Art Brussels

This new curation by Delen Private Bank at Art Brussels brings together historical artists and contemporary voices in a broad dialogue in which forms seem to echo one another.

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

For Art Brussels 2026, États d’espace by Bertrand Cavalier turns the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles booth into a spatial installation. Two polished-aluminium structures, a series of drawings, a photograph and a video create an immersive environment for a physical and critical spatial experience. 

Belgian artist Natasja Mabesoone, represented by Gallery Sofie Van de Velde (Antwerp), has been commissioned to create a site-specific installation at the entrance of Art Brussels 2026, inaugurating the fair with a bold artistic statement.

Not Everything is for Sale brings together fifteen gallerists based in Belgium with over twenty-five years of activity, each presenting one artwork they would never part with. Curated by Bernard Marcelis and realised with the support of Stibbe, this ninth collaboration with Stibbe honours the long-standing commitment of galleries that have helped shape Belgium’s contemporary art scene.