Art Brussels

With Tarrah Krajnak

Curated by Sonia Voss

22/01/2026 – 17/05/2026

RePose ExPose CounterPose presents the work of Tarrah Krajnak through a selection of major photographic series.Born in Lima and living in the United States since infancy, Krajnak has set the question of her origins, and with this her dual culture and the recent history of the land of her birth—inseparable from her own—at the heart of her work.

Free access on presentation of the Art Brussels VIP Card

10/04/2026 – 04/10/26

The Boghossian Foundation presents Diary of Happiness, Jean-Michel Othoniel’s first major exhibition in Brussels, bringing together more than one hundred works inspired by thirty years of travel across the world.

Reflecting the Boghossian Foundation’s mission to foster dialogue between cultures, the artist invites visitors on a journey that retraces the travels that have shaped his vision of the world. A form of geography of thought, each work is associated with a particular country. Armenia, Belgium, Italy, the United States, France, India, Japan and Turkey emerge as so many remarkable destinations, forged through encounters and exchanges.

Alongside the monumental sculptures and installations unfolding in the garden and throughout the spaces of the Villa Empain, a hundred watercolours, works on paper rarely shown, form the guiding thread of an intimate and joyful exhibition. Like a travel notebook, they are revealed from room to room, as the diary of years spent abroad, bearing witness to journeys driven by affection and wonder.

The house inhabited by Jean-Michel Othoniel’s works becomes a place of memory and inward travel, shaped by transformation and reverie, a point of departure and of return.

With Art & Language

Curated by Michael Baldwin & Mullier Mullier Gallery

13/11/2025 – 09/05/2026

The exhibition brings together works, texts, scores, paintings, and objects covering the period 1965–2025, retracing the major stages of a collective adventure made up of experimentation, debate, and intellectual provocation. Each piece testifies to the way in which Art & Language transformed critique into artistic material and redefined the very notions of the artwork and the artist. 

With Oriol Vilanova, Walter Leblanc, Charlotte Posenenske, Peter Roehr

Curated by María Inés Rodríguez. 

17/01/26 – 29/05/26

Oriol Vilanova is a Brussels-based Spanish artist whose conceptual practice revolves around systems of collecting and display, often articulated through large constellations of vintage postcards and overlooked cultural artefacts. His work examines how objects are framed, remembered, and circulated, questioning what shapes visibility, memory, and value. Through thousands of marginal images and objects, he constructs narratives that consider taste, power, and the staging of history.

During his residency at the Walter & Nicole Leblanc Foundation in autumn 2025, Vilanova immersed himself in the foundation’s collection and archive. This research led him to a pivotal moment in Leblanc’s trajectory: his participation in Serielle Formationen, the pioneering exhibition organised by Paul Maenz and Peter Roehr in May 1967 at the Studio Gallery in Frankfurt. The exhibition foregrounded seriality across Conceptual Art, Minimalism, Pop Art, Op Art, and ZERO.

Taking the archive as his point of departure, Vilanova proposes to bring together three of the artists who originally took part in Serielle Formationen: Charlotte Posenenske, Peter Roehr, and Walter Leblanc. Echoing Leblanc’s investigations into repetition, light, and structure, Vilanova reflects on the exhibition format itself, on how images are curated, displayed, transmitted, and how these gestures shape collective imagination. Collecting becomes a performative, critical, and poetic gesture. This new intervention stages a shared dialogue on repetition, monotony, and seriality, resonating with the affinities and friendships that once connected these artists.

The exhibition extends the Foundation’s curatorial mission of reactivating Walter Leblanc’s legacy through contemporary perspectives. This exhibition also anticipates Vilanova’s participation in the Spanish Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale in 2026

With Carl Andre, Giovanni Anselmo, Art & Language, Marcel Broodthaers, André Cadere, Luciano Fabro, Donald Judd, On Kawara, Mike Kelley, Martin Kippenberger, Joseph Kosuth, Jannis Kounellis, Sol LeWitt, Mario Merz, Bruce Nauman, Robert Ryman, Niele Toroni, Jan Vercruysse, Lawrence Weiner, Franz West. 

25/10/2025 – 28/06/2026

From the very beginning, Annick and Anton Herbert attach great value to the manner in which art works are presented. In the 1980s they acquire the former frame factory G & A Van Den Bogaerde at the Raas van Gaverestraat 106 / 108 in Ghent. The oldest part of the building dates back to the 1920s. The objective during the renovations of the building is to preserve the original industrial character as much as possible. Besides a living area, the building 106 includes a private exhibition space extending over several floors. This is where Annick and Anton installed the works from their Collection since the 1980s, often in collaboration with the artists.

Address outside of Brussels: 
Coupure Links 627 A
9000 Ghent

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With Lawrence Weiner

27/10/2026 – 28/06/2026

RED AND GREEN AND BLUE MORE OR LESS is dedicated to the work of Lawrence Weiner (New York, 1942 – 2021) whose oeuvre is built around the sculptural possibilities of language.The exhibition highlights the radical position of Weiner, taking as its starting point Weiner’s artistic practice of the 1960s and 1970s.This was a time when the prevailing notions of art, the role of the artist and the collector were critically interrogated, as were traditional structures like museums, galleries and art fairs.As an artist and thinker, Weiner represents a key figure both within this period and within the collection of Annick and Anton Herbert.

Address outside of Brussels: 
Coupure Links 627 A
9000 Ghent

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With Caroline Achaintre, Anna Zemánková, Régis Jocteur Monrozier, Simone Morgenthaler

Curated by Joël Riff

23/04/26 – 25/04/26

The Fondation d’entreprise Hermès will present the exhibition “Extrazimmer” by Caroline Achaintre in its exhibition space La Verrière. For this occasion, the artist will present several artworks including a large scale tapestry. The selection of works will be augmented and accompanied by works by Czech artist Anna Zemánková and sculptor Régis Jocteur Monrozier, as well as a text by Alsatian writer Simone Morgenthaler.

With Juliette Thibert, Mathieu Paradis

Curated by Juliette Thibert

25/04/26 – 26/04/26

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