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The 35th edition of Art Brussels took place from 21 – 23 April and presented 145 galleries from 28 different countries. This is the second time the fair is located at Tour & Taxis, a vast former customs warehouse in the northern part of Brussels that was built at the turn of the 20th century when Belgium was rich off the back of its colonial exploitation of central Africa. >> Read more

Almine Rech Gallery Brussels is pleased to announce the second solo exhibition of Californian artist Brian Calvin. >> Read more

Almine Rech Gallery is pleased to announce Belgian artist Johan Creten’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. >> Read more

For his first solo exhibition with the gallery, American artist Richard Phillips presents a new body of paintings based on Fascist era Roman sculptures and the artwork of Cy Twombly. >> Read more

Elizabeth Dee and Almine Rech Gallery are pleased to announce Matter of Time a project by Mark Barrow and Sarah Parke at Independent Régence, Brussels. >> Read more

In his new exhibition at Almine Rech Gallery, Matthieu Ronsse presents an ensemble of new works which he produced simultaneously, and which were also installed for a short time in Male Castle (near Bruges). >> Read more

Titled You Go To My Head after Billie Holiday’s standard, this first group show at Galerie Templon Brussels is conceived as a “visual poem” on African Inheritance. >> Read more

Art Brussels is pleased to announce its artistic programming for the 34th edition of the fair, which will take place in a new location, Tour & Taxis, a stunning example of monumental industrial architecture from 1904. >> Read more

A brief description of the main characteristics of Jérôme Zonder’s production helps to explain the extent of the most recent developments in his new works, which are being shown for the first time today at the gallery of Nathalie Obadia in Brussels. >> Read more

Almine Rech Gallery is pleased to announce "So Far, So Close" >> Read more