John Coltrane 100. We're celebrating the twentieth century’s most inspiring saxophonist.

Guy Peters

Discover the concerts that our Grand Invité, William Kentridge, has left his mark on.

Guillaume De Grieve

With four concerts, we are giving our portrait artist Jeanine De Bique every opportunity to meet, exceed and even defy our high expectations.

Guillaume De Grieve

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

Pleasure, politics and humour weave through all of Dicks films as “mismatched inserts” that surprise and delight

Rachel Garfield 

Across twelve concerts, the Echoes of Brussels series traces the musical history of the City on the Senne.

Guillaume De Grieve

In this project, Palestinian composer Ramzi Aburedwan weaves together an evening with poetry, dance, visual art and music.

Guillaume De Grieve

For portrait artist Jlin, rhythm is existential. It is also the foundation of her music. Discover her work and unique trajectory here.

Cedric Feys

Icelandic composer and portrait artist Anna Thorvaldsdottir sheds light on her inspirations, compositional process and the upcoming projects.

Cedric Feys

Les communautés de Belgique cohabitent, chacune dans leur propre bulle (médiatique). Checkpoint Brussels souhaite remédier à cette situation.

Karl van den Broeck

The young architecture practice Central invites four photographers to offer their own unique perspectives on their work.

Iwan Strauven

This autumn, we present 'House of Memory' / بيت الذاكرة, an immersive Virtual Reality work by Basil Al‑Rawi.

Emma Dumartheray

This is no ordinary guided tour, but a ‘Relaxed Visit’: a bespoke exhibition experience for people with mental, physical and/or social vulnerabilities.

Lotte Poté

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

Kurt De Boodt

Curator Tarek Abou El Fetouh met the South African artist to discuss Brussels, collaboration and the ideas that continue to drive Kentridge’s work.

Tarek Abou El Fetouh

Brusselmans’ monumental sets for Schönberg’s Erwartung, created in 1936, have almost entirely disappeared; Kristof Santy now gives them a new lease of life.

Lotte Poté

Curator María Inés Rodríguez joins the artist in exploring a practice in which textiles become an active medium.

María Inés Rodríguez

Conversation with Bronwyn Lace and Neo Muyanga

Paul Briottet