Brussels
Europe's capital is also a quietly important art and comics culture hub
10
Exhibitions
5
Venues
Art & the City in Dialogue
Brussels is a dynamic hub for contemporary art, exemplified by institutions like the WIELS Contemporary Art Centre and the Royal Palace of Brussels. The city's gallery scene stretches across districts like Louise, showcasing both local and international artists. Events such as the Brussels Gallery Weekend invigorate the art market, while public art installations throughout the city exemplify Brussels’ commitment to fostering artistic diversity and innovation.
Featured Exhibition
Wiels
Wiels: Echoes of the Invisible
This exhibition invites viewers to explore the unseen dimensions of reality.
The City as Stage
Exhibitions in Brussels
The spaces where Brussels speaks — from major institutional surveys to gallery shows that define the city's contemporary conversation.
What's On
Brussels — Upcoming Shows
5 shows
BOZAR: Trans-European Post-Industrial Narratives
Closing soonNow Showing
Featured Artists
Urban Infrastructure
Brussels's Art Ecosystem
The institutions, galleries, and independent spaces through which Brussels produces, hosts, and transmits contemporary culture.
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
MIMA Museum
KANAL Centre Pompidou
Gallery Directory
Contemporary Galleries in Brussels
A verified directory of Brussels's contemporary art galleries — each record fetched and confirmed from the gallery's official website.
An influential gallery with a strong international presence, known for its focus on painting and its ability to launch the careers of a diverse group of artists. Almine Rech is celebrated for her keen eye and for fostering long-term relationships with artists.
A gallery with a sharp critical eye, representing artists who are both intellectually rigorous and formally inventive. Barbara Gladstone's visionary program has consistently identified artists who become fixtures of major biennials, with a focus on politically engaged and conceptually sophisticated work.
A Brazilian gallery that has achieved meteoric international success, known for its distinctive aesthetic and for championing artists who engage with materiality and history. The gallery has been particularly influential in bringing Indigenous Brazilian artistic practices to global attention.
On the Rise
Artists to Watch in Brussels
Active voices generating signal — emerging, mid-career, and buzzworthy names surfacing in Brussels's current scene.
René Magritte
Hot ShowingShowing in "Bozar: Belgian Surrealism Reinterpreted" at Bozar
Francis Alÿs
Hot ShowingShowing in "WIELS Contemporary Art Centre: Post-Industrial Flux" at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
ShowingShowing in "Musée d'Art Moderne de Bruxelles: Brussels Contemporary Pulse" at Musée d'Art Moderne de Bruxelles
Olafur Eliasson
ShowingShowing in "Wiels: Echoes of the Invisible" at Wiels
Anish Kapoor
ShowingShowing in "Wiels: Echoes of the Invisible" at Wiels
Paul Delvaux
ShowingShowing in "Bozar: Belgian Surrealism and the Subconscious Landscape" at Bozar
Marcel Mariën
ShowingShowing in "Bozar: Belgian Surrealism and the Subconscious Landscape" at Bozar
Otobong Nkanga
ShowingShowing in "WIELS: Otobong Nkanga — Tied to the Earth" at WIELS Contemporary Art Centre
Gallery Scene
Galleries to Watch in Brussels
The spaces defining Brussels's current moment — independent, ambitious, and generating signal in the contemporary art world.
Biennale Radar
Part of Biennale Radar's Art & the City in Dialogue series — aggregating live editorial intelligence about how cities and the art world speak to each other.