Art Brussels

Stibbe presents in its lounge: Back to the Future – Belgian Art Prize celebrating its 75th anniversary. An installation curated by Emmanuel Lambion in conversation with Charlotte Crevits. 

The two sister banks, which together support Art Brussels as the principal partners, will present the exhibition Behind Layers in their shared lounge.

In collaboration with ULB’s Archives, Heritage and Special Collections and the Library of Human Sciences, Carton Plein by Juan d’Oultremont questions the boundary between conservation and activation, between memory and creation.

For Art Brussels 2025, Céline Condorelli has created a site-specific installation that reimagines the entrance to the fair: entering an art fair mirrors the experience of stepping onto a theatrical stage.

Discover this year’s Conversations with Nature at Art Brussels by Lélia Demoisy and organised by Maison Ruinart in its lounge. 

Art Brussels presents Monumental Artworks, showcasing large-scale sculptures indoors and outdoors. Curated by Carine Fol, this initiative highlights works that transcend the booth format.

With Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Maëlle Dufour presents OYAS at Art Brussels 2025, a sculptural critique of overconsumption through ceramic Oyas combined with plastic jerrycans, symbolizing water’s commodification.

The Screen is a curated video programme featuring six video works, each with a dedicated screening at the fair’s Tribune.