The art world, in context
News and developments across Belgium.
Image: ArtskGalerie Greta Meert in Brussels presents 'The Wave(s) or Newton's Rings', the first solo exhibition by American artist Marina Pinsky at the gallery, running September 10 through October 31, 2026.
Image: ArtskAntwerp's city museums drew almost 550,000 visitors over summer 2026, with the Middelheim Museum contributing 136,000 thanks to Monster Chetwynd's 'A Friends Making Machine'.
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Image: Artsk'The Auxiliaries', the artist's first Brussels solo, runs 10 September–31 October 2026.
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Image: ArtskThe sixth solo show presents new oil pastel works.
Source date ·Image: ArtskMuseums · Exhibitions · Brussels
I Am Not Me, the Horse Is Not Mine, a William Kentridge survey spanning four decades and ten galleries, opened at BOZAR in Brussels on 18 September.
Image: ArtskLee Bul: From 1998 to Now arrives at M HKA in Antwerp on 13 November 2026, the exhibition's first and only European venue, with more than 150 works across two floors.
Image: ArtskLéonard Pongo's Dialogue with the Source opened at FOMU Antwerp on 18 September 2026, growing out of his artistic research at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, and runs through 17 January 2027.
Image: ArtskAdopted on 10 September 2026, the Commission's proposal for the legal framework governing the European Capitals of Culture from 2034 to 2047 aims to make the action simpler, more inclusive and more focused on long-term legacy. It now goes to the European Parliament and the Council.
Image: ArtskThe first solo show with the gallery runs 10 September to 7 November 2026.
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Image: ArtskPolicy · Public Art · Brussels
Artists and groups based in EU Just Transition Fund regions and candidate countries could apply by 30 September 2026 to present work in 'Living Transitions', the artistic exhibition opening the 12th Just Transition Platform Conference in Brussels on 1–2 December 2026.