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House Van Wassenhove in Sint-Martens-Latem (architect Juliaan Lampens)
S. van Ravesteyn. Chrome table lamp, 1925-1927. NAI Collection
The Royal Library in BrusselsĀ recently (re)discovered a drawing by Jean Delville. Go and see it at the Fin-de-SiĆØcle Museum.
A fine example of Japanese earthware from the Combaz collection on show in āA Japanese Spiritā at the Mariemont Museum
Two self-portraits of Max Beckmann at the Berlinische Galerie - Landesmuseum für Moderne Kunst till February 15, 2016.
The Pebbles from Antwerp play 'Huma la la la', one of their first singles. This clip was recorded in March 1967 for 'Echo', a magazine on Flemish TV.
One more week to visit the fascinating sculptures based on Luc Van Malderenās abcdarium @ La Fonderie in Brussels
Rinus Van de Velde @ Tim Van Laere Gallery. Rinus VdV @ Cobra.be
The Belgian painter and photographer Jan Yoors spent a big part of his life in New York. With his camera he recorded the many different worlds within the city. On one occasion he spotted singer Sam Cooke sitting at a table at the Palm Cafe in Harlem surrounded by friends and band members. More photos by Jan Yoors can be seen at the Red Star Line Museum in Antwerp until April 10th 2016.
Utopia and the Boogie Man Contour 7 delves deep into history, past and present. Between Thomas More - who wrote a big part of his famous book āUtopiaā in Mechelen in 1515 - and the red eyed monster of the Nekker, curator Nicola Setari presents a thought-provoking selection of contemporary artistic comments on such topics as monsters, drones, refugees, war and martyrdom.
A ādrĆ“lerieā from the choirbooks of Petrus Alamire. Strarting today (August 18) some fine examples are on show in the Antwerp cathedral. More info on Cobra.be
Philip Mayaux - Lāinteraction forte, 2009
Mayaux was the winner of the Prix Marcel Duchamp in 2006. His work can now be seen in Brussels at Centrale for Contemporary Art. His work is part of the exhibition āInvitation au voyage - 15 years Prix Marcel Duchampā
The smoke rises from Jan Dries
The artist passed away at the age of 89. Read the orbituary
Almost eighty and still going strong. Jim Dine talks to Cobra.be on the eve of the opening of a new show at the Daniel Templon Gallery in Brussels.