Brussels in English
Brussels in English is a short weekly radio report about life in Brussels, produced by podcasts.brussels. Each episode covers local stories and everyday life in the Belgian capital. The team also shares tips and guidance to help other people make their own podcasts. Their reports air every Sunday at 1pm on BRUZZ (98.8FM) in Brussels.
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Horta Museum chairs
As part of its series Art Nouveau versus Art Deco which examines Belgian design from 1850 to 1950 the Horta Museum is showing 31 chairs that demonstrate the many currents that inhabited Belgian design. It was much more than just Art Nouveau and Art Deco standing monolithic. The chairs on display show us how that century from the mid 19th to the mid 20th were years of constant reimagining. Museum D
Tanto
Home delivered meals are a growing sector. There's a newcomer called Tanto that is purely local with Brussels' chefs cooking and ingredients that are grown or raised within 100 kms of the city. Founder Thomas Biessaux gives us the details.tantocuisine.com
Maison des Arts
La Maison des Arts in Schaerbeek is a truly hidden, hidden Brussels gem.A short dark alley takes you just steps from dusty Chaussée de Haecht and suddenly you are in a bucolic scene, a two hundred year old manor house with a lovely garden.. The manor house is celebrating its bicentenary with two shows (Au jardin & Habiter la Maison) featuring sixteen artists. In addition to the shows there is
Alexandra Templeton
Home to citizens of over 184 countries, Brussels is replete with expats creating a deep cosmopolitan aspect to life here. We spoke with Alexandra Templeton, who has been in Brussels for 7 years, about her expat journey.www.allytfit.com
The White House in Jette
Almost 100 years ago, prolific Belgian architect Joseph Diongre designed a modernist masterpiece, a house known as the Withuis for its white façade. He designed everything from the architecture to the furniture and even the garden . The same family occupied the house for 91 years and the new owner has had the house completely restored. Until November 22 the public will be able to see it both insid
Butor Biennial
If you like art and nature and want to take advantage of the lovely autumn weather this is the perfect day long getaway. Butor is a new biennial outdoor art event taking place in the village of Molenbaix near Tournai. A twenty acre property with spectacular views is the location for over two dozen artworks from as many artists that examine or question the relationships between art and nature. Arme
Brussels Comic Strip Festival
The annual comic book festival is one of the most popular events in Brussels so the announcement that it would not be held this year was very bad news. For many years in the Royal Park and then in the Gare Maritime at Tour & Taxis the festival drew people from far and wide, but now it was off the schedule. Stepping in to save the day, Didier Wauters, Deputy Mayor for Economic Affairs for the C
Brussels International Film Festival
It's the ninth edition of the Brussels International Film Festival (BRIFF) and team member Julie Van Houtte tells us about the wide-reaching, incredibly diverse, eclectic roster of films that will be screened over ten days for your pleasure. Through 12 September.briff.be/en/
Carte de Visite
Are you an artist who would appreciate exposure of your work to thousands of people at no expense to you or them? If so, Carte de Visite is for you. Every year, the City of Brussels takes over the sleek, modernist Vanderborght building downtown and turns it into a showcase for Brussels-based artists. If you would like to participate, go to their website and fill out the form. It's in French or D
Various Voices
From 24 to 28 June Various Voices, the European festival of LGBTQI+ choirs, will take place in Brussels. Over 350 concerts are scheduled over five days in various landmark venues. Organizer Walid Aissaoui gives us an overview of the very full program.https://various-voices.be/
Van Buuren Museum - Interior Landscapes
One of Brussels' brightest jewels, the Van Buuren Museum and Gardens, is hosting a show that is a dialogue between the works of Anto Carte and Gustave van de Woestyne, two celebrated Belgian XXth century artists who barely knew each other but whose works reflect each other's at various levels; spiritually and physically. Curator Manon Magotteaux gives us her insight on this felicitous synergy.Th
Marché Saint Géry
The Halles Saint-Géry was built in 1881 as a meat and egg market. Over the years it has served a number of purposes, mostly cultural. Now it is going back to its roots as a food market but with cultural events such as the Brussels Jazz Weekend. Project Leader Lucile de Calan shares the details with ushttps://en.hallessaintgery.be/event/le-marche-saint-gery-2/
Val Saint-Lambert at Design Museum Brussels
It's the 200th anniversary of legendary Belgian crystal and glassworks Val Saint- Lambert and there are events in various cities. In Brussels Design Museum is putting on a small but gorgeous exhibition focussed on the mid 20th century. Museum Director Arnaud Bozzini discusses what made the company so special.designmuseum.brussels/en/
Ixelles Museum renovation latest
The Musée d'Ixelles has been closed for close to ten years, denying us the pleasure of seeing its superlative collection of Belgian art. Recently the museum held an information day to give us the latest news. Museum Director and Conservator Claire Leblanc spoke with us about the important changes that have been made during this closed period and gives us hope since she announced that the museum wi
Post Colonial
Post Colonial?, the current temporary exhibition at the House of European History is an illuminating look into the centrality of colonialism in European history, how it has over five centuries shaped lives and how it continues to have an impact and a global legacy right up until the present day. The centuries-old issues are made to feel immediate to the visitor by personal stories of colonized peo
Designing Childhood
Designing Childhood, a current show at Design Museum Brussels retraces the evolution of furniture for children through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, a history that will surprise you. Museum Director Arnaud Bozzini unveils the story for us.https://designmuseum.brussels/en/ Photo courtesy of Magis
Venice biennale 2026: The Belgian Pavilion
It Never SSST, the Belgian pavilion at the Venice Art Biennale is particularly vibrant this year as it features live performances for the first time. Miet Warlop, this year's exhibiting artist transforms the Belgian pavilion into a charged arena where language, music and collective disorientation collide.We speak with pavilion curator Caroline Dumalin. For those who can't make it to Venice from Ma
Picture Perfect: Beauty Through a Contemporary Lens
Bozar's exhibition Picture Perfect: Beauty Through a Contemporary Lens takes on the increasingly hot button issue of the specificity of beauty. What is beauty and who decides? Is there room for different ideals? How are some people pressured into undergoing certain procedures and how are some people changing the norms?Curator Christel Tsilibaris leads us through this thorny landscape.https://www.b
I Am Here
"I am here - je suis là - ik ben hier" is a free trilingual exhibition at Espace Vanderborght exploring self-representation from traditional portraits to selfies. Organized by the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), it features interactive installations examining identity, media, and social media culture. Art Historian Margaux Van Uytvanck tells us what to expect.Free. Through 30 May
On the Page: the Writers Festival of Belgium podcast #14: Dave Keating
In this podcast Writers Festival of Belgium’s Alia Papageorgiou talks to Dave Keating a long time journalist in Brussels, usually covering EU US relations as a newscaster, he talks through how his levels of anger and passion towards the new status quo between the two continents birthed his book ‘The Owned Continent, How to free Europe from American military, economic, and cultural dependence. Enjo
RATZ food market
There's a new food hall in an ex parking structure in the Saint-Boniface neighborhood in Ixelles. It's called RATZ and features cuisines from West Asia to East Asia. Food impresario Thierry Goor describes what he has created.ratzfoodmarket.com
Brussels Short Film Festival
The Brussels Short Film Festival (BSFF) is back with a 29th edition brimming with films to watch and events to enjoy. Corentin Deblire, festival co-coordinator outlines the action for us. 22 April to 2 Maybsff.be
KBR's new panoramic lift
When is a lift not just a lift? When it connects the Mont des Arts with the rooftop of the Belgian Royal Library and its unique view of the city. Library Director Sara Lammens gives us the details. https://www.kbr.be/en/
Bellezza e Bruttezza
The Bozar is presenting Bellezza e Bruttezza (Beauty and Ugliness), a look at how artists of the Renaissance in Italy and the Southern Nelherlands represented those extremes. Zoë Gray, Director of Exhibitions at Bozar, tells us how the show was realized and how they managed to assemble a very rich display of major works from institutions far and wide.www.bozar.be
Visit.brussels protest against budget cuts
Staff at Visit.brussels protested near the city's parliament against budget cuts. The agency, which promotes Brussels worldwide, must save €5.7 million this year. More than 1,700 people have signed a petition against the cuts. Benjamin Vella, head of visitor services at Visit.brussels explains what is at stake.
P for Power
Ho Tzu Nyen, internationally renowned artist from Singapore, is presenting his first exhibition in Belgium at BOZAR. It's a new work entitled P for Power and is accompanied by two large-scale installations, T for Time and Time Pieces. The artist tells us of his inspirations which include his childhood concept of Brussels, created by his discovery of Tintin and Snowy, figures that embody curiosity
22/3/2016
Some short clips from the many interviews we recorded around Brussels in the aftermath of the 22 March 2016 terror attacks.Listen to the interviews in full:- Kate Havrlik | Richard Harris at the Bourse | Ex-ambassador James Cain | More
Brussels Gourmand
Here in the capital of Belgium, land of chocolate, there are 150 chocolatiers hard at work. The weekend of the 28th and 29th of March, Entreprendre-Bruselles is inaugurating Brussels Gourmand with a chocolate route that will take people to ten of the top chocolate creators in the city for on the spot tastings. This is completely free but reservations (at localguide.brussels) are mandatory so that
Atomium digital art installation
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the complete restoration of the Atomium three new digital art (lights and sound) installations were inaugurated recently. One of them is especially noteworthy since it illuminates the structure on the outside. Antoine Menalda of Dirty Monitor, the creators of the spectacle, tells us what we can expect.www.atomium.be
BANAD 2026
The 10th edition of BANAD (the Brussels Art Nouveau Art Deco Festival) has assembled 64 architectural wonders for the visitor's delight. Co-Facilitator Willem Maes gives us the details.https://www.banad.brussels/en/Photo: © EB - Sophie Voituron
IRPA Public Prize 2026
The Belgian Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (KIK-IRPA) just announced the latest winners of the Cultural Heritage Challenge: The Renaissance Pavilion in Mons and the façade scraffiti of the Art Nouveau Maison Dorée in Charleroi. Communications and Development Director Robrecht Janssen explains the very important work that KIK-IRPA performs.https://www.kikirpa.be/en
Film Restored
The Cinematek has been digitally restoring its enormous film collection for the last ten years. They still have a long way to go but in the meantime they are now making the fruit of their labour available to the general public. Collection and Digilab coordinator Bruno Mestagh gives us the details.cinematek.be
Anima Festival
It's the 45th edition of ANIMA, Belgium's venerable but always new, always fresh, animation festival. New co-director Nicolas Moins tells us what's in store for us this year.https://animafestival.be/en
Bright Brussels
Bright Brussels, one of Brussels' most enchanting festivals is back with a very special 10th edition. Visit Brussels coordinator Jeroen Roppe tells us what's new and not to be missed this year.https://www.visit.brussels/en/visitors/agenda/bright-festivalPhoto: Visit.brussels/Eric Danhier
Earth Not A Globe
Brussels photographer Philippe Braquenier has a current show at Galerie Contretype entitled Earth Not a Globe in which he uses his talents as a photographer to jab at various "truths" the Flat Earthers espouse. In the process of which he has produced some very beautiful images. As well as photos there are installations and videos. He tells us how he picked this subject.www.contretype.orgThrough 2
Brafa
Blockbuster Art Fair BRAFA is here with its 71st edition. We spoke with Secretary General Tobias Desmet about what to expect this year.www.brafa.art
Ictus
Seminal Belgian new music group Ictus is moving into Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's seminal Belgian contemporary dance troupe PARTS' newly expanded building and they are celebrating with an opening festival the first week in February. Ictus Director Tom Pauwels and Ictus Artistic Coordinator Jean-Luc Plouvier spoke with us about the move and celebration.https://www.ictus.be/Photo: Christophe Urbain
Brussels Art Guide
The Brussels Art Guide comes out every two years and it's jam-packed with everything you need to know about museums, galleries, private spaces, foundations, non-profit spaces, artist-run spaces, art bookshops, anything that has to do with art, even all the art schools in the city. Journalist Sarah Schug who wrote this year's edition tells us what to expect.info@neca.be
All About Neuhaus
Neuhaus is well known for being among the top chocolatiers of Belgium but they also have the distinction of having invented the praline, bite-sized sweets coated in chocolate, and the balotin, the elegant box that carries them. They have just published a richly illustrated book on the history of chocolate and the company. Co-author Charlotte Huens spoke with us at the launch.https://www.neuhauscho
Brussels Expertise Labels
At a recent Brussels Expertise Labels (BEL) awards evening at Autoworld, Cubex co-owner Xavier De Breucker explained what it's all about.https://brussels-expertise-labels.be/
Art x Gender
Through a new display, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium focus on gender-related stereotypes. The show, titled Art X Gender questions how images and artworks reinforce or challenge such representations. From the 16th to the 20th century, from Lucas Cranach to Roger Raveel, including works by Khnopff, Pierre Bonnard and Jane Graverol among many others, nearly 30 works are exhibited for th
Share & Fun
Share & Fun is a new place in Brussels where everyone is welcome to have fun in a wide variety of ways, including eating, drinking, dancing and lots of ways of playing. Creator Jérôme Desombres explains his concept.https://www.shareandfun.com/en/
Design and Comics: Living in a Box
What do comics and furniture design have to do with one another? Design Museum Brussels' director Arnaud Bozzini explains the museum's fun new exhibition Design and Comics: Living in a Box.designmuseum.brussels/en/
Brussels Cultural Guide Hot List 100
The 2026 edition of the Brussels Cultural Guide Hot List 100 is out and publisher Guy de Bellefroid tells us what's new in the coming year.
Five Past Midnight
Belgian entertainer Kevin Van Doorslaer, actor, writer and director, has performing in his DNA as a fifth generation carny. He has a new movie out that is picking up awards on the festival circuit. He also founded the Acting Studio Brussels. He speaks with us about all of it including the importance of family.www.actingstudiobrussels.com
What's the Word? Johannesburg!
From September 11 to December 21, the A Foundation hosts the exhibition What's the Word? Johannesburg! Curated by Emilie Demon, it presents the work of nine young South African photographers about the multifaceted city of Johannesburg.We spoke with Curator Emilie Demon about her aims in putting on this exhibition.https://fondationastichting.com/en/Photo: Afronova Gallery-Alice Mann-Siphithemba Msh
Royal Museums of Fine Art
Visitors to the Royal Museums of Fine Art of Belgium (RMFAB) can now discover a new permanent space dedicated to modern and contemporary art. The hangings will change twice a year and will bring into dialogue pieces from the collection. To inaugurate the concept, the new gallery welcomes the canvases of Belgian painter Georges Meurant (1948–2023) and the creations of Bonolo Kavula (1992), young So
Ethereal Blend
Augusta presents Ethereal blend, an exhibition celebrating the work of artist Roxane Lahidji with sea salt. The show features a selection of her latest creations and iconic pieces to highlight the special nature of her work.She creates furniture and objects in an innovative material she has developed from sea salt. The show at sustainable design gallery Augusta in the heart of the Sablon is on unt
Surrounded by Criminals
Belgian photographer and founder of the Festival Balkan Trafik, Nicolas Wieërs spent four years in Moldova documenting the lives and tattoos of ex Soviet era criminals now living on the street. The show, entitled Surrounded by Criminals, comprises 140 photographs as well as videos and painted portraits and is spread across central Brussels in six atypical locations including the ground floor of th
ANTE Festival
Explore.Brussels has taken its two biennial festivals (Neo-Classic and Eclectic architecture) and merged them to create the annual ANTE Festival which covers all the styles and movements in Brussels architecture from 1780 to 1920 that led to Art Nouveau and Art Deco. There are 25 locations to visit, 23 guided tours.and numerous activities. Greta Horgen, chargée de mission for Explore.Brussels, ex
Echoes of Dreams
The Maison Hannon is the Art Nouveau setting for Echoes of Dreams, a detailed exhibition of the art of the Belgian Symbolist movement. Luna Spruyt, assistant curator, tells us of the multifaceted reach of the movement and what we can expect to see.https://maisonhannon.be/en© Photo: J. Geleyns
Visionary Comics
The Comic Art Museum is presenting Visionary Comics Hidden gems from the Van Passen collection. Curators Maaheen Ahmed and Hugo Frey have pulled together a cross section of some of the most vibrant, surrealist, often science fiction tinted, breath-taking visionary comic book panels from the extensive Van Passen collection. They tell us how the show came about. A companion book The Visionary Art of
British Comics Now
The Comic Art Museum is holding a British Contemporary Comics weekend October 18 & 19. Belinda Billen, Head of International Projects at the museum tells us all about it.www.comicscenter.net
Bozar's new sound system
BOZAR is famous for its excellent acoustics when it comes to acoustic music but things weren't perfect with amplified music. That's all changed thanks to a brand new sound system. Aurore Aubouin, head of music, explains what's been done.www.bozar.be
Echoes at House of European History
Up on the sixth floor of the House of European History the education department is presenting ECHOES, an exhibition put together by young adults from across Brussels. Project manager Annelies van Rijen explains.https://historia.europa.eu/en
On the Page: the Writers Festival of Belgium podcast #13: Alice Austen
Alice Austen has so many accomplishments, in law, in state building, in playwriting and now with her first novel takes us by the hand and leads us straight intoBrugmann Place in Ixelles, increasingly under Nazi German occupation beginning in 1939. The lives of each of the tenants at number 33 Brugmann share their fears and tense surroundings as world war two increasingly becomes reality and its im
On the Page: the Writers Festival of Belgium podcast #12: Alexandra Huddleston
Alexandra Huddleston talks us through her voyage, and pilgrimages that took her into the world of publishing, and how she created a house in New Mexico via Iceland and artistic collaboration.
On the Page: the Writers Festival of Belgium podcast #11: Eleonora Balsano
We talk to linguistic seeker Eleonora Balsano, a podcaster, journalist and author in Brussels who shares her fascination with writing in another language, and introduces the European Writers Salon.
Green Mango
Green Mango is a local Brussels chain of restaurants that has been gaining aficionados as quickly as they can open branches. What's their secret? Unexpected but delicious versions of the hamburger (40 so far) and a full offer of tropical cocktails in a festive atmosphere. 8 locations so far. Guillaume of the Uccle location tells us what to expect.https://greenmango.be/en/
Hot Regressive Cusine
Brussels born chef Paul Delrez's latest project was a pop up restaurant set up in the middle of Brussels minimaliste art gallery Fondation CAB - He speaks with us about his various projects including his cookbook Hot Regressive Cuisine. Instagram: DelReyPaulChef
Horta Museum Art Deco
The Horta Museum is presenting 100 Patterns From Art Deco to Modernism (1910-1945), a decorative treasure trove for everyone consisting of textiles, rugs, and wallpapers by Belgian and international artists. Direector Benjamin Zurstrassen explains how this temple to Art Nouveau is the right place to celebrate Art Deco designs.https://hortamuseum.be/event/100-motifs-1742206970477x909562219146510300
Bsaha Cafe
An intersection for river barges, trams, buses, cars, lorries, bicycles, scooters, and pedestrians, the Place Sainctelette is being completely redone to give each mode of transport its own space. And nearby, with a stunning view of the canal and the vintage apartment buildings, is Bsaha Cafe. Staff member Anas Al-Qadouri gives us the details.https://www.instagram.com/bsahacafe_off/
Expo Skateboard
The Design Museum Brussels is presenting the touring exhibition "Skateboard from the Design Museum London. The show explores in detail the development of skateboard design over seventy years, focusing on the technological, performative and aesthetic evolution of the skateboard.Curator Jonathan Olivares tells us what it took to make the show a reality.Through 14/09/2025https://www.brusselsmuseums.
Brussels International Film Festival
The Brussels International Film Festival (BRIFF) is presenting its 8th edition. Co-founder Céline Masset tells us about the wide variety of types of movies that have been assembled for this year's edition. 20 to 28 Junebriff.be/en/
KBR Museum (Royal Library of Belgium)
After being closed for 18 months the KBR (Royal Library of Belgium) Museum is reopening with a fascinating new feature. Visitors will now be able to hear the music of the 15th and 16th centuries while they look at illuminated manuscripts of the same period. Sara Lammens, General Director of the Royal Library gives us the details.www.kbr.be/en/museum/
Royal Museum of Art and History
The Royal Museum of Art and History has completed its most important renovation in 25 years with a major display of its Art Nouveau and Art Deco collection as well as the 19th century artworks that paved the way for the two movements. Many of the objects have never been seen by the general public. Curator Werner Adriaenssens tells us what is in store for the visitor. The weekend of June 13th admi
40 years of Stijl
In the Dansaert district of Brussels in the 1980s, Sonja Noël was the first. to open a store dedicated to Belgian fashion. For 40 years, through her STIJL boutique, Sonja has been translating contemporary Belgian fashion into everyday fashion wear. By supporting new brands and young designers, STIJL has played an essential part in writing the story of fashion in the city, The Fashion and Lace Muse
Brussels' new Frites Museum
There's a new museum in Brussels, the Friet Museum which aims to let everyone know everything there is to know about the Belgian Fry. Communications Director Peggy van Lierde introduces us to all the features of this surprisingly detailed but also very light-hearted look at the iconic Belgian food.https://www.frietmuseum-brussels.be/eng/home
Art Deco at the van Buuren Museum
One of the top must visit museums in Brussels the van Buuren Museum and Gardens is celebrating its fifty years as a museum and the 100 years of the art Deco movement with a brand new exhibition: AROUND ART DECO Interbellum sculptures. Curator Manon Magotteaux tells us what it is all about.https:///www.museumvanbuuren.be
Alice Gallery
Alice Gallery is celebrating 20 years as part of the Brussels art scene with a move to a new location and an anniversary show featuring 25 artists. Co-founders Alice van den Abeele and Raphaël Cruyt give us a recap on their twenty years of glocal gallery ownership and on the recent demise of their wonderful ten year old museum the MIMA (Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art.)https://www.alicebxl.com
EntreprendreBruxelles
EntreprendreBruxelles wants you to know about all the great shops, restaurants and services available in Brussels City. They recently held an event at city hall where we spoke with Project Manager Katia Jacques-Serres as well as representatives of some of the businesses.www.entreprendrebruxelles.bewww.ondernemenbrussel.be
House of European History - Presence of the Past
The House of European History's latest exhibition Presence of the Past - A European Album, gives us an innovative look at how Europeans interact with their past. Curator Simina Bădică, explains how the photo exhibition comprising 27 photographic projects from 14 countries lets us see the many different ways people deal with the past.http://historia.europa.eu/
Brussels Short Film Festival
It's time for the 28th edition of the Brussels Short Film Festival (BSFF) bringing us the best in short films from around the world with an accent on freedom.Co-founder Céline Masset brings us up to date on what's in store.www.bsff.be
Drawing Room
The Fondation Folon has a new show entitled Drawing Room featuring 150 works of art by Folon and eleven artists who inspired him. The exhibition is an intimate look at the creative process. Exhibition director Pauline Loumaye tells us what we can expect to experience both in the show and at the foundation's magnificent estate.Through 31 August.https://fondationfolon.be
Kinolatino
Among the many many film festivals that take place in Brussels and Belgium, the Festival Kinolatino stands out for its purpose, which is to bring Latin American movies in all their forms to Belgium where they are not distributed. Festival organizer and film maker César Diaz tells us what to expect.11 to 19 April 2025https://kinolatino.be/
Zafi Cycles
With spring busting out all over, bike rides in the countryside so close to Brussels come to mind. Of the many choices available, Zafi Cycles offers a unique bicycle. All their frames are made entirely of wood which means that the ride is extra comfortable due to the anti-vibration properties of wood which is great news for cobblestone rides. Founder Simon Malvaux explains his product.www.zaficycl
Galerie Bortier
Downtown Brussels' splendid but rather unknown 19th century covered gallery has been all spiffd up and given a partially new vocation. There are still shops catering to aficionados of rare and old books but there is now also a gourmet culinary dimension.Creator Thierry Goor explains how it works.
100 years of Art Deco in Brussels
It's the centenary of Art Deco in Brussels and it's being celebrated all year long with many events. BANAD Festival (Brussels Art Nouveau Art Deco) is kicking things off during the last three weekends in March but there is much more. An Persoons, the Secretary of State of the Brussels Region in charge of urbanism and heritage fills us in.https://www.visit.brussels/fr/visiteurs/agenda/event-detail.
François Bellabas
French photographer François Bellabas, who works in Paris and California, has taken over the Contretype Gallery with his unique photographic creations that combine photos with digital technologies to produce a remarkable ever changing immersive experience he calls Unloadingoverdrive. He tells us a bit about how it works.Through 23 Marchwww.contretype.org
Royal Museum of Fine Arts
Kim Oosterlinck, the new director of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium describes the current shows and how they illustrate his plans for the future.https://fine-arts-museum.be/en
