Literature & Society

Zadie Smith’s plea for curiosity and ambivalence

With novels such as White Teeth and On Beauty, Zadie Smith has established herself as one of the most influential voices in contemporary literature.

Kate Dejonckheere

Published on 12 August '26

Exhibitions

Making Sense of the World

Exhibitions programme '26-'27

Zoë Gray

News

Published on 12 May '25

Bozar mourns the unexpected death of Koyo Kouoh

Published on 31 January '25

Construction works around Bozar

Published on 15 January '24

A hopeful 2024

Published on 7 March '22

No more corona measures in Bozar

Published on 27 January '22

Bozar welcomes a larger audience again

Published on 18 January '22

1 year after the roof fire at Bozar

Published on 10 October '24

Music

Mahler and orchestration

Mahler's Seventh Symphony requires more than 100 musicians

Pieter Bogaert

Bozar Arcade x Afropolitan, February 2024, © Marin Driguez

Published on 19 September '24

Love in the Time of Video Games

Video game designers too strive to capture love in their work – in all its overwhelming, elusive and indefinable nuances.

Ronald Meeus

Published on 13 August '24

Exhibitions

5 Things to Know about Hans/Jean Arp & Sophie Taeuber-Arp

Five (well-known and lesser-known) facts about the legendary artist duo.

Lotte Poté

Published on 5 August '24

Exhibitions

Why Love? And Why Is It Louder?

An art exhibition about love, you say? Allow Zoë Gray, Bozar’s director of exhibitions, to explain.

Zoë Gray

Published on 29 March '24

Exhibitions Music

The ballet by Ensor: ‘La Gamme d’Amour’

The story of how a colour-loving painter was seduced by the black and white keyboard.

Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 26 March '24

Exhibitions

Artistic giraffes through the ages

Four-legged predecessors to René Magritte. A journey through time on the back of six giraffes.

Lotte Poté

Published on 7 March '24

Exhibitions

The birth of Surrealism

Surrealism in Belgium. Where did it all start?

Guillaume De Grieve

Published on 14 December '23

Bozar under the Christmas tree

Our end-of-year gift ideas

Published on 8 December '23

Exhibitions

Give someone 100 years of surrealism

Bend your own reality

Bozar Young Ambassadors

Published on 5 December '23

Meet Mireia Vaquer Fortuny: Bozar's Young Ambassador for Classical Music

I'm on a mission to break down the walls around classical music and make it resonate with a younger audience.

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Relive a performance, meet the artists, take a look backstage and explore different themes: here you can delve into the world of Bozar.

A welcome return to Jean Brusselmans

Performances at Bozar: an invitation to participate

Zadie Smith’s plea for curiosity and ambivalence

Making Sense of the World

News

Bozar mourns the unexpected death of Koyo Kouoh

Construction works around Bozar

A hopeful 2024

No more corona measures in Bozar

Bozar welcomes a larger audience again

1 year after the roof fire at Bozar

Mahler and orchestration

Love in the Time of Video Games

5 Things to Know about Hans/Jean Arp & Sophie Taeuber-Arp

Why Love? And Why Is It Louder?

The ballet by Ensor: ‘La Gamme d’Amour’

Artistic giraffes through the ages

The birth of Surrealism

Bozar under the Christmas tree

Give someone 100 years of surrealism

Meet Mireia Vaquer Fortuny: Bozar's Young Ambassador for Classical Music